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[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Themes, Apps, and Mods] TokedUp:
I have thm on my Note 9. You have to be on stock launcher I think...
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Themes, Apps, and Mods] dpalmer76:
I would like them as well.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Themes, Apps, and Mods] FallenFlame:
While the Note 9 calls the default wallpapers "infinity wallpapers", they do not act like infinity wallpapers at all (at least when you compare them to the s9 or note 8). There's meant to be a AMOLED friendly wallpaper in AOD and smooth wallpaper transitions between AOD, lockscreen and homescreen. For some unknown reason, Samsung left out this feature, but kept the name.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Themes, Apps, and Mods] TokedUp:
I see. Nevermind
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Themes, Apps, and Mods] ferhattunc:
play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.qlw.infinity
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Themes, Apps, and Mods] mellll:
Where?
[Huawei Mate 20 X Questions & Answers] moatazamer83:
I want to buy mate 20 x . Iwill use only for gaming and movies and some Photoshop apps

I have two questions plz

1_ should i buy 6 gb or 8 gb and the deference between them is normal or big .

2_ China or global versions

If i buy china is there any issue with it becuase you know price is higher with global one
[Samsung Galaxy J4+ Questions & Answers] Sketch RPG2:
Just got this phone yesterday and i must say, it's a nice phone and all, but i've tried to play some games on it and it didn't turn out so well.

For example GTA:SA is unplayable, with the lowest settings it can barely reach 30 fps when nothing is on the screen. I did a hard reset and tried again immediately after, the same results. I disabled Gam Tools, Game Launcher and Game Optimizing Service, nothing. I fiddled around with Developer options too, still no improvement.

Thinking of installing a custom ROM, but i haven't found a guide yet.

I must say that some games run flawless (Hearthstone, Max Payne, Asphalt 8 and Gangstar Vegas).

I apologize if this is the wrong thread for this kind of problem.
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Guides, News, & Discussion] ibmmtr:
MIUI 10 8.12.6 Global Beta Rom Change-Log Sneak peek for this week.

Add - 960 FPS videos and Super low-light mode (POCO F1)

Optimize - The Apps section of the Settings got a structural revamp

Optimize - Customizable module with resizable images

Fixed - Translation issue in recent menu

Fixed - Screen flickers while unlocking (POCOPHONE F1)

Fixed - Phone has stopped (Redmi Note 5 Pro)

Download Link:

http://bigota.d.miui.com/8.12.6/miui_POCOF1Global_8.12.6_c22be77509_9.0.zip
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Guides, News, & Discussion] fards:
where did you get that changelog from ?

The screen flicker is still there on unlocking and the bug hasn't been marked as fixed yet on the tracker..
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Guides, News, & Discussion] SatBandit:
That is the official change log from xiaomi
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Guides, News, & Discussion] wozhere:
Thanks for the link.
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Guides, News, & Discussion] sh3nd0:
flickering on lockscreen still persist. Touch on the screen still acts funny.
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Guides, News, & Discussion] ellednarb666:
Is it ok to dirty flash over 8.11.29 Beta?
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Guides, News, & Discussion] Achi92131:
I suggest a clean flash. Dirty flash broke my Bluetooth.

Gesendet von meinem POCOPHONE F1 mit Tapatalk
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Guides, News, & Discussion] rajeev26680@gmail.com:
I don't understand the purpose of these threads.. all the updates on beta are available on miui forums plus there are existing threads on XDA itself.

Please stop creating multiple threads on the same topic.
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Guides, News, & Discussion] Al3xxxinho:
Works ok for me after dirty flashing, even bluetooth is working as expected.

Touch seems to be fine, I was having trouble on latest 8.11.xx where the sensitivity was too low.

Now it seems to be fixed and I can use this piece of sh . . . technology as I should ...

Btw, I used the method of "fastboot boot recovery blablabla.img" to install it, maybe it helps.
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Guides, News, & Discussion] tinimc:
flash the laters beta 8.12.6 and thens extrene kernel v5 65hz and thank me later
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Guides, News, & Discussion] abdul_sakib:
Region is not changing its only showing china...!
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Guides, News, & Discussion] Lupin The Third:
Thanks for this, however there's no need for more threads of this kind.

If you want you can continue here:

https://xdaforums.com/poco-f1/how-to/xiaomi-poco-f1-unlock-bootloader-custom-t3839405/page226

The section is already cluttered. So, please do understand.

