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[Huawei Mate 10  Questions & Answers] dr_iggy:
Information from the official Huawei forum in Serbia says that rollout of the official EMUI 9.0 for Mate10 Pro will start on December 14th.
[Huawei Mate 10  Questions & Answers] joppy:
So the Emui is equal to the Android version as in when Huawei update/bump their EMUI to 9.0 that means they will also bump the core to android 9?

Ok, probably just me that have read to much into the Project Treble an the separation of HAL. Since I first read about the HAL last year I kind of figured that the mobile devices that shipped with Android 8 would get a really timely bump to Android 9, like within weeks only after the android bump. So in my mind I kind of expected the roll out of new Android to be almost close to equal to the end of beta for Android 9.

On a semi related question, iirc the back story of the Project Treble was that Google wanted to address the fact that manufacturers did not commit to keep their Android devices updated, and that most of the manufacturers has a short life span of updates. Which combined lead to ie some bad press regarding vulnerability for many older Android devices, along with a less desirable user experiences with aging Android devices. Not to mention the lack of abilities to take advantage of all the newer software improvements that follows each Android update each fall. There have been a couple of Google initiatives prior to Project Treble, without hardly any traction and without Google being able to force manufacturers to stay committed.

So with the Project Treble Google did from what I can remember,make it mandatory for join the Project Treble for those who shipped their devices with Android 8. In my mind that translated to all kinds of things. Like Google putting down minimum requirements for number of updates manufacturers had to commit to, the speed of which they release updates etc.

However, did Google in fact put any of those requirements into Project Treble? Can we in fact look forward to having ie set number of supported updates from manufacturers in the future? Or will the big brands still be able to ignore their customer base rapidly and push forward with new models and focus their energy towards people updating their devices and buying the next year model rather then keeping their previous model with less overall waste, less economic impact and a more sustainable hardware update factor?
[Huawei Mate 10  Questions & Answers] punkerEVO:
Treble means it would be much quicker and easier for oems to update to the newest version of Android, but it would still have to be the OEM making the update and pushing it out to your phone (unless it's an Android one or pixel phone I don't think Google themselves creates the updates)

There are no mandatory commitments to speed or number of updates, I think the only requirement was must be able to boot aosp (but unless your bootloader is unlocked you can't flash aosp anyway)
[Huawei Mate 10  Questions & Answers] avatar_ro:
They will not release the 9 in the near future because they will launch mate 20 in less than a month.... they don't want to hurt sales.
[Huawei Mate 10  Questions & Answers] youtuber123:
Yeah but not the final version we need the beta at least ?
[Huawei Mate 10  Questions & Answers] joppy:
Well if Google didn't take any steps to enforce manufacturers to actually keep updating they should keep their mouth shut about it later when we will see as usual that android devices are lagging behind in version numbers.

I really thought Google went balls in and was brave last last year with Project Treble and put down some new ground rules for their OEM's. But now it seems treble is just as weak hearted as the previous attempts from Google. Well I guess the solution is custom ROM's.

Manufacturers will never keep updating unless they are pressured to do so, they will always chase the sale of the next device and try to maximize profit rather then committing to last years hardware is up to date. So I guess project treble was a nice idea but google lacked the balls to actually lay down the law and demand dedication. Spineless. And to think they once lived by the catchphrase "don't be evil".
[Huawei Mate 10  Questions & Answers] hondasoma:
Can you test in Europe? I know that the next person in China is testing k.b 1500 users !?

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Sorry Google translator is not the best.
[Huawei Mate 10  Questions & Answers] mariosun38:
:laugh:

Beta test in Europe is already opened. 101 per country
[Xiaomi Mi Max 3 Questions & Answers] hussainnaqvee:
Hi!

Can someone please provide me stock camera libs so that I can try it on Redmi Note 5 Global (whyred) which uses same SoC and Camera.
[Xiaomi Mi Max 3 Questions & Answers] Developer.:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1U85mNN4WkrVutm4k1_4h9qblh9ye7W5I/view?usp=drivesdk

This zip file have, and Meizu M6 Note also have same camera, supported 20s shutter times
[Xiaomi Mi Max 3 Questions & Answers] robertlindz:
In facebook redmi note 5 pro ai, nitrogen camera ported in whyred
[Xiaomi Mi Max 3 Questions & Answers] arzuakay:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1U85...w?usp=drivesdk

This zip file supported 1/2s shutter times on redmi note 5 Golobal
[Amazfit] ahahahaah:
hello,

everyday my bip watch vibrates after 8000 steps achieved.

i dont want any achievement, and i dont want these vibrations, how can i disable them?

thanks
[Amazfit] mistervulp:
Increase number of steps in the achievements

Inviato dal mio Redmi Note 5 utilizzando Tapatalk
[Amazfit] ahahahaah:
the max is 30000, there is not a way to disable completely these vibrations?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bruchhagen-archos:
Kann mir jemand sagen, wie ich das mache, vor allem ist der Hard Reset Mode außer Kraft gesetzt .

