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[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] jamil aboudaher:
I have the s9 and also locking apps in recent menu doesn't prevent swiping them away.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lokio27:
Now, I know for a fact that this phone does NOT have OEM support for Android 4.4. However, LG provides a lovely open source program, so I do have two sets of files.

One is for building the kernel for the phone, with all of the OEM-specific files for doing so, including drivers and such.

The other is I believe to be the device tree for the US760, with a bunch of propitiatory code. I'm not sure what exactly is important there.

The latest version of Android this device natively ran on was Froyo, and then didn't receive updates because the device didn't do very well sales wise.

My main question is if using that code is worth it, or if I should just go with basing off of a generic AOSP device tree for the processor and seeing how things go. There's little to no documentation on this phone (GSM/Phone Arena don't have almost any info, doesn't even exist on Wikipedia) so it's a bit difficult to get accurate specs for the device, but here goes.

(From HardReset.info)

Chipset: Qualcomm Snapdragon S1 QSD8650

CPU #1 Type: Scorpion

CPU #1 freq.: 1000.0 MHz (1-core)

GPU Type: Qualcomm Adreno 200

RAM Memory: 512.0 MB

Are those specs even enough to run Android 4.4? I don't mean run well by any means, but would the device even work?

My biggest concern is the dual screens. I don't know if it's a hardware switch or something baked into the kernel or something, but I'm not sure how well it would work if I based off of AOSP, or if only one screen would work, or if the phone just wouldn't boot. Here's a picture or two so you know what I mean.

[IMG="Genesis"]https://i-cdn.phonearena.com/images/phones/28939-specs/LG-Genesis.jpg[/IMG]

[IMG="Genesis Open"]https://i-cdn.phonearena.com/images/phones/28942-large/LG-Genesis-3.jpg[/IMG]

Interested to see if anyone has any wisdom to bestow upon me.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lokio27:
Bit of an update.

Found out that the HTC Droid Incredible would be a great base for a Cyanogenmod rom.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 3to4:
Hello, I need some help, please.

It is only recent that I have moved from Kitkat to Lollipop for my Galaxy Note 3 N9005 International. Since a few days, I have been trying to use a text template without success.

I mean, I can set up text templates in Settings, but I cannot find a way to use templates for messages. When I want to send an SMS, if I click on the menu button, the menu appears with Video CALL, View contact, Add recipient, Insert smiley, Add subject, Add slide, Schedule message, Block settings, Discard and Font size, but there is no "Add text" which I used to have with Kitkat.

Maybe I am doing something wrong.. Can some one explain how to use a text template?

If someone has SecMms_Candy.apk for Galaxy Note 3 N9005, which has "Add text", would it possible to upload it? I would like to try. Maybe, it will work for me. I would appreciate any advice.

PS: I seems to me this was an issue of apk. I tried SecMMS_Candy.apk from another version for N9005, and I found "Quick Responses" (not "Add text" like Kitkat), which allows me to select one of the templates.
[Android Auto General] jazee:
Just picked up a 2019 Mazda with Android Auto. LG V30 running Android 8.0. I have all sorts of weird things happens indicating this app is NOT stable. I'm wondering who I go to, to try to work out the problems, Google or Mazda? (I doubt Mazda can do anything.)

I've been a Software Developer for over 20 years and my opinion thus far is Android Auto is both unstable and poorly thought out.

Geez, I could build a list a mile long but here's some major things off the top of my head...

- When replying to a text message, I get as far as AA reading my reply and asking me if I want to send, which I confirm, and then it says "Ha. Something went wrong." If I then ask "What went wrong?" AA Says there was a server error but I've fixed it now. No, you haven't, because it keeps doing it.

- The command "OK Google... Send text message to {insert contact name}" responds with "I don't know how to do that." Are you kidding me? I can do that on my phone when not using AA.

- The command "read last text message" AA responds it can't do that either.

- The command "read last notification" can't do it.

There are pretty basic necessities when driving. I'm sure Google has some explanation like "apps aren't allowed to access {some data} for security purposes." But in reality, at the end of the day, the software engineer's goals should be centered around making user functionality as useful as possible and easy to use. Looks like thus far, they've really missed the mark.

The funny (but sad) thing is, the Mazda salesman said the Apple Car Play worked better, but didn't warn me about the issues I was going to have with Android Auto. I can see why he said Apple was better. But Google is such a small company with so little resources, I can therefore understand why Android Auto is subpar (NOT.)
[Android Auto General] nangu:
I use AA only for Waze navigation because the weird stuff you wrote about.

