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[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] juliospinoza:
I don't know about the Korean version. But here in Mexico there's only one version, the international with exynos and all show 4G. It depends of the ROM, not the model. I bought mine in US and is the Snapdragon and it shows LTE. I don't know why but in America and Canada all phones (regional sales) shows LTE and not 4G.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] Frozenrosen:
Same on my N950N, shows the LTE or LTE+
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] sefrcoko:
I think it's based on CSC.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] upbeatwrench:
The last phone that I bought here in Japan was the Galaxy S7 edge SC-02H, when it was still on android 6.0 it shows the LTE icon but when it got updated to 7.0, the icon changed from LTE to 4G/4G+ and so the newer Galaxy phones sold here now shows the 4G icon ?:confused:
[General Questions and Answers] IOIIIIIOI:
Hello there

my power button on Nokia TA-1021 starting to act crazy. when you press it, it functions normally with a click and everything is ok.

but when I touch the power button without pressing it or simply hover my finger over it, it acts like I pressed it 3-4 times. the power button became super sensitive.

the strange part is it still works normally when pressed ! :eek:

I dont want to take apart my phone and I donno if canned air will help since the button clicks normally.

Please help
[Samsung Galaxy A3, A5, A7 (2017) Questions & Answe] QueenLizzy:
For some reasons it fails? firmware is right, usb is in right i think....never had this issue before?...Does Oreo let you go back??... 4hrs and getting frustrated must be something simple, developer options is on usb debugging.
[Samsung Galaxy A3, A5, A7 (2017) Questions & Answe] moozer:
Can you grab a screenshot?
[Samsung Galaxy A3, A5, A7 (2017) Questions & Answe] QueenLizzy:
i had wrong firmware sorted cheers
[Samsung Galaxy A3, A5, A7 (2017) Questions & Answe] moozer:
Figured. Glad you have it sorted:svetius:
[Xperia Z2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] srifal:
Hy Guy's,

Any one can help,How to install DOLBY Atmos On Sony Xperia Z2

Oreo Based rom like (RR,Carbon,Lineage & any other Oreo based rom).I've tried to install Dolby Atmos on my device based on RR,CARBON,LINEAGE rom.Succesfully install via twrp with MAGISK,But Device not boot up.how to fix it.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] Jk108:
Hi,

I have a g930p running g930u Nougat firmware. I did an OTA update to Oreo and was not able to connect to my network after.

I'm in Canada and on Public Mobile which is owned by Telus.

I can see Telus, Bell, Rogers, and Freedom when I do a manual network search, but cannot connect to any of them.

I did some research, and I'm wondering if there are some issues with MVNO's.

My IMEI is present, so I don't think there is an issue there.

I was able to use Odin to downgrade back to Nougat. Everything works fine on Nougat.

I tried manually flashing the latest g930u oreo firmware after, and no luck. A factory reset did not help either.

Any ideas?

Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] tofis:
Same Issue here

Hello,

I seem to have a very similar issue.

Ever since the most recent update (to Oreo 8.0.0) my Samsung Galaxy S7 will not connect to mobile networks. The network symbol shows full four bars most of the time (sometimes the crossed out circle), however never indicators for mobile internet. I don't receive texts or whatsapp messages, neither can I send them, the browser says I'm offline. I can't be called and when trying to make calls, after a split second I get a prompt "Not registered on network" and the call ends.

Internet usage works just fine when using Wifi.

Also, the issue only occurs on default network settings: When I go to settings->connections->mobile networks->network mode and select "2G only", the phone functions as I would expect it to do. All other modes don't work.

Things I've tried without any form of success:

Flight mode on/off

Several reboots

Wiping the cache

Manually searching for network operators (keeps on scanning forever)

Resetting network settings

Resetting my phone to factory settings

Unfortunately I can't cross check my SIM-card with other phones or other SIM cards on my device. Since I've been using both for almost 2 years now, however, I don't think those are the issue.