Hoffe auf Hilfe !!!

Danke
[Samsung Gear S3] himanshu.1691:
Just got a new update for my SM-R765T (R765TUVU3CRH1)

Battery life is already **** thanks to Tizen 3 update.

Let's see what else goes wrong.

Any of you guys notice any changes after the update, please drop a message.
[Samsung Gear S3] himanshu.1691:
After updating to this version, my watch no longer overheats while charging.

Still won't charge to 100% though and battery backup still sucks.
[Shift General] pitt1983:
no news about using the webcam in sanpview like a camera to take some kind of snapshots for mms or emails or contacts?
[Shift General] Pawel062:
needs a camera app and drivers. could be possible depending on if there are drivers available for the camera for wm.
[Shift General] Pantaloonie:
You're assuming that the hardware is physically connected.
[Shift General] pitt1983:
how can know that?
[Shift General] Pawel062:
we can always make them communicate with each other. i dont know how much the camera is possible. u can always write a app so the vista side and wm communicate and u can use the camera that way.
[Shift General] foxmeister:
Yes you could, but in my opinion that rather defeats the object. My main reason for using the WM side over Vista is to reduce battery drain. If I had to have Vista up and running to access the webcam, SD card, bluetooth and WiFI, I might just as well use Vista in the first place.

Regards,

Dave
[Huawei P20 Lite Questions & Answers] fbh59:
Is it just me or anyone else too for whom some apps still show device as rooted even though the device is unlocked, so forget about the device being rooted. My device is ANE-AL00 C675.

Tested firmwares: 8.0.0.141/150/154 (all stock ROMs)

App showing device as rooted: BHIM(UPI app)(after entering the device PIN)

However other critical apps like Netflix, G-Pay, banking apps are working fine. Though BHIM app works, but it shows my device as rooted, which means something is wrong with my device which I am unable to figure out. Initially I though, there is something wrong with the app, but it works fine with my other rooted device(i.e. Xiaomi RN4 or mido but with Nougat ROM). Next I unlocked the bootloader and rooted it via Magisk, but same results i.e. other critical apps working fine, but same error with BHIM. This issue is quite similar with some One Plus models who too are getting such errors when they update to Oreo ROMs. Is this issue with all official Oreo ROMs(OEMs) or just some particular ROMs or just my device?
[Huawei P20 Lite Questions & Answers] fbh59:
Any help from we greatfully apreciated. Someone please help me in this regard.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M9)] bsskkd:
Hi Experts,

Kindly bear my ignorance and answer the following questions.I tried enough to find solution but cannot risk since this is not my personal phone. I have T-Mobile HTC one M9 with S-OFF,Bootloader Unlocked,Rooted and in Kitkat Sense 2.7.531.6. I am having problem with the phone that i cannot turn on Mobile data and there is no option for network reset settings. I dont have any OS backup. I have downloaded Nougat RUU from HTC website. As i read in the forum,no update is available for my rooted phone and have to use any custom OS.My questions are

(i) If i flash with Nougat RRU will my bootloader be relocked and S-OFF will be S-ON. I have obtained unlock.bin from HTCdev so incase if my bootloader is relocked can i use the same unlock.bin for unlocking again.

(ii) I need to use a software which requires root permission.I saw TWRP supports HTC one M9 and can that be used to root Nougat? any successful root for nougat. Suggestion pls.

(iii) In case after upgrading to Nougat, If i want to downgrade is Nandroid backup enough or need any additional things ?

(iv) Do Updating ROM updates Kernel too.(Really Sorry for this since i saw my software while installing, updates kernel which i have no idea)

(v) Finally if anyone have 2.7.531.6 T-Mobile ROM Kindly Share.
[Samsung Galaxy Watch] dalibertine:
Happy to see a forum section up for the Galaxy watch!

I've had the Galaxy Watch (46mm) for about a week and a half and I am getting just under 2 days of battery with always-on display, screen brightness at 2 and everything else default. Wish it was just OVER 2 days but still, I am happy with this.