Thread closed.

Lupin The Third

Forum Moderator
[Asus ZenPad 10 Questions & Answers] nola mike:
Just picked up this tab, and can't get past the google sign in. It's asking me to sign in with a google address previously synced to the device, which of course I don't have. Tried to do a hard reset, and my fastboot screen is in chinese. HOWEVER, I think I was able to do a reset. I don't want to muck around too much with this thing, since I can still return it. But if I can flash TWRP and put a new ROM on it easily, I'm game.
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] johnnyman25:
Hi guys! Does it worth to move from mi8 to s9+ exynos version?

Any plus and cons?

Thank you in advance!

The power of Mi8 be with you
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] Jeik:
I came from the Oneplus 6 which was better than the Mi 8 and the S9+ is better than the OP6, so you figure.

The performance isn't too different ( even though the Exynos9810 is actually stronger than the SD845 in raw performance ) but the screen difference is as plain as day ( you don't even need to hold the phones next to each other to see that the screen of the S9+ kicks ass both in looks and quality ) .

Pros:

-certified water resistance

-MicroSD suppot

-a great screen

-great hardware

-a headphone jack

-fully working Pie-based custom roms

Cons:

-stock roms are lackluster

-if you crack the screen, be ready to cough up a decent amount of money ( you can pretty much get a Whitestone Dome type curved tempered glass on Aliexpress for 4$ and the cases are cheap as well --- if you actually crack a screen, you can't say protection wasn't available )

-?

I used to switch phones every couple of months because I'd find a flaw and get annoyed with it but the only annoying thing with the S9+ is that I still can't find a flaw.

So yeah, the phone is definitely worth it if you plan to unlock the bootloader and use custom roms.
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] johnnyman25:
Thank you very much for ur answer.

I was between oneplus 6t or s9+.

S9+ better than op6?

I don't plan to unlock and root.

I'm tired all these years rooting devices are and play with custom roms.

Is the stock rom of s9+ lag free?

How is battery life?

The deal is to give my mi8 6/64 plus 150 euros for s9+ that is 10 days old.

The power of Mi8 be with you
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] Jeik:
The stock rom isn't bad but it isn't pure Android, it's heavily skinned and Samsung was confirmed to be slowing down phones with updates.

Honestly, I'd only recommend getting an S9/+ if you plan to use custom roms on it because it's more or less "excellent hardware marred by software".

And to be honest, OP phones aren't worth the money now that the S9+ price has dropped to the one of the OP6T.

The OP6 wasn't necessarily bad, I changed it primarily because I wanted a 1440p screen, but since most people aren't bothered with 1080p screens, you might not be either.

If you ask me, it's a waste not to unlock the bootloader, but if you really don't want custom roms, Oneplus devices should satisfy you because OxygenOS is probably the best stock rom.

Other than the software ( which is solved by flashing a custom rom ) the S9+ is the best choice overall.
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] johnnyman25:
Probably i will stay with mi8.. I don't use wireless charging, don't care about ip rating..

The screen on mi8 is allrdy very good as all the others.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] pro4ever:
Hi guys I am starting to get bored of this phone and looking to purchase a Note 9. Has anyone else done same. And as I am in uk how is Battery life on exynos version.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] GuestD0377:
Well, I'm coming from a OnePlus 6 (8/128GB version) to a Note 9 (6/128GB Snapdragon version).

I can say the overall experience isn't as different as I thought it would be. I got used to Samsung Experience rather quickly. Haven't used the OP6 since getting the Note 9.

Check out the battery threads to get an idea of what to expect for the Exynos version. I get around the same battery performance with both the 6 and Note 9, but one has a FHD screen and the other a QHD screen. One has a stock Android experience, the other has tons of bloat (including processes).
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] gb155:
I've got a Oneplus 6, fancy a note 9

The 2 things I love the most is the gcam hack and clean android

Whats the best note to get for using it the gcam hack with the sd845 or exynos? And are there any fully working clean android roms again is it better to get the sd845 or exynos?

Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] Leeum:
I had the OP5T and got quite bored with it also and i got the 512GB Exynos N9 and am quite enjoying it. I am also running Samsung Pie beta and everything is good. Just a lot more bloatware on Samsung compared to OP5T. I haven't looked back either
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] dcscorpio76:
I also came from a Oneplus 5T and while I wasn't bored with the 5T, I just felt like it was time to upgrade. My decision came down to the N9 and the Oneplus 6T. Originally I purchased the 512GB N960DF/DS because of the unlock BL potential but quickly returned the phone because the signal was horrific and I was missing important LTE bands on ATT. I then bit the bullet and decided on the N9 US unlocked version. I am an admitted itchy finger custom rom flasher and I've always had unlocked phones in the past that allowed rooting. Obviously, the N9 US has locked BL so no root or TWRP. To be honest, I haven't even been bothered with the non ability to root. I really enjoy the stock version of the phone and I've grown fond of Samsung Pay, Knox encryption, Secured Folders, and Bixby. Root on this phone would obviously kill warranty, trip Knox and kill the ability to secure the phone properly. For a $1000 phone, that's too much of a risk if I ever have to put in a warranty claim.

The N9 IMO is superb in every way especially in the screen, audio, and overall speed department. Battery life on SD845 appears to be similar to my OP5T but that's saying a lot because the battery on my OP5T was heavily tweaked using custom kernels. I'm happy with the Samsung Experience thus far so my only worry is that I don't get bored with the locked BL down the road. This is the reason I bought the N960U1 unlocked version that cab be used on ANY network CSMA & GSM for better resale value. I did flash ATT firmware to get my carrier features such as Wifi Calling, Volte, etc but I will simply flash the stock unlocked firmware when it's time to sell. I feel like I'm winning in this deal so far! Good luck with your decision.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] oneandroidnut:
I tried a 6T and also got bored of it. Went back to my note 9 just has more options, better screen, better fingerprint reader, s pen, better camera, better battery etc etc
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] pro4ever:
Same here have the 6T and just place a order for Note 9 gonna use it for a week or 2 and decide which to sell or send back :)
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] worldsoutro:
Well for the price I'd hope the Note 9 is better. I have both and use both for certain situations. I use the 6T on the weekends, love stock, clesn and slightly faster overall. I use the Note 9 when traveling, work
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] pro4ever:
In uk with Samsung cashback bought it for £650 New
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] oneandroidnut:
I mean I don't disagree, for the money I think it is a nice phone I just prefer the note. I mean I didn't full retail for 512 gb note 9 but I didn't either for my 6T. About $570 vs $930. Is the note 9 double the phone of the 6T? Nah but did I use the note 9 more when i had both, yup. i am trying pixel 3 now to see how it compared with a price in between the two
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] gb155:
I pulled the trigger on a brand new note 9 for £590

My op6 is the 256gb version and therefore was only 20 quid less
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] 5upon:
I have the 6T 8/256 and the Note SM-N960FD 6/128, and have been trying to pick one to use and one to sell. By buying the Note on Black Friday I paid the same for both phones ($630). I'm in the US on T-Mobile and require root. It's a really tough call. The 6T is a better pure phone for my needs but it's hard to pass up the amazing hardware on the Note.

6T pros:

Form factor & high screen:body. Speed. Useful mods & minimal bloat. Great battery life & SOT. Dash charging. Full TMB support w/o hacks (LTE bands, CA, VoLTE, Wi-Fi call/text). No issues w/root & encryption. TWRP can decrypt data. Similarity to Pixel makes features like GCam easier to port.

6T cons:

Screen & camera not best in class. No SD slot. No notification LED. No headphone jack. No wireless charging. Weak vibration motor. No IP certification. Curve of display corners.

Note pros:

Screen A+ from DisplayMate. Great camera w/2x zoom. Stereo speakers w/Atmos. SD slot. S-Pen. DeX. USB 3.0. Rear fingerprint & iris scan. Some Samsung features & apps add value.