Device: Samsung Galaxy S7 32GB

Android Version: 8.0.0

Product Code: SM-G930FZKADBT

Baseband version: G930FXXU2ERGC

Build number: R16NW.G930FXXU2ERGE

Network Provider: Mobilcom debitel (Via D2 network, Germany)

I really hope somebody has an idea for a solution, this unnecessary issue renders the phone mostly unusable :/
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] mb9210:
Hi

A UK user here, I have been experiencing some of the same issues that you have both mentioned. For me however periodically my phone will stop recieving network signal from my phone operator '3' and have completely no signal. This has been happening for a few months now and has happened since the last major update. In attempting to solve the issue, I often reset my phone multiple times to no avail and I simply have to wait until the phone starts to recieve signal again! Very frustrating!

I am not using any type of custom OS currently (or ever previously) and that was my main motivation to join this site, to jailbreak my phone and see if I can overcome these issues through custom fireware or alternatively installing older firmware where this problem did not exist.

The problem is widespread, a simple google of the issue or a visit to the Samsumg forum and you'll find plenty of users reporting the same problem, however Samsung seems to be doing nothing about it. Honestly, I am disgusted! I paid a lot of this phone on its release two years ago and I have simply been forgetten about and no one seems to care at Samsung to provide a solution or any information at all.

Best,
[Moto E4 Plus Questions & Answers] Mahtabul Islam:
I unlocked my phone and tried to install custom rom. But when i installed custom rom the sim network was not found. After flasging back to original rom the imei got vanished and sim network is not showing. So please tell me what should i do ???
[Moto E4 Plus Questions & Answers] d_g_m_2000:
You could try this tutorial < https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kmnshd4cifY >

And if it works, you should hit thanks to [MENTION=4657745]karluag[/MENTION] for share the link in this post >> https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=77247021&postcount=3

DO IT AT YOUR OWN RIKS! DON'T BLAME OR COMPLAIN TO ANY OF US IF IT GET WORST!

I hope you can revive your device like i do.

PD 1 - when use "sp flash tools" check that it'll be on DOWNLOAD ONLY mode (if you don't know what i am talking, read other threads).

PD - my device is moto e4 plus XT1772 (mediatek)

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You could try this tutorial < https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kmnshd4cifY >

And if it works, you should hit thanks to [MENTION=4657745]karluag[/MENTION] for share the link in this post >> https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=77247021&postcount=3

DO IT AT YOUR OWN RIKS! DON'T BLAME OR COMPLAIN TO ANY OF US IF IT GET WORST!

I hope you can revive your device like i do.

PD 1 - when use "sp flash tools" check that it'll be on DOWNLOAD ONLY mode (if you don't know what i am talking, read other threads).

PD - my device is moto e4 plus XT1772 (mediatek)
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] lucho2407:
I boot Android P semiGsi (PR1) in my Whyred Global 4/64, mostly for try the new Gestures, so i have some thoughts.

First, the objetive for introduce Gestures in UX is enjoy all screen interface, so, I think that the "common" of the people think that the nav bar it has to gone.

Second, the transition/animation for each gestures has to be in context of the finger movement, for reach a efficient interaction,

I notice that the animations from recent apps it change, and now the apps are into "cards" structure, but, the way it how the pill interact with the cards its interesant, in vertical way.

Now, for now, who want to use gestures in Aosp base roms (stock, no heavy pers), has to use apps that imitate the butons from nav bar, but if in Android P can imitate the interaction between the pill and the cards for recent apps gestures, i think it gonna work.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] kuance:
bro, my advice is to use a problem english. I do not understand you. most of them if not all...
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] ranggi:
screenshoot please
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] otonieru:
and whats the issue again ? and what is actually proposed ? :eek:

i kinda lost reading it.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] FroZine:
Where can I activate the gestures ? Didnt find it in the newest rom ....
[Google Pixel 2 Questions & Answers] NickJHP:
OTA update to 9.0 available a couple of days ago so I let it install. Since then, I've seen considerably quicker draining of the battery, with my usage of the phone being much the same as before. For example, when I went to sleep last night the battery was at 64%, and there were no apps running according to a swipe up from Home, but when I woke this morning, battery was down to 2%. I normally charge once a day, and previously the battery was hardly ever below 50% after 24 hours - I'm a pretty light user.

As an aside, with 9.0 there no longer appears to be possible under battery usage information in Settings to see the percentage of battery that has been used by the various apps and processes.
[Google Pixel 2 Questions & Answers] crixley:
Click the three dots in the top right and choose battery usage.