What I have noticed though is that my phone (Pixel 2) has been draining battery faster... I thought maybe it was the service looking at notifications, so I lowered the number of apps to notify for (from 20 to 13) but still, the same drain. Battery usage on the mobile isn't showing me the cause, there is a 30% of usage that isn't accounted for (With system apps showing).

I had a Skagen hybrid smartwatch before (Missing the display but the hands would point to a number to tell me what notification it was vibrating for) and the battery drain wasn't there.

What are your experiences?
[Samsung Galaxy Watch] v1rtu4l:
I am still on my first charge, since I only bought it yesterday. It is now at 30% battery after ca 32 hours of use without AoD and it tells me it will last another 23 hours in the battery settings. I wanna run this thing empty at least at the first charge so it learns my usage properly and can adjust.

Gesendet von meinem SM-G965F mit Tapatalk
[Samsung Galaxy Watch] MattMatt58:
Running pretty similar - around about 2 days use on the 46mm. I'm not using AoD; Screen at 5; but have bumped the HRM to regular checks; dropped the "Stress" monitor to manual, as having that automatic dragged the battery life waaay down (I'd guess to less than a day!); GPS enabled; regular updates for altimeter & barometric pressure; reasonable amount of activity tracking (1-3 hours/day).

Whilst initially disappointed (not exactly the touted life expectancy) it does seem reasonable with what I've got running. Definite bonus for having the dual fast charge included on the pre-order, that I can drop it onto the dock alongside my phone when I have chance to sit at my desk! ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Watch] v1rtu4l:
It is now ca 67 hours on my first charge and I am down to 3% now.
[Samsung Galaxy Watch] sviluppale:
At the end of the day (from midnight to midnight because i register also sleep) Middle-heavy use almost 50% battery!
[Samsung Galaxy Watch] wojtek1150:
On my 46mm with always display, brightness at 5, HR 10sek and connected to phone I'm getting about 40-42hours
[Samsung Galaxy Watch] Alahdal:
For me almost 25% consumption per day.
[Samsung Galaxy Watch] v1rtu4l:
I'll get around 50 hours with AoD enabled and somewhere between 3 and 4 days without (depending on workout), with heart rate monitoring set to every 10 minutes.
[Samsung Galaxy Watch] GuestK00192:
easily 4 days for me
[Samsung Galaxy Watch] mrnovanova:
HOW! I don't understand how some of you get more than 2 days. I've seen YouTube reviewer say he got 5 days. The most I ever go t was 2 and a half days. Furthermore I would end the first day with 75% when I first got my Gear s3. With this watch I finish my day with 70%. Which is consistent with my 2.5 day experience. My watch loses about 1% per hour at night which is quite a lot.
[Samsung Galaxy Watch] vidmas:
hmm guys... Problem is phone battery drain, not watches for me. Before, with amazfit stratos 2, motorola 360 2nd gen. or even zeblaze thor 3g phones battery drain was minimal. Now I have 3-4% oer hour. Phone sm note 8, not rooted. Dont understand how to manage that
[Samsung Galaxy Watch] GuestK00192:
no noticeable battery drain on my Pixel 2 XL.
[Samsung Galaxy Watch] v1rtu4l:
We cannot really judge if we do not know your settings. You should use sleep mode while sleeping. If you have AoD on than your mileage is as expected. Without it you will get easily more than 3 days.

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[Samsung Galaxy Watch] pigglett:
I get 4+ days with ease on the 46mm , Wife's 42mm gets 3 to 3.5 days
[Samsung Galaxy Watch] mrnovanova:
For sure. You make a good point. I started buy doing a factory reset. And I don't use AOD. I'll try sleep mode. Thanks ?
[Samsung Galaxy Watch] dalibertine:
Since using Night mode when in bed, I am now getting closer to 3 days of use. Very happy about that.

My phones battery life is still draining just as hard, still havn't worked this out. If I can resolve that, i'd be a very happy Galaxy Watch user.
[Samsung Galaxy Watch] ehsanuetian:
The best upgrade is battery
[Samsung Galaxy Watch] brownpm85:
I have to 42mm and today was my first real full day and I went from 100% at 7am to about 28% at 10pm. No real heavy use. Just some notifications replying to a couple of text.. Y settings are Aod off GPS off nfc off brightness 3 heart rate checks on manual(didn't even have a check today).

