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[LG G7 ThinQ  Questions & Answers] 3rChuss:
Hello ?!

I just changed my lg g4 for the new brand lg g7 710em , updated to the last Android version and functioning very well, but hell it is annoying when playing videos recorded with the camera. All I meant ALL of them get lacks when playing... Im recording to the highest resolution... But is this phone capable to play these videos?

Do anyone have the same problem?

I'd like to root but which room you recommend?
[LG G7 ThinQ  Questions & Answers] LameMonster82:
What do you use to play them back?
[LG G7 ThinQ  Questions & Answers] 3rChuss:
I use the default one from the gallery. But the videos seems to be ok because I do update to drive and watched on my laptop and i dont get any lacks.

:svetius:
[LG G7 ThinQ  Questions & Answers] LameMonster82:
Try using Google photos and see if you get the same result
[LG G7 ThinQ  Questions & Answers] 3rChuss:
Seems to work fine.

But i hope the next Android update can support these videos just using the regular video player.

Thanks;):good:
[LG G7 ThinQ  Questions & Answers] BOO5TED:
what's a lack?
[OnePlus 5T  Questions & Answers] bedobela:
Hi. Did anyone manage to install Substratum Curve on OOS 9.0? I tried everything and it doesn't work... It worked on other customers Pie ROMs like Codename Phoenix but only on OOS Pie. Tried on Stable and Beta too. Does not work... Thanks in advance if you can help me.
[OnePlus 5T  Questions & Answers] Jamie_oppo:
Yeah it doesn't really work for me. It might do the slightest bit but it doesn't even looked curve. Have U gotten other themes to work? If not U might need to grab the APK from their telegram.

I've had to resort to rounded corners app in the play store
[OnePlus 5T  Questions & Answers] bedobela:
Well, OOS evolved in almost exactly what I like so I only used this module. On other ROMs I use other themes but since Ozone is not compatible with 9 yet, I don't need it from anything else.
[Honor 10 Questions & Answers] leAndroid91:
Hi guys,

today i updated my Honor 10 from COL-L29C432B151 (8.1.0.151) to COL-L29C432E4R1P9B159 (9.0.0.159).

At build no it now shows COL-LGRP2-OVS 9.0.0.177.

But it still tells me that there is an update available (which won't OTA because device is rooted etc.)

I thought i used the latest version available:confused:

At Firmware finder is see

Col-L29DC10E3R1P13T8B177 (9.0.0.177),COL-LGRP2-OVS 9.0.0.177 as OTA-MF and

Col-L29DC10E3R1P13T8B177 (9.0.0.177) as FullOTA-MF (what i think i need).

Do i have to update to one of those:confused:
[Honor 10 Questions & Answers] duanpv:
I think that's the small update for fixing camera app and call issue.
[Honor 10 Questions & Answers] ThreeMMM:
It looks like you get an Firmware for another device? Firmwarefinder (Andropidapp) Shows only .159. for the Honor 10 COL-L29C432.

FunkyHuawai shows also the .159 as latest firmware: https://funkyhuawei.club/fulllist
[Honor 10 Questions & Answers] duanpv:
Only a patch. See the screenshot below.
[Honor 10 Questions & Answers] leAndroid91:
i'm just a bit confused right now.

In the past my build version was like COL-L29 8.1.0.151(C432).

Yesterday i flashed COL-L29C432E4R1P9B159 (9.0.0.159) LINK

And now it looks like this:

Why is the regional code C432 missing?

Can i now flash every firmware?

There is a 9.0.0.160 available

i think this is for russia.

The latest firmware i can find for col-l29c432 is the one i just flashed yesterday: COL-L29C432E4R1P9B159 (9.0.0.159)

So why is my phone showing an available patch?

Don't they create a new firmware for every patch?

Or is the latest one just missing in huawei firmware finder?
[Honor 10 Questions & Answers] freddy5:
just officially updated

best regards

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[Honor 10 Questions & Answers] leAndroid91:
Mine's now also on the latest patch: 9.0.0.159(patch01) and not showing update available any more.

But it still doesn't show C432 and the other stuff..?

Still confused
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] v379:
Hi [MENTION=9350973]All[/MENTION] I purchased new s9+ from Canada its model is SM-G9650 and i will use this phone in india .Now, this phone came with sim tray that supports only one sim + microsd card. My question is that will dual sim it work if i replaced sim tray and changed csc version?