As for battery life, mine has improved greatly on Android P
[Google Pixel 2 Questions & Answers] WibblyW:
Ok here. 62% drop over night doing nothing suggests you have a rogue app in there. I'm assuming you have ok cellular coverage and nothing has changed there by coincidence. I would reboot and force close every app you have that's not essential overnight and try again. Swipe up from home and clearing those apps doesn't force close the apps. Greenify is an app that (in manual mode) will make it easy to select as many apps as you want and force close the lot of them. If that improves the situation you can then begin to work out which app(s) might be doing bad stuff whilst you sleep...
[Google Pixel 2 Questions & Answers] MaxNXS:
Battery on my P2 has significantly improved with Pie even if I didn't have any major problem with 8.1 either. Overnight drain 3-4%. After regular use after a full day I easily exceed 5h SOT. Everything stock with just Greenify in non root mode. I couldn't be happier, best Android release so far for me.
[Google Pixel 2 Questions & Answers] saqc2010:
I've had my p2 installed with PIE for about 2 days now. I suggest giving it a week (which is what I'm doing) and then getting a full overview of how my battery is performing. Usually, after any major OS updates, being that apps are trying to utilize your resources and a new version of Android would try to allocate and learn your usage (in this case battery), you'd get a much better definitive idea of your overall performance.

I also think that since its now available, turn on Adaptive Battery mode. After a day of upgrading the OS, Adaptive battery at my 26 hr mark of upgrade said that one of my apps was taking in a lot of resources to be used in the background (ES File Explorer). I made AB to stop ES from taking battery resources.

So in conclusion, if it a week and then you'll be able to get a better overall understanding of whether your battery REALLY has gotten worse or better.

Hope this helps!
[Google Pixel 2 Questions & Answers] gbmasterdoctor:
Interestingly, my battery was dropping really quickly too after the update to DP3, I switched off Adaptive Battery and it fixed the issue completely.

I tried it again with Android Pie and the issue resumed, so I turned it back off. Maybe try this too?

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Interestingly, my battery was dropping really quickly too after the update to DP3, I switched off Adaptive Battery and it fixed the issue completely.

I tried it again with Android Pie and the issue resumed, so I turned it back off. Maybe try this too?
[Google Pixel 2 Questions & Answers] Burkules:
Exact same problem here after updating. Even tried a factory reset in case it was an updating issue. Same problem. My battery is currently at 43% 4 hours after a full charge. And I've barely used it. This is really poor.

No new apps installed.

My Oreo battery life was great. I'll try shutting off adaptive battery as suggested - but seems a real shame if one of the flagship battery saving features is doing the total opposite on Google's current flagship phone!

Doesn't seem to be a massively common issue so not sure if a likelihood of a patch either :(
[Google Pixel 2 Questions & Answers] Burkules:
Just a quick update - Google play services has now become the biggest drain on my battery, just as it was before I factory reset after the first install...

Anyone else had the same?
[Google Pixel 2 Questions & Answers] nullness:
I had the same issue and did the same thing... until dp3 and my battery usage was terrible again even with adaptive battery turned off. I ended up turning it on again and after about a week my battery usage was back where it was before. So there doesn't seem to be a magic bullet here. FWIW app usage offered no insight as to what was causing the drain in the first place.
[Google Pixel 2 Questions & Answers] hardcoremildred:
THIS.

I got like 8+ hours of SOT.... no mobile network though, all day wifi use only.
[Google Pixel 2 Questions & Answers] njhardc0re:
I have this issue. Dropped about 40% over night. I found that turning wifi off stopped the drain completely. I did not have this problem with Oreo at all so it's not the networks im connecting to. Weird thing is this did not happen when I first installed Pie. This started happening about 3 days into installing. Also, I put it in safe mode and saw the same drain with wifi on vs off.
[Google Pixel 2 Questions & Answers] Burkules:
Hi guys,

I seem to have fixed my terrible battery life!

The below might be worth a try if you're still suffering from it.

I noticed in GSAM that RCSphone was the front runner in battery drain so did a little research and found this site.

SOLUTION: Turn off app preview messages (settings / google / app preview messages). Apparently its only function is to allow Allo messages to be received without the app. To me, totally pointless as i don't know - nor have ever met - a single person who uses it.