Google went for a super duper restrictive use of Auto functionalities for "drive security" sake, at the point they rendered the product almost unusable. It's ironic the AA software is even more restrictive than automotive manufacturers ones.

In my case, the only really usable software in AA are Waze (even with its frequent errors) and Google Maps.
[Android Auto General] jazee:
I can see myself going the same route if things don't get better. One thing though I was really happy with was on my Acura, I'd usually have to turn down the volume to issue voice commands because I believe without Android Auto, you are talking to the phone mic, not the car mic for "OK Google" commands. With AA, it appears to use the car mic and picks up and understands your voice commands a lot better. Of course if most of the useful voice commands you want to use AA doesn't support anyway, I guess it's sort of a moot point. :rolleyes:

I just deleted all the AA app data and cache and reinstalled thinking maybe I accidentally skipped over a permissions grant when I installed, but then, the app wouldn't be reading my text messages if I did that but I'll try anything to make it work.

I can't think of any BIG advantage to using Google Play Music via AA as opposed to the car's Bluetooth. It's also a little annoying to have to plug the phone in. Gee, here we are in 2019 and we're really *this* far from a well engineered solution from Google? I guess considering the app doesn't generate revenue for them, this may be the real issue. But I would guess car manufacturers have to pay some sort of licensing fee to include it in their cars. So AA technically would be more of a revenue generator than say the free Google Assistant - which ironically is more useful and works better than AA. Go figure. Although one could argue GA is a must have O/S feature to compete with iOS and therefore indirectly generates more revenue via phone sales.
[Android Auto General] jazee:
[MENTION=3566359]nangu[/MENTION]

Is Waze still *that* much better than Google Maps? I know it was better in the past but hasn't Google added more features like accident reporting, etc. I believe Google actually owns Waze so maybe they are gradually merging the feature sets? So does the car actually display the Waze map? How to you indicate you want the Nav button to bring up the Waze map instead of Google Maps?
[Android Auto General] nangu:
Hi [MENTION=4951849]jazee[/MENTION]

Actually, GMaps render to the car screen a lot better, it's smoother and graphically nicer. I have to test the "waze added" features like dynamic navigation based on traffic, speed camera alerts, warnings alerts, etc.

Last GMaps version available on my region doesn't display speed camera warnings as far as I tested, so it's a waze keeper for me until Google decides to incorporate this functionality on Maps at least.

The car does display the Waze map, alert icons, speed cams, etc, both visually and audible.

To display Waze or Maps on car screen, you press Android Auto navigation button. It depends on your default navigation app which is shown on the screen at first, but if you are displaying Maps in example, and you press the AA navigation button again, you can choose which navigation app you want to use and it is saved as default.
[Android Auto General] manos78:
Hi [MENTION=4951849]jazee[/MENTION],

I'm a user of AA for the last 3 years. Here my recomendations:

- For better AA experience, exit from all Gloogle BETA services.

- Don't try to use conversational language with the Google Assistant (yes! AA use GA). Use only accepted "commands".

- Remember that without Internet connection only a very limited commands are available. So, without network use only the screen.

Besides that AA is far away of the creapping media interfaces from car manufacturers!
[Android Auto General] jazee:
- Where is the list of "commands" ?? (Can't use them if I don't know all of them.)

- I pretty much always have an Internet connection being on Verizon so doubt it has to do with my connection.
[Android Auto General] jazee:
Well after several hours of troubleshooting and searching various forums, I found a solution to why I can't send text messages.

https://xdaforums.com/android-auto/android-auto-general/google-aa-engineers-forcing-please-t3902336
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] hunhool:
Hi folks,

Anyone else experiencing issues with the fingerprint reader?

I've set up the maximum if 5 fp, but interestingly all the 5 are the same finger.... And the device won't recognise my finger ad soon as I lock the phone.

Tried with different fingers= same result.....

No matter what I'm doing, clean cache, re-set, etc....

I've already exchanged the phone but the new one is the same....

Any idea how to fix it?
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] _katho_:
Sounds like your fingers aren't compatible. Is it a common practice to have the same finger registered five times? Only have once perfinger myself and never have an issue unlocking.
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] Frankenscript:
My experience is it gets a lot better with time. I did make two entries for my left thumb which helped increase read rate from maybe 2/3 to >9/10. Other fingers read well and got better. In sunlight, in dark, no problem it just works. If your fingerprints are in some way unusual or hard to read it may "just be you.".