Also can someone please tell me which csc version will be best suitable for volte to work as indian csc isn't available in snapdragon version?
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] peachpuff:
That's not a canadian model, seems more like the chinese model which should be dual sim.
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] Walo:
It's the same model that I have. bought in Chile, and I'm also interested in knowing if it turns out

Enviado desde mi SM-G9650 mediante Tapatalk
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] rjmarchant:
Mine is also g9650 and Dual Sim, bought it in Chile (Iprotech as far as I remember)....
[Blu Vivo XL] Kamau54:
Can I have different sounds for different contacts when I get text messages?
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] Amar5373:
I am a gaming Youtuber.....I'm facing gyroscope problem when it's connected to my controller (also checked with another controller) sometimes gyroscope not working properly ? both open beta 10 / 9.03 ....also Hard reset done ?

If anyone know how to solve please tell me

Thanks in advance ?
[Shift General] theonlynickleft:
Was wondering how most people use their Shift. I like to write and it is pretty good at recognizing my crappy left handed writing. My biqgest problem is keeping my hand off the screen and the other is keeping it from overheating. I use it often on my lap. or resting on my leg and if I don't put a book under it to keep it off my clothing IT OVERHEATS.

Diane
[Shift General] Martincyborg@gmail.com:
thats right you should keep on your lap for short periods only. I just have to say that I enjoy the multitude of possibilities with this baby. I use it in a nr of ways, but actually sit it on a table and type/surf most of the time.
[Shift General] salmon:
i love the battery life in the WinMo side... and Opera Mini is superb in full screen... i'm using Vista a lot more than i thought i would as well. I guess this is mainly as the WinMo side is still so crippled without the SD access. Fingers crossed that access to it is feasible!
[Shift General] herpi:
I use the TAB key as F11 key for full screen when browsing (remapped it, and of course the "Caps lock" into "Left Shift").

Use Both IE and Firefox. And both use the F11 luckily. Full screen swapping is quite important with such a small real estate.

Waiting eagerly for some updates, like those problems with SD card adn Shgctrl.

But I force myself to use it more frequently. Even ordered an extra battery at Expansys. (92 euro's with shipping!)

Pitty there is no hot swapping for batteries. So now it will take me an extra six minutes I think.

Do not use yet the Winmo options you guys found out. I need more spare time for that.

Huib
[Shift General] dawsonas:
Must admit I don't use it now as it has too many restrictions and limitations and I tend to just use a laptop and smartphone.

This device could have been so good but has been badly let down in implementation by HTC
[Shift General] eken:
Shift is good for my mobile life.

For WM:

I check my stocks by Stock Manager and watch the TV news everyday by a TV Program

I get all the daily info from http://pda.xy.hk

For Vista:

I uses powerpoint for presentation weekly.

I access the ebanking for trading by IE
[Shift General] thaihugo:
Why don't you try reanpping F11 to a pen flick? I use it everyday, and it's better than losing a key for it.:)
[Shift General] Martincyborg@gmail.com:
how do you do that?
[Shift General] thaihugo:
Click on pen flick icon, on tray, or in control pannel. choose pen and input settings, then flicks and customize. Choose the direction you want to assign, then bring the on-screen keyboard to register the F11 keypress.
[Shift General] GeoffC:
I am using it now for most admin type functions in work. After some practice sessions I am now using the shift in meetings. A problem with tablets/PCs for notes is that if you dont get the info first time its gone.

I tried using One Note but found it a bit flakey for on the fly stuff. I am now committed to using Journal for all meetings. It seems to work flawlessly and the handwriting recog seems pretty accurate. I concur with the overheating concerns and have found that if you havent got a book or something similar then the screen needs to be extended and laid flat and the keyboard used with your thumbs to avoid heat issues.

I am using the Office progs and One Note for carrying all my reference docs that I need and I sync those with my desktop. I am now not bothering to take my laptop to work. This is good as sometimes I go to work on my push iron. I am using the Shift for general surfing. This can sometimes seem like hard work but Im persevering. I have given up on Origami and Im not that keen on using my fingers except for the odd OK button.

With regards to the snapvue I have instsalled the full wm6 and office in an attempt to get me turned on. Its more useful now its synced with my outlook - however despite having been virtually joined at the hip with an XDA Orbit for a few years I cant really get turned on by snapvue when I have a full Vista one click away. However it is useful for contacts and diary if you dont have time to boot up.

Im going to explore the possibility of watching movies on it but first impressions arent that great. I have been listening to music but have found that it doesnt stream that great across my wifi using The Orb. I am going to try and use Media Monkey instead to see if that improves things.