Note cons:

Exynos performance per AnandTech. Modem missing TMB LTE bands & CA capability in US. Loss of features/value upon rooting & tripping Knox. No warranty. Root & encrypted data don't like to coexist. Proprietary Samsung encryption (TWRP can't decrypt). Samsung bloat in background processes. Proprietary IMS/VoLTE stack. Broken MTP file transfer on Mac. Slow OS updates. Size & squared design. One UI in upcoming Pie release wastes screen real estate.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] oneandroidnut:
Why do you "require" root? Not sure how note 9 slow os updates are a negative I have unlocked note 9 and get regular updates every month like a pixel device. Pie isn't that bad if you use it. Few things they need to fix but it isn't a negative about the device thus far
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] pro4ever:
Update received my note 9 but glad I did not unsealed it as the online retailer (John Lewis) does not accept returns on unsealed item unless faulty. Guess gonna have to keep 6T.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] rdsreference:
I sold my One Plus 6 for a Huawei mate 20 pro I had to put 600 along with OP6 because I wanted the Twilight 256 GB version. Big mistake.big. Huge. I can almost guarantee that if your a power user you will be disappointed with the Note 9 it will slow down and all the preloaded bloat will really upset you after a while. The Huawei is one of the fastest phone's on the planet right now but certainly doesn't feel like it. If you're used to snappy performance few handsets will feel like a OP6 in my opinion and I have no allegiance to any brand for me it's the speed that is everything. Benchmarks don't mean **** in the real world and the Huawei was like a son of Samsung. I had the last Note 8 and many Samsung's over the years and again it just began to irritate me after time. I do understand your boredom that's always a problem for me I was lucky to sell my Huawei this side of Xmas and now my fingers are wrapped around One Plus 6 T McLaren edition. God it's good to be home.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] Nic2112:
I have both as well and it's really a tough choice. I have the 6T 8gb/128 and Note 9 128gb dual sim. The OnePlus is faster at everything while the Note 9 seems to do everything slightly better. It my hand, the 6T feels like a better form factor, but the screen of the Note 9 is beautiful (and less rounded, not sure why OnePlus rounded the screen so much!).

When I need stuff done quickly and painlessly, the 6T is my pick. When I have time to kill or want to watch videos/play games, the Note 9 is amazing. Also, to me, the Note 9 is not usable without a case. The combination of dry hands, heavy phone that's slippery and curved edges means the phone slips frequently, I constantly touch the edges of the screen with accidental taps, and after you put the Note 9 in a decent case (I use spigen neo), turns a large phone into something even bigger.

You probably know this but the Note 9 is a bigger phone but the screen is the same size as the 6T.

I'm leaning towards the 6T because it's fast and reliable, not the most exciting but if I get bored, I can easily root it and tinker. Also, when Android 10 beta is released, I won't be waiting months for it.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] rezapatel:
I'm in the same boat trying to decide which one to hold and which one to flip, between Oneplus 6 256 vs Note 9 128.

Both have their pros and cons. What's so far making me lean towards Note 9 are the speakers, screen size, battery & better vibration motor. I've already rooted my Note 9.

What I'm missing from my Oneplus 6 is the super fluid stock like Android Pie experience, better hand grip & size, faster face unlock, faster fingerprint and stability with the apps. Battery life is one of my big concerns on OP6 which is good, but not even close to Note 9. Although ones deciding against the OP6T, it's pretty close to N9.

So far holding on both.

Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] insang-droid:
I have both. I moved on from note 9 to 6T. 6T while it has smaller battery lasts longer than note 9. Even with One UI. Note 9s standby drain is significantly better on One UI but overall 6T lasts longer for my day to day use.

Speaker is definitely better on note 9 but I rarely use the speaker.

things that keeps me staying with 6T is size of the phone, Google camera port, and stock Android feel.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] mike2518:
The size of both phones is almost exact width wise and note is just a tad taller
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] insang-droid:
forgot to mention the biggest issue with Note 9. connectivity consistency. I know a game might not be the most effective way to testing, but sliter.io which is an online game that is dependent on having a low latency connection, is horrible on Note 9. Under the same conditions, Note 9 CONSTANTLY, and I mean CONSTANT, lags and studders while, my 6T, Iphone 6, Iphone 8, Ipad 2018, Pixelbook, doesn't.

Other connectivity problem is bluetooth. 6T is consistently more stable at longer range.. roughly 2x the range of Note 9.. again under same conditions.
[P3600 General] mmelo:
How can I find this information in my htc?

Regards,

MM.
[P3600 General] deedee:
Start TomTom

Click on the bottom left containing the time and GPS signal strength

Click on the wee grey box with the version number

TomTom Serial will be displayed towards the bottom.