Do you have a friend whose finger you can borrow to test things out? Rule out the phone ?
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] hunhool:
I was really upset about not reading my fingerprints so I tried with the same finger and surprisingly registered again....and again.
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] hunhool:
Tried with my wife's finger. It reads a little bit better,but the overall successfully unlock by fp is way below the acceptable number (tried around 10 times, unlocked around 3-5)
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] Frankenscript:
Oh that's awful! I'm consistently >9/10 after a month and half of use. Even early on was probably75%. Only problem I have is right after a shower it doesn't like swollen skin fingers.

As a test I just did 20 unlocks using the various four fingers i defined. Only one fail, and that was left thumb at an angle.

Phone is definitely better than iPhone 6 I have for work (50% rate).
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] Jammmmm:
How does everyone register their same finger more than once? It tells me I've already registered that finger?

I noticed a dramatic improvement when I washed my hands really well, cleaned my screen, THEN registered my fingers.
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] bladestonez:
Are you using a screen protector? If you are that is probably your problem.
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] hunhool:
Using the official oneplus tempered glass screen protector.
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] VenkatNishanth:
Yes compared to the Vivo and other phones in built fingerprint reader OP6T's fingerprint reader is slow and has some issues.
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 General] vlodia:
maybe some people call themselves noobs.. but I guess I am the most NEWBIE OF THEM ALL! coz you know why?

sorry guys,, but I still don't know what is BLUE ANGEL? I am seeing O2 XDA IIs converting to BLUE ANGEL? what's that supposed to mean ?

why they are calling their XDA BLUE ANGEL.. can someone please tell me what is a BLUE ANGEL?

thanks... sorry for my newbinesss

P.S: can someone give me a link, a complete step-by-step procedure on how to upgrade O2 XDA IIS windows mobile 2003 to windows mobile 2005 or 200

thanks a lot again
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 General] wmvfan:
you are really the greatest noob ever :)

HTC (High Tech Computer Corporation ) made the Blue Angel,

but they don´t sell it under the name "Blue Angel".

The providers (o2, t-com) put the Blue Angel in their own housing with the branding of the company.

For making the Blue Angel more familiar with the other device which the providers had in their product line, they called it e.g. xda or mda.

Many people in this forum call their xda 2s or mda 3 "Blue Angel" (BA), because the hardware of all of them is identical and so it´s a bit easier not to confound it with other devices of e.g. of the xda line.

You can find step by step tutorial here:

http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=HTC_Blueangel

ps:

update radio rom first !!!
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] DanielDubrov:
Hi write me detailed instructions how to install custom ROM without losing twrp?Thanks
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] whizeguy:
Flash OOS stable (latest)

2flash twrp

3. Reboot to twrp

4. Flash oos stable

5. Flash twrp

6. Reboot to twrp

7. Wipe data, dalvik cache

8. Flash rom

9. Flash twrp

10. Reboot to twrp

11. Flash gapps

12. Boot system

The thread below yours have the same issue.. There is now 9 threads about this issue. Is the search function disabled?
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] DanielDubrov:
Thanks

:)
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] Abd121:
I'm thinking of buying the (international version 128 GB version) F1 but the process would including importing it which means no warranty. I'm worried if there's any sort of QC issues that I need to aware of because returning or even replacing it would be quite difficult. I got the redmi Note 3 back in the day and 3 months later the MOBO failed. I returned it for a redmi note 4 which also failed because of QC issues less than a year in so I don't have much faith in Xioami's productions quality. I've also seen that the screen failed every drop test it went through. is a case and protector that much needed or can I get away with a Dbrand skin? I'm coming from the HTC M8 so idk how durable blastic phones are.
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] Hemudon:
Screen bleeding check and audio quality check
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] smustafasms:
I have used redmi 1s for 4 years with original battery and everything. I have use redmi note 3 for 2 full years. Didnt had a single issue. Poco f1 is a very good choice for its price i would say. Screen is not good. But not bad. Its ok. Camera is best in this price range. If you want a performance phone with some compromises than its best phone in market. If you can wait. Wait for poco f2
[General Questions and Answers] NYKO1980:
CIAO A TUTTI !

SONO NUOVO, E UN PO ALLE PRIME ARMI.....