All in all a great tool but you have to adjust to it.
[Shift General] matthew.karas:
I mainly use it (and any computer) for writing documents, web and mail. I do use it on my lap! I find that the leather case is rigid enough to provide a flat surface that keeps the vents clear. I'm using Opera and OpenOffice on the Vista side, which work very well. In WM, I use IE for browsing and for writing, I tend to just use unformatted text in an e-mail and mail it to myself.

Basically, if you are OK with the small screen and keyboard, it's the perfect travel machine. I was a Toshiba Libretto user in the late 1990s, but always felt I needed a Psion 5 or Revo for the ability to switch on and start typing.

In thes days of PDA/phone convergence, I am amazed that HP and others who used to make touch-typable folding devices have given up on that form-factor. Every journalist I know would buy one. One guy I know still uses his Psion 5, despite having to sync.

I have Mobile Office but have not really used it yet apart from viewing attachments (for which I also use XPDF). If another couple of months go by without needing it for composition, then I'll uninstall it and find some lightweight DOC/XLS/PPT viewers.

I have also been using Google Maps for WM, which tries and often succeeds to sniff out the cell location in the absence of GPS. It gets the maps pretty quickly with 3G, and adequately with GPRS, so you don't have to store them locally.

That's about it.

Thanks to everyone working on the project.

Matthew Karas
[Shift General] greatestkelvin:
HTC sucks big time

I leave my htc shift at home. I found that its quite A HANDICAPPED device. Windows mobile is useless as the ram is so tiny. After liberating it and putting just a few software it runs out of memory. I cannot access the SD card. Although some guys here are trying, this should have been the job of HTC. Those HTC programmers are truly sleeping or simply lacking in talent. To have Vista on this device is a joke. Why can't they learn from OQO or Asus EE where they realize the user experience is better with XP on such a small device.

Lastly the battery life is so short. There is no extended battery. Even if there is the weight will increase to 950gm. 100 grams more will get me a Sony TZ 18GN which last for at least 8 hours, on a big screen. HTC should not have sold this product as this has tarnished their reputation. Most of the retail shops tell me if u want a good machine buy a Sony. If u want a cheap machine buy the Asus. Forget about HTC SHift. This is a pure waste of money
[Shift General] koala996:
so bad reaction ... reading your post is a total waste of time
[Shift General] koala996:
1920 x 1200... really ??? so nice !!!

are you still using vista? what do you think about it ?

can you tell me the time it takes for a COLD boot and for coming back from Hibernate ?

I really would like to buy it.. to replace desktop, laptop and.. maybe PDA/Phone.
[Shift General] micron:
My HTC stand at home.

Will not OS of him. :(
[Shift General] FOOFTR:
greatestkelvin - I will save your frustrations by buying your machine from you!...plenty of folk waiting for them here. Oh, wait, that is if you actually have one? If you do it sounds like you didn't do your homework first....
[Shift General] cmonex:
to boot up vista to password screen it takes 1 min for me (I don't have SP1 btw)

after logging in you have to wait a few more seconds because of shagctrl etc starting up - and you *need* shagctrl (= shift control center).

to come back from hibernation, about 12 secs to reach "resuming windows" and the whole process is about half a min

and to resume from sleep, 4 secs now, but maybe if it is left in sleep for longer then it's a bit longer to come back, but still fast
[Shift General] Lyvia:
Most time i use the WM/SnapVue side with softmaker Office 06 (without grammer dictionary to save memory). I can write over 10 hours on an longer text or work with Real-Exel without any noises- and headproblems. With WM the Shift ist really "ultramobile". Other programs i use are freeware like Tombo (TreeList Texteditor) - ResInfo (Systeminformation) - WKtask (Quick Launcher, Taskmanager, and more), Hotkeys (remap keyboard), Cleartemp and Total Comander. It´s a shame, that the WM Side is limited :( only 13MB free memory left to save and share files. For office documents okay, but other nice WM things like mobipockes e-books an disaster.

But i like the Shift and look hopefully in the Shiftproject Thread ;)
[Shift General] Flanimal:
Just started spending time on the WM6 time

I'm just starting to use WM6 on my shift. It's my first device using this OS, and I am amazed at how good Mobile Google Maps is. It's the perfect application for the WM side as it makes good use of the high bandwidth connectivity, whilst not using up much memory.