Remember that although it is shown as two groups of 5 it is actually a 10 character string needed for map activation.
[P3600 General] Mattster_spv:
Can this device number be kept somehow following the flashing of a new ROM? Otherwise, all Tomtom purchased downloads become invalid! There are ROMS out there I want to try but if the device code HAS to change each time, it's not an option!
[P3600 General] sickboy555:
this depends on the ROMs. I found through painful experience that it can change and therefore you lose subscriptions (well TomTom support are so useless they will not reassign a new device ID without a letter from HTC explaining the problem).

In the end I went BACK to a ROM which gave the original registered TomTom device ID.
[P3600 General] Mattster_spv:
So, let me get this right...

If you re-flash your phone with the same ROM, you will get your original device number back? Worth knowing.

However, as far as testing ROMS goes and bothering to read what's new out there in the threads, if you have tomtom downloads, forget it?

And all these people out there changing backwards and forwards to different ROMS, they don't download tomtom speed camera warnings or paid for voices?
[P3600 General] Mattster_spv:
God.... my device id on Tomtom changed over night! How can this be???

Now my speed cameras and paid for voice are null and void again!

I think I'll give up buying them!!!

(Watch this space... I'll have a ticket for speeding within a month)
[P3600 General] Andyc46:
Easy fixed.....don't speed.

I am not sure about the UK but in Australia you don't need to use Tomtom's own POI's (including speed cameras). there are plenty of sites where you can get them and al the voices as well......free.

The biggest problem you will have is your map will not work if your device ID has changed as the activation code is linked to the device ID.
[P3600 General] Mattster_spv:
Hi Andy.

Easy for you to say! When I was in Australia for a year I saw none of the little roads with ridiculously low speed limits that we have. Empty road, 11pm at night, 30mph speed restriction. Camera catches you at 36 and BAM! 200 bucks fine and 3 points on your licence. I know, I'm sounding like a whining Pom.

Funny thing about my Tomtom, the maps work regardless of the change in device code. maybe it's because they all came on the memory card. The only thing that goes is Tomtom plus services, like downloaded stuff and Traffic.

I guess I'll have to find freeware. I've paid Tomtom twice! But they're forcing me to look elsewhere due to an inability to link their software in a way that doesn't fail if I change the ROM. Their loss. :)
[P3600 General] ilPider:
you are simply great
[Honor View 10 Questions & Answers] MikeyJay530:
TWRP installed fine. I try to backup my stock rom and it says unable to unmount system and unable to locate boot partition. The log isn't even in my sdcard. What can I do?
[Honor View 10 Questions & Answers] Nimueh:
You don't really need to backup your stock rom, you can download your stock firmware and then flash via adb. See https://openkirin.net/user_guide/how-to-download-stock-emui-firmware-for-your-device/

I've been running OpenKirin's Resurrection Remix for months without even having TWRP installed since the versions we have here all aren't working properly for the EU model :cool:

Check out the other guides on that website - if you're using a supported device you can simply flash via adb :)
[Honor View 10 Questions & Answers] MikeyJay530:
Found my model. There's 3 links. Which one do I download?
[Honor View 10 Questions & Answers] Nimueh:
If you're talking about the firmware then follow the guide, it tells you which one you need.

If you're talking about the custom roms on their site: Those are different roms so you have to make that choice yourself.

LineageOS is pretty "vanilla" without a lot of options, ResurrectionRemix has just about every option you could think of and OmniRom is in between those two.

The choice is yours - just make sure to always use the latest version :cool:
[Honor View 10 Questions & Answers] MikeyJay530:
Well for the firmware, there's 3 different links for my Full OTA and they're all different sizes. Could I still flash custom roms and stuff even though TWRP is being weird?
[Honor View 10 Questions & Answers] Nimueh:
I don't know why there's 3 links - if the guide doesn't help you sort it then I suggest you join the Telegram group and ask there ;)

If your device is a EU model then there is no fully working TWRP available. Personally I would NOT risk flashing anything through it, esp. since flashing via adb is so easy :)

Join the Telegram group (link on the website and in my signature), I'm sure someone there will have the answers you need :fingers-crossed:
[MTCD Android Head Units General] wboops:
hi guys i was wondering if you can install android 8.1 to a px5 machine orignal 8.0
[MTCD Android Head Units General] marchnz:
what were your results when you tried?
[MTCD Android Head Units General] wboops:
hi. i am asking if any one have manage to install android 8.1 to a px5 machine