HO LA SEGUENTE PROBLEMA CON UN GALAXY J730F/DS 2017:

LCD - SOSTITUITO (A CAUSA DI ROTTURA ), FUNZIONAVA PERFETTAMENTE FINO A GENNAIO, DOPO UN AGGIORNAMENTO SAMSUNG OFFICIALE SI E BLOCCATO.

FATO WIPE RESET, LCD BLOCCATO A PAGINA DI AVIO ( DOVE DEVE SELEZIONARE PAESE E DI PREMERE AVANTI )

PROVATO QUESTA GUIDA,

NON CE LA POSSIBILITÀ DI COLLEGARE MOUSE PER SBLOCCARE OEM E DI ATTIVARE OPZIONE SVILUPPATORE.

RECOVERY:

ANDROID RECOVERY

SAMSUNG/J7Y17LTEXX/J7Y17LTE

8.1.0/MIAJQ/J730FXXU3BRK2

USER/RELEASE-KEYS

USE VOLUME UP/DOWN AND POWER.

ODIN IN DOWNLOAD:

ODIN MODE

DOWNNLOAD SPEED: FAST

PRODUCT NAME: SM-J730F

CUARENT BINARY: SAMSUNG OFFICIAL

SYSTEM STATUS: OFFICIAL

FAP LOCK: ON

OEM LOCK: ON

SECURE DOWNLOAD : ENABLED

WARRANTY VOIO : 0 (0X0000)

RP SWREV: B:3 K:1 S:1

CERCATO ALTRI GUIDE NEL SITO XDA, MA NON SI RIESCE A FARLO PARTIRE.

NON RIESCO NE ANCHE A INSTALLARE TWRP 3.2.1 3.2.3.......

NON SO COME CARICARE LE FOTO ......... per farci capire dove sono bloccato.....

GENTILMENTE SE QUALCUNO A AVUTO QUESTI PROBLEMI , O E IN GRADO DI DARMI UNA DRITTA PASSO DOPO PASSO COME ESEGUIRE UN ROOT COMPLETO E DI SVEGLIARE IL ROBOTTINO , IL NOSTRO AMICO ANDROID

GRAZIE MILLE A TUTTI VOI !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[Android Head-Units] timbiotic:
I have a joying 4gb/32gb unit for chrysler/wrangler that i just installed a few weeks ago. I have been loving it but suddenly today the rear speakers are making a weird buzzing. When i mute the audio it stops. It happens in z-link and the native radio app. I did recently disassemble it to add rear video monitors but dont have them hooked up yet. Any ideas what is causing and how to fix? It isnt low either its a low buzz and it comes and goes.
[Android Head-Units] Mccallisterjason:
If the unit has WiFi built in, that's usually the culprit. Try to move closer to the router or turn off WiFi if you're not using it. Otherwise it might be ground feedback, Walmart has these noise isolation type things that slide on/clip to the wires near the speaker. They're basically just magnets, so you might find something around the house you can use to save the trip. Make sure the radio antenna is firmly pressed in the unit and isn't loose on the car body. Check all your grounds for loose wires or add a braided ground cable from the unit body to a metal component in the dash that is grounded to the chassis "BE CAREFUL NOT TO interfere/ obstruct or otherwise use anything near or connected to any airbag components" and if you cut and spliced the original wiring instead of using an adapter, check your speaker polarity at the unit and make sure you've matched the impedance of the speakers to the unit.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 Questions & Answers] Gustaavifreen:
a gy
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] goregaz:
im really stupid and turned off oem unlocking and got an frp lock, i already flashed it stock and it did nothing all my phone is doing is rebooting into the Samsung logo and rebooting

i dont know what else to do

help
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Guides, News, & Discussion] Hemudon:
Amoled or OLED screens are overrated, Poco-f1 screen doesn't lag behind in any circumstances.:cool
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Guides, News, & Discussion] dantedakilla:
Yeah, but it drains more power even with an all black setup.
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Guides, News, & Discussion] Saswata Chakraborty:
Lo. I wonder if you have ever used a Samsung device with sAMOLED display? Just place both a sAMOLED and a LCD display side by side and see the difference.
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Guides, News, & Discussion] Hemudon:
Previous phone was Galaxy S8, I don't find much of the experience difference.
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Guides, News, & Discussion] Darklouis:
IPS LCD and AMOLED displays has advantages and disadvantages