What settings does your wife have to get 3-3.5 days? If mine doesn't have a vast improvement there is no way I get that!
[Samsung Galaxy Watch] pigglett:
Aod off .. brightness 8 ,NFC and wifi on HR manual

I'd try a factory reset see if that fixes it for you used to do the trick on the S3 ..I would reset if battery life degraded and would fix it till next time ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Watch] brownpm85:
Thanks! I'll try the factory reset this morning and see if that help. Does she use a stock watch face? I downloaded a few as soon as I got the watch, all of them are black watch faces so I assumed they wouldn't kill battery. I'll test today with a stock face too and see if I get a different result.
[Samsung Galaxy Watch] pigglett:
Yep the Rose Gold stock face

here's my Galaxy watch 46mmm
[Samsung Galaxy Watch] ehsanuetian:
Finally going to recharge now
[Samsung Galaxy Watch] brownpm85:
Today after a reset and using a stock face I'm doing a little better. After 6.5 hours since full charge I'm still at 81% yesterday was 65%. I'm going to run it until it dies and see what I get. Then I will test with one of my downloaded watch faces to see if the reset was a major factor or the stock watch face.
[Samsung Galaxy Watch] firecat2203:
Good afternoon

The battery life was 2 days with AOD

I am using 46mm version non lte

After last update

SHEALTH IS DRAIN MY BATTERY AND I GOT 24H MAX OF THE BATTERY

I DID FACTORY RESET

NO USE

I WILL POST USAGE

[IMG="battery usage"]https://ibb.co/bvH8bz[/IMG]
[Samsung Galaxy Watch] davtse:
Coming from the gear s3, the 46mm is a massive improvement in terms of battery life. AOD set off, gesture wake set off, I get about 5 days of battery at least so far.

This is semi heavy usage, notifications very frequent over those 5 days, replying to msges via the watch and receiving calls.

This watch is by far the best performer in terms of battery life for a smartwatch(excluding the activity trackers by Garmin)
[Samsung Galaxy Watch] davtse:
This is with normal-light usage, notifications for every app, AOD off, gesture off, bezel on. WiFi connection on auto, using the my day calendar planner face.

Worn 24/7 except during showers and short removals to wash the watch. 46mm version. Battery life is phenomenonal.
[Samsung Galaxy Watch] tofylion:
I'm also coming from the Vector Luna and I have to say that the watch is doing more than I expected. I'm not used to having to charge it every day or two, but I'm sure it's something easy especially since I can charge it overnight or when I'm chiiling at home doing nothing.

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My experience with the battery has been about an average of 24 hours. I have AOD on, Wake Gestures on, longer vibrations and I maiy cycle between one of the default watchfaces, a watchface with heavy animations and the workout watchface (default as well).

I know that this is pretty heavy use, but I'm happy with the battery life I'm having. I'm also coming from a Vector Luna watch which would last for 30+ days no sweat, but there is a huge difference in functionality between the two watches.

Just a tip: don't buy the Agile Keyboard from the store. It's a nice keyboard and all, but it consumes a lot of battery and you can get the high battery usage notification on your watch if you've just used the keyboard. I'll be trying out the TBKeyboard next, but I just wanted to see if any of you guys have it and experience any battery drain from it like with Agile Keyboard.
[Samsung Galaxy Watch] masi0:
Are there any frequent runners here? How long battery would last considering 1hr gps workout with AOD, Bixby, Stress, Daily Briefing off and rest on? I don't have the watch yet but considering :) Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Watch] jyth_82@yahoo.com:
Daily runs for 5km with standard tracking and sometimes using Run with MapMyRun apps for fun.

Battery life at about 3 days. Turn off notification, brightness at 3, NO AoD, and as a sales person - occasional speaking over the watch while driving, Whatsapp messages, about 10k steps every day....

Coming from Gear S3 Frontier and been using about a week, i would say the batt life SLIGHTLY improve from the S3.
[Samsung Galaxy Watch] Ranop11:
Full five days with stock settings happy with the watch almost 4 weeks old!
[Samsung Galaxy Watch] Januwar:
Hi all,

Before previous update I used the watch with AOD, watchmaker faces, GPS and Wi-Fi on and after 18h of use still was over 60%.

Since the update it gives me about 24h before battery dies.

Who else having same problem?
[Samsung Galaxy Watch] masi0:
I am new with my GW46 watch, have it since yesterday 11am - out of the box was 91%, configuration + update to the latest version + customisation and look around. Did 5km run which took about 4% batter, went to sleep with 69%. woke up with 63%, did 15km run which took 9% battery (amazing result!) and now with 51%

and off, frequent HRM, notification, wrist tilt to wake watch

so far so good
[Samsung Galaxy Watch] Tel864:
I am really on the fence with this watch. I have a S3 Frontier I've had since they came out and have been pretty happy with it, even the battery life. I had every intention of upgrading to the Galaxy 46mm around Christmas until I discovered the 46mm doesn't come in all black and that's a deal killer.