I'm on the lookout for any other cool WM apps that suit the resources of the Shift in this way. I'd be most grateful if those of you with superior knowlege in this are could share their recommendations for cool/useful apps for WM6 on the Shift.

I bought my Shift because I like the outdoors, and I like computers. I like having the knowledge of the world at hand where ever I am.
[Shift General] genesis:
great thoughts arvinf...this device has a great future. back in 2004, htc himalaya was then a crippled device. all we desired then was to make it capable to display landscape....now, himalaya is still around and even runs win mobile 6! for the shift, the future is bright....just be a little patient. months from now or even earlier, we will be able to see a full working win mobile side of this device. its work in progress....
[Shift General] genesis:
i agree, the shift isnt a laptop and dont put it over its leather case coz i did it and i observed the heat dissipation is poor. when i put it back in its leather case, i'll make sure the power button (the slider mechanism) doesnt catch up with the edge of the case to prevent from powering up the device....this device i must say are for those who love to create!
[Shift General] nbos04:
I LOVE my Shift

OK, I do have a wife, so don't worry, but I love my shift.

I use it for work primarily. I am currently away in PNG and my job has me doing many, many recons throughout the country. I have taken this thing everywhere since I finally got one during my last leave break in Australia.

I write all recon and technical documents on it (I loaded my copy of Office 2007 on the Vista side), use it to carry any CAD drawings I have (not for major update, but for reference), and use the outlook. Effectively, it has replaced my laptop (which was also small - 12.1" screen). It is good to be able to return home with most if not all of the report written and ready.

So, the WM6 side? I use it like I have always used my WM6 systems. It is my diary, "little black book" and key document viewer. I don't both making changes to documents on WM6, I just check my technical specs or project reports.

OK, I am currently in PNG so I don't get the 3G side of the house, but I have my Telstra SIM on global roaming and have told my family to SMS me. This thing (on WM6) is great for SMS. I have always hated shortening words. Before the shift I had an O2 Zinc (I like my QWERTY keyboards), now all my personal SMSes are on the shift (still have the Zinc, it is just my "smaller" diary and work mobile). I would, if we had 3G here (and will once back in Australia), use it to check and update emails.

I bought a USB sync cable, so once I get back from recons I can snyc outlook with my laptop (now know as "Main-Frame") and upload all my recon data and reports.

Do I still use the Laptop? Yes, internet here is pretty bad so my laptop is the primary Voip and big download system. I bought a very small modem for the shift that I plug into the USB port for internet when I am out and about.

Overall - I think this thing is great. It reminds me of my old Casiopia that I have been trying to find a replacement for for so long!:)
[Shift General] saiweb:
I made a laptop pad using hard cardboards from recycled boxes. Glued 6 cards into one and it is pretty solid and very useful in insulating heat from laptop bottom. I use it with various devices I have. Asus R2H is the hottest UMPC until now I have ever used. After that Raon VEGA also dissipates a lot of heat, if you use it for more than 40 minutes. Samsung q1, Rao Everun are ok. I use this pad to hold my notebook, or subnotebook, couple of pocket pc phones, mouse and notes pen and other stuff. I always carry this pad. Recently I have seen one at Borders, but I felt my own make is better than that.

-Ram-
[Shift General] wispx:
Hotkeys

May I ask you for more details about Hotkeys sw? Is it a software for remapping hardware keyboard as a 'PDA Buttons', or you can directly assign a program to HW keyboard sequence?

I'm looking for solution for WM/SnapVue to provide e.g. application switching with keyboard combination Alt+Tab, etc.
[Shift General] aner:
The Shift brought me what I have been waiting for

I am a GP and have for years been trying to find a portable device that will show me my patient records while doing housecalls. As the database I use does not support merging, the only way to do this is to connect through terminal services. Doing this with my Ameo was feasible, but very slow and the screen resolution was just too low.

Now I use it everyday from the vista side. Only problem is the bad battery life, which forces me to plug the Shift in at every housecall I make.

Another pain is the repeated loss of connection through the SIMcard. Reestablishing the connection takes about five minutes but it is irksome. It seems though that when I keep the internet connection alive by running messenger on the background the problem gets better, but this may be an illusion.
[Amazfit] lfom:
Requirements:

AmazeBackup: https://xdaforums.com/smartwatch/amazfit/utility-amazebackup-backup-tool-pace-t3801165

FitnessSyncer.com account;

DropBox / GoogleDrive / OneDrive account (it will be used by FitnessSyncer to automatically sync new data when it is extracted from watch);

Runalyze.com account: it will get data from FitnessSyncer and calculate VO2max (run activities only), it's optional;

Know how to read and install/configure simple software on computer.