I've gone from draining 8-10% an hour (screen off) to around 2.5%/hour and from 1hr 35 total SOT to 3hrs 39 minutes with 32% left (and an hour of that was Google maps navigating, so a proper work out for the phone).

Do give it a try and let me know if it works for you.

Although there's room for improvement (idle 2.5%/h seems high to me!) and it's ludicrous that I should have spent several hours finding a fix for this on 100% stock android, I'm very happy to have a usable battery life back again...

Adam.

UPDATE: Seems like in the night I lost 40% again. Idle drain climbed it's way up to 5.6% in the night. Still an improvement from where it was before, but not quite as good as it first appeared...
[Google Pixel 2 Questions & Answers] WibblyW:
[MENTION=8446383]Burkules[/MENTION] I drop 0.4 - 0.7%/hr over night with Bluetooth off/Wifi on/strong cellular signal. Much the same as it was with Oreo. Not quite sure why's there's such a big range (almost 2x) but either way it's ok for me. Did you try the technique above?
[Google Pixel 2 Questions & Answers] Burkules:
Cheers for getting back on this.

I left it on safe mode the other night and it still drained absurdly fast, which suggests to me it's a google system drain rather than rogue app, but will try again with app preview now switched off. Likewise will try greenify again and report back.
[Google Pixel 2 Questions & Answers] WibblyW:
Likewise maybe app preview set to off will help me even more. If I recall correctly rogue apps can cause some google system apps to wake up, but perhaps not in safe mode...
[Google Pixel 2 Questions & Answers] Burkules:
So, switched off adaptive battery again (i'd enabled it after my short-lived miracle recovery the other day) and now I'm down to 4%/hour. Which is better but still really high for idling! Cleared cache and data in Google play services for good measure too as it still comes up super high on the list of battery drainers.

Booting into safe mode now to check the drain without adaptive there and will report back...

UPDATE: Exactly the same drain in safe mode. This is a straight up google problem....
[Google Pixel 2 Questions & Answers] WibblyW:
Have you tried to force close every app you've downloaded too?
[Google Pixel 2 Questions & Answers] Burkules:
Haven't tried this - but if the battery drain is the same in safe mode (with only google/system apps running) I can't see how it will make a difference. Ill be in rehearsal for several hours today so will force close everything and will then be leaving my phone idling for a few hours anyway.

I signup up to the google play services beta yesterday, and google play services no longer appears as one of the top battery users... but the battery drain is the same and the numbers given in *all* battery apps (Gsam/accubattery/system) don't add up to anything close to the actual % drain. System battery displays 15% of usage (with 'full device usage' on show) when the battery is quite evidently at 48% from full charge. Total cluster****. So pissed off I updated.

Have you seen any improvement in yours with any of these workarounds?
[Google Pixel 2 Questions & Answers] WibblyW:
Nothing to lose by trying. And as I said, Greenify makes it easy/quick to do. Force closing is almost as good as uninstalling those apps as the vast majority of installed apps won't restart or run in background until you use them for the first time again. In my experience, quiescent battery consumption (e.g. noticed over night):

Is vastly affected negatively by poor cellular signal strength. Marginal coverage can really drain the battery fast.

Gradually gets worse between reboots

Can be improved (once it degrades) if you force close all the apps you've installed, and swipe away the background apps just before you go to bed!

If quiescent consumption suddenly rises I can normally fix it by force closing all the apps (not being sure which was the one gone rogue/suddenly misbehaving)

At night I generally have excellent cellular coverage, good WiFi, and Bluetooth is off. NFC is always off

I don't enable sync on 2 of the 3 Gmail accounts I have configured

I disable notifications from any apps I don't actually need them from

Quiescent battery consumption is between, say, 0.4% and, 0.7%/hr at home, around 2 to 3%/hr when out and about which I put down to all background data being driven over 4G instead of Wifi, and variable cellular coverage

I've not noticed quiescent battery consumption change between Oreo and Pie, but this may be because I keep force closing apps at night and not giving adaptive battery (which I have on) a chance to have the same effect intelligently

Turning off app preview messages has made no practical different for me

I'm completely stock (stock launcher, not rooted, etc.)