Now, back to the battery you guys are talking about. The only option for me would be the 42mm which size wise I can live with. Every thing I've read gives the 42mm with it's smaller battery horrible reviews on the batter life. Is anyone here getting at least 2 full days with the 42mm.

On my usage, I don't keep wifi on or use AOD, but I do keep BT and location on.
[Samsung Galaxy Watch] dalibertine:
I've been using AOD display since I got the watch and was getting 2 days use, easy. Used to control music (Spotify), track steps, and HRM set to frequent. Happy with that.

I thought I would give AOD a rest. It was only ever really needed when on the train and holding on, I couldn't really flick the wrist. I am on day 3 (53 hours in) and I still have 45% battery.. I am very happy with the battery life right now. Its good to know if am going on a weekend trip, I do not need to pack the charger if I have AOD off.
[Samsung Galaxy Watch] Tel864:
Thanks. I'm pretty sure I'll go with the 42mm on color alone. I just don't like the silver case and from what I can tell the 42mm will give me the battery life I need.
[Samsung Galaxy Watch] zolah:
I have the 46mm and i am half way through day 4 and have 46% battery left.

My girl has the rose gold 42mm and she is getting 2 days out of her watch with some juice to spare with frequent HRM and AOD off.
[Samsung Galaxy Watch] sancmat:
Hi, I started a Battery Performance testing Thread to track various tests.

But Right now 46mm: AOD off, HRM off, Wake up gesture off, Bezel Wakeup off, brightness 7. I'm seeing 7 to 10 days of battery life. I get more consistently towards the 10 days side if I lower the brightness but my current watch face needs high brightness for clarity.

My highest battery usage is in Notifications followed by Email.

Also I don't like wearing it in the shower so while charging for 10 minutes I get about 12% to 14% recovery but I've never actually timed it.

at the moment I'm testing with HRM back on frequent. I'd like to know if it has a significant impact on battery life. I wish there was a 1 hour HRM option. Even with the names Always, Frequent, Never.... Feels like there is an option missing there.

I don't see myself going towards AOD. Just not a fan of the looks and it drains too much battery. If I'm told we can do AOD at 5 days or better I might consider trying it again. I don't mind pushing a button.
[Samsung Galaxy Watch] wilx:
sancmat says "My highest battery usage is in Notifications followed by Email."

How do you find out which app is using what %age of the battery?
[Samsung Galaxy Watch] LaurynasVP:
You can check it in Galaxy Wearable app
[Samsung Galaxy Watch] taislice:
Got the 46mm GW the night before Thanksgiving and with all stock settings and only stock apps installed, I got a little over 4 full days of usage starting with 91% charge. AOD Off, HRM Frequent, BT connection On, WiFi Auto, brightness 7, gesture and bezel wake up On, Bixby Voice On. Really wished the 46mm came in all black, but this is my first smartwatch and I'm fairly impressed with the battery life.
[Samsung Galaxy Watch] mysterymike:
Just because I could I streamed Spotify on 4g just to see how long the battery would last. I got about 10hrs.

Maybe 11. I also tried using my note 9 as a hotspot and streamed Spotify on the watch thru WiFi and it got about 12-13hrs possibly could have got another half or maybe an hr but my shift at work was over lol Nice thing about doing it either of those ways when you respond to a text Spotify will pause so it can hear your voice. It wont pause when its bluetooth connected. When using Spotify on my phone or have the watch Bluetooth connected the music will stop playing if I get a call. Sometimes I want to listen to the music quietly while on the phone... I'm with Sprint so not sure if all carriers are like that? Besides using 4g the battery is phenomenal! Anyways just my 2cents on the battery. Also I like the watch remotely connected because I walk out of range allot and it seems to have trouble sometimes with Bluetooth to 4g handover. I figure I don't wear the watch to sleep in anyways, perfect time to keep it charged for the next day. So as long as it last me 12-15hrs while I'm at work, that's perfect!! Hope this helps someone.......

-MysteryMike-
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bollt.zain:
Thanks for reading it please reply soon.

My OPO BATTERY DRAINS after screen off and also while playing games on it the temperature gets too high on any ROM & KERNEL.