It works with ANY watch (Pace/Stratos/Verge), ANY firmware (unlocked or not) and ANY computer (macOS/Linux/Windows).

Download and install AmazeBackup, connect watch to computer and run option #12 (export data), it should create a folder named "export" inside its main folder;

Install and login to DropBox/GDrive/OneDrive, configure it to sync data from the "export" folder above (here you have to know how to do it by yourself, it varies from software to software, computer to computer, user your brain and tutorials from help pages and the internet);

Login to FitnessSyncer, open your account page and add a new *Source* (image 03);

Add your online service (DropBox/GoogleDrive/OneDrive) as "Maps", set "File Type" as GPX, grant permission and point to the folder in your online storage service that will sync the "export/gpx" folder (image 04 - standard Advanced Options settings should work, but you may want to change them if you find any problems with multiple data sources later);

OPTIONAL: Do the same for the TCX folder if you also want to sync non-GPS data, obviously setting "File Type" as TCX and pointing to "export/tcx" in your online storage;

In order to get VO2max calculation, you must sync to Runalyze, then go to Account page and add a new *Destination*, then fill the data and grant permissions accordingly (image 05);

OPTIONAL: If you want to sync data with other services like Endomondo or whatever you use, go back to you Account page and add new Destination, then fill the required fields in "Synchronize with Service" (image 06).

Both FitnessSyncer and Runalyze have an extensive help, read them before asking questions. I like the way Runalyze shows data, but if you just want to concentrate all your activities in one place, FitnessSyncer may be enough, it even has a phone app for both Android and iOS.

That's it, every now and then, after new activities, connect the watch to computer and run AmazeBackup option #12 again, new data should be uploaded to your online service and synced automatically via FitnessSyncer and your preferred online storage service.

All services and AmazeBackup are free, please donate to keep then running and their developers happy. :cool:

https://ko-fi.com/lfomartins

Or use XDA's donate link under my username. Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy J7 Prime / J7 On NXT (Exynos7870)] Hà Hoàng:
Rom InFo​

Add Pie App

Add camera s9 sama

ScreenRecorder s9 sama

Clock and calendar pie work

Some beautiful fonts

Game laucher game tools

Add quatum kenel

Add init A8

Add oxygen app

Fix lổi samsung cloud

Add theme one ui

Fix lag pubg Liên quân max setting Fix thời lượng pin tăng cao so với 1.2

Lưu Ý: no up kernel or magish 18.0 bug rom

Link Rom​

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XDA:DevDB Information

[ROM] [8.1.0] [TW] Kenroom V1.3 By Kaphong , ROM for the Samsung Galaxy J7

Contributors

Hà Hoàng

Source Code: https://tienichdienthoai.net

ROM OS Version: 8.x Oreo

ROM Kernel: Linux 3.10.x

Version Information

Status: Stable

Current Stable Version: V1.3

Stable Release Date: 2018-12-31

Beta Release Date: 2019-01-03

Created 2019-01-02

Last Updated 2019-01-02
[Samsung Galaxy J7 Prime / J7 On NXT (Exynos7870)] leosanzpr:
bro, decide in what account this firmware will be, why are several identical?
[Samsung Galaxy J7 Prime / J7 On NXT (Exynos7870)] Rodrigodigo:
Is this rom for j7 prime or j7 metal?
[Samsung Galaxy J7 Prime / J7 On NXT (Exynos7870)] leosanzpr:
j7 prime
[Samsung Galaxy J7 Prime / J7 On NXT (Exynos7870)] dacochir:
hi dear friend

the preview mode of the last shot on the camera does not work correctly. Shows another photo :confused:

thank you:good:
[Samsung Galaxy J7 Prime / J7 On NXT (Exynos7870)] Manu_Dream:
This Rom is "LiquiSPEED" of the developer "KassemSYR".
[Samsung Galaxy J7 Prime / J7 On NXT (Exynos7870)] Beytullah61:
Any battery problem?
[Samsung Galaxy J7 Prime / J7 On NXT (Exynos7870)] bahaasweda:
Really ??

But how do you know that

Did you try it ??
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] samexex:
is posible to have nokia camera port with dual sight like my old mi5 ??
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] eLaDiio:
https://xdaforums.com/android/apps-games/app-nokia-camera-8-0260-50-pro-mode-t3798127