If you can't fix it, at least a factory reset as the next experiment has the option to restore *most* of what was there before (so long as you have had the backup setting enabled). But because not everything is restored it's still a pain. And if that doesn't work it's another factory reset and test and then restore everything manually and gradually :-S. But I think you already tried that? :(
[Google Pixel 2 Questions & Answers] armordillo:
I had been using the June image of Oreo (8.1.0 (OPM2.171026.006.C1, Jun 2018)) with 'twrp-3.2.1-2' for recovery and Magisk 16.0 to root the device. The only Magisk modules I used were Tethering and YouTube Vanced. With that, my battery life was pretty good. Over night (6-8 hours) I would lose 4-6% battery.

About 5 days ago, I decided to dirty flash Pie. First I uninstalled Magisk with the uninstaller (Magisk-uninstaller-20180719). I then dirty flashed Pie (9.0.0 (PPR1.180610.009, Aug 2018)) and then flashbooted TWRP 3.2.3 (twrp-3.2.3-0-walleye.img). From there I installed TWRP (twrp-pixel2-installer-walleye-3.2.3-0.zip) and Magisk (16.7-1674) as well as Flash Kernel (v3.01). Then I wiped dalvik/cache and rebooted. Installed busybox. I manually set tethering in build.prop this time around and only installed Magisk Manager (v5.8.3) and only YouTube Vanced Magisk module.. Nothing super custom and not using energy saving apps like Greenify.

Everything booted up fine with root but I noticed my phone would die at a rate of about 5%+ an hour while idling. Over a 6 hour period (while sleeping), I went from 50% to 13% which was unusual. I tried some of the suggestions including the following:

-Disabling app preview messages

-Validating 'hardware acceleration' and 'data always on' is off from developer settings

-Wiping certain app data (like Google Play) as well as a lot of app caches.

-Going into a lot of apps individually and setting them to never run in the background

-Turning off cellular data

-Turned off ambient display

-Of course, clearing all apps from running in the background after closing them

.... None of this helped. My battery kept dying at this same rate. I will say that I do leave my GPS and Bluetooth on 24/7 but it's never been this bad on battery drain. However, last night for shiz and gigs, I left everything like I usually do (including leaving Mobile Data on, GPS, Bluetooth, Location Sharing) except I turned off my Wi-Fi connection. When I woke up this morning, after 6 hours of sleep, my phone only drained 4%.

I've been toggling this off and on the last few hours and I can tell the difference of the drain. Mind you, I don't live in a heavily populated area so Wi-Fi interference isn't incredibly bad. I use a Netgear Nighthawk R7800 Router in a 1600 sq ft. home and I connect on the 2.4G instead of the 5G connection as it supports a further range (so I can hit Wi-Fi while mowing the lawn. TMI?). My cellular data gets about 10-30Mbps down from Sprint LTE depending on the time of day with rather low latency (18-30ms)...

TL;DR .. So far, it appears there's something about the Wi-Fi causing a lot of power drain for me.
[Google Pixel 2 Questions & Answers] bleets:
Honestly, Pie battery life is atrocious with adaptive battery on or off.

I took it off charge at 3am last night, by 7pm today it was dead and it was mostly idling/sleep in that time.

I noticed it the day after I flashed Pie (which i did on the night it came out)

The next day I leave the house to go somewhere, arrive, look at my phone...and it's dead, it dropped 50% over night and the idle battery life on oreo was superb when idle.

So I charged it again, used it normally for a few days...till it drained 50% over night again.

Re-flashed pie from the factory image and it's the same.

I'm probably going to re-flash and use July 8.1 image just to make sure it's not the phone but yeah...

This is abysmal.

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Just out of curiosity, is your WiFi SSID hidden or not?

*edit* not that it matters, I usually have wifi off and i've had terrible drain...it's just on at the moment because i accidentally ran out of data for the first time in my life.
[Google Pixel 2 Questions & Answers] armordillo:
Nope, my Wi-Fi SSID is exposed. I'm at home right now and have my Wi-Fi turned off on my phone at the moment. Using cell data, I've been browsing reddit (through chrome) and checking e-mail (through g-mail app) as well as texting on-and-off for the last 4 hours while watching TV (not on the phone) and the battery has dropped from 59% to 53% ...