IPS LCD has that AMOLED doesn't have:

-Sharpness and Clarity is good

-Natural Colors (AMOLED is little saturated on Colors)

-Can recover to accidental burns or screen burns (AMOLED cannot recover on screen burns thus leaving white marks)

-Longer pixel life (AMOLED's pixel quality degrades over time)

AMOLED has that IPS LCD doesn't have:

-Improve battery life as turning off pixels without backlight (Good for Dark Themed apps, videos, photos)

-Brightness and Contrast is good

-Good Viewing angles

-Always-on Display (IPS LCD cannot support this due that it uses backlight rather than turning off black pixels thus increasing power consumption)

Verdict:

No clear winner. It is the preference of both users and the manufacturer on what type of display they want to use. This is why Xiaomi uses IPS LCD Displays because it is cheaper than AMOLED ones. The target is being a budget flagship-tier phone thus achieving it.
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Guides, News, & Discussion] faeArai:
Yeah best done with a gray picture so you can see the burn in on the oled. After some burned oled I only buy IPS screens.

I can't understand the "true black" hype as there is no such thing in real life and as the brain even can interpret white as black if the contrast is right.

As long as OLED tends to burn in, it's a no-go for me.
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Guides, News, & Discussion] PocoSteve:
Three reasons why Xiaomi should go the OLED route :

True black :

Here's an example of true black :

On you Poco, go to full screen settings and turn off the notch. Now to two top corners are rounded as the bottom ones. Now go to a dark room, as if you were using your phone at night. Well you still see the top corners of your phone's screen on. Of course that color is black, but it's awful. (In a dark room you see it better, but I see it in the sun as well).

Always-On-Display or AOD :

You can't have AOD on an ips panel. End of the story.

Brightness :

Outside in full daylight, I constantly have to block sunlight off the screen and put it right up to my face to see what's on it. OLED is way brighter.

Bonus :

Dark mode is here in the MIUI beta and coming to everyone later. MIUI 11 will have it out of the box. This means phones with OLED screens will have a great battery advantage over ips.
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Guides, News, & Discussion] deathnoise:
Also - OLED and AMOLED tend to use very low PWM which may give you a headache/migraine.

For instance - Xiaomi Mi 8 with AMOLED panel has backlight that flickers at 100 Hz, Samsung S9+ has AMOLED panel with backlight that flickers at 215.5 Hz while Pocophone has a backlight that flickers at 2315 Hz (source - notebookcheck reviews)

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Why-Pulse-Width-Modulation-PWM-is-such-a-headache.270240.0.html
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Guides, News, & Discussion] JohnTheFarm3r:
They have pros and cons, both of them. While sAMOLED has better contrast, black colour, and often better viewing angles, IPS has most of the time better colour accuracy and it's better to look at while exposed to direct sunlight. I mean, you use the one which suits you the best. Unfortunately, Xiaomi uses probably some cheat IPS panels, so they look worse compared to some higher end phone with IPS panels.
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Guides, News, & Discussion] Hemudon:
True black is just an excuse ??

And amoled panels aren't bad or anything. They are just over rated and people say. Amoled- amoled l. Look it's not that a big of a deal.

And battery consumption difference is just minor

Like 3 or 4% through dark mode in amoleds too

So what's the hype

I just said Poco-f1 LCD panel is just as good as OLED

If not it's only a difference of 19-20

Nothing more
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Guides, News, & Discussion] AstroBiswas:
Ill always prefer lcd. When i bought the phone i had to keep it on over night for data transfer via wifi as i had no pc , to keep the wifi transfer app alive i had to keep screen timeout to never, on morning i noticed lcd retention all over the screen ?(similar to amoled burn in but not permanent), had it been an amoled surely my screen would have to be replaced day 2 of buying a new phone. I had to use the phone screen a lot but the Lcd retention went away completely after around 8 hrs:victory:, so no amoled ever unless they fix burn in!
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Guides, News, & Discussion] tucking fypo:
lol this thread is like a circlejerk. my poco f1 has crappier display than my a2. it has the lowest quality lcd possible. this comes from someone who has used over 37 android smartphones throughout this decade with many being top tier flagships.
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Guides, News, & Discussion] Geetesh Sonwani:
But poco F1 has a comparatively dim display even for an LCD. Under heavy sunlight it becomes difficult to see the display. On S10 for example you can clearly see it in any condition. That is why they bumped up the brightness in the poco X2