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[G Pad 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CannGramps:
Well, I didn't figure out how to get rid of the reset protection. But, I did get into the settings and was able to set up and use a guest account.

First get a SD card with an apk on it. I downloaded one from apkpure. Then when the device asks you to connect to a wireless network, check the Show advanced options box. Then in the Proxy settings drop down box, select Manual. And click on the Proxy hostname box to bring up the keyboard, and press the settings button on the keyboard that looks like a gear. From the keyboard settings menu you can click the mulit-window button on the bottom taskbar and can open two windows. Open the file manager in one of the windows. In the file manager click on your SD card and try to install the apk you put on it. When it prompts you that you need to allow Unknown sources in the settings, click on the settings button to open the settings window. (Do not check the allow Unknown sources box, if you check it, and the device resets or runs out of battery you'll have to go through this again, but when you click on the apk it won't prompt you to go to settings to allow unknown sources because they're already allowed.) Now just click on Users and switch to guest. There are some limitations to this mode, like not being able modify the wifi network (you'll have to switch back to the Owner account to change this).

I don't know if there's any way from the guest account to reset the account lock, but at least it's something.
[G Pad 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Phanman0506:
I tried this and got as far as to the part where you said to "click the mulit-window button on the bottom taskbar."

That multi-window button is greyed out for me so I cannot click on it. LG must of patched it up or I am doing something incorrect.

Any other advise will be greatly appreciated!
[G Pad 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CannGramps:
It's possible it was patched out. They've been fixing little exploits with patches. This is the only way I was able to get any access to the device. All I can really recommend is to try everything. Check every menu, every option, and see if there is opening you can find to get access to the device.
[G Pad 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ADoug:
Try this

I found a FRP bypass workaround if you are running 5.1.1 on a LG G Pad X 10.1 V930 AT&T model, not sure if all models are the same. It was FRP locked and all of the other bypass methods must have been patched. I was at the setup screen after a factory reset. I hope this helps.

1. Connect to wifi, then go back to start screen

2. Go to Accessibility > Vision > Enable Talkback

3. Go through the talkback training then draw an L to bring up the quick settings select Text to speech Settings (bottom right corner), afterwards you can disable Talkback by holding the power button and holding 2 fingers on the screen until it disables.

4. You will be in the settings app. Go to Users > Add user > User > Add user > Set up

5. You will be brought to a User setup screen select Next > It will pop up the wifi connection screen select next > You will be asked to sign into a Google account, sign into your Google account and proceed with the Google setup.

6. You will be brought to the homescreen. Go to settings > Users > And sign in as Owner.

7. Go to Settings > Factory data reset > Reset tablet. You can now factory reset and you will not be prompted to sign into a Google account.
[Huawei P30 Questions & Answers] pmjferreira:
As anyone tried using a ds4 on this device, I can't seem to make it work
[Huawei P30 Questions & Answers] Sal7_one:
i have the p30 lite, DS4 worked fine with Bluetooth right away. No apps or anything.
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] klucik47:
Go to Settings - Utilities -OnePlus Labratory and disable SmartBoost. My battery life went back to normal.
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] ed-gonzo:
How strong is this noticeable?
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] klucik47:
Now with 30% left i have 5 hours Sot. Before disabling i barely had 4 hours at same 30% of battery.
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] ed-gonzo:
I'm gonna test
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] villadecai:
Let's see my friend
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] askor:
I do this same and it helps a little. I have 1 hour more sot.
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] jaseman:
Yes, but smart boost keeps apps in RAM as it should. If you turn it off then you may complain about apps being closed in the background. So it's a trade off based on what you want most.
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] ed-gonzo:
I always throw the apps out.
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] Vivasanti:
Man i only turned this off in the morning and im already seeing an improvement, 3.5hr SOT at 60% battery.
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] klucik47:
Maybe so, but if its in OnePlus Labratory, that means its in beta or alpha and not fully tested.
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] hallo dare:
Lock te apps then you won't have that problem
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] only4dank:
Do you have any real credibility to base these claims off of. This Utility is really nice, and I don't believe you.

What OS, modules, apps are you running.... This to me is hearsay.
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] klucik47:
Just try yourself and post back your results.
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] only4dank:
Why would I disable something I know for a fact works really nice (good looks to 1+ devs who made the utility), based on something someone who says it improves their battery life (which I don't get because this phone has legit really good SoT+battery life)?

You probably have something else wrong
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] Eric214:
I'm getting reduced deep sleep percentage since the 9.0.5 update. My phone used to sleep 88-95% of my screen off time. Now it can be between 62-75% but my sot is still only 6.5-8% drain per hour of sot.

I dirty flashed and I'm sure it just needs a factory reset but I don't have it in me to set this phone up again when I'm upgrading to the OnePlus 7 pro in a week. Disabling the labs isn't doing much for the screen off time (deep sleep)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] look9001:
Well it is isn't it? I've been making allowances for the fact that with pretty much everything I try and get my Kaiser to do I start off using my fingers, then get the stylus out and finally resort to sliding out the keyboard. For example, I want to write an SMS, so I press the HTC Action app with the left soft key and press the screen for New SMS, so far so good. But then I want to enter a recipient; no-can-do with the tiny itsy bitsy HTC keyboard, so out comes the stylus, now all's well and good if you're sitting at home but if you're in a train or something forget it, the hardware keyboard is the only way. Now I know other touch keyboards are available but those that I've tried are still fiddly and coupled with the unpredictability of the screen itself, are not up to the job. About that unpredictability, the final straw came for me when a woman in a car park asked me if I'd be kind enough to dial her number because she'd lost her phone somewhere in the car and wanted to check it was there and not in the supermarket. It was a bright sunny day so the first problem I had was that I could hardly see the numbers on the screen, but after cupping one hand round it to shade it I could just about make them out. So she reeled off her number and I attempted to dial, it took three slow attempts, what with the latency and all, before I managed to enter it correctly, at one point it interpreted a 2 as an 8, a 5 I could forgive but an 8? There was no way my thumb was anywhere near the 8. Also, just entering the initial pin number on startup can be a struggle, sometimes the key I've pressed lights up, so I know the kaiser's recognised it, but the * to show the number is entered doesn't show up. Other times the * appears but the key doesn't light up. Sometimes I get two * instead of one. If I'd have had a bog standard hardware keypad then I'd have had the number in first time, in seconds. So anyway, at the risk of being a luddite it seem to me that touchscreens are very pretty and clever and all, but you can't beat hardware buttons for speed and accuracy.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] whk:
You know - until I got your message I was happy with my tilt - but you have convinced me - You are right!

When I open a word document that is 207 pages long the keyboard on screen covers up a lot of what I can see. An an EXCEL spreadsheet - forget it - when there are over 100 rows and more than 40 columns - you can't see anything hardly.

And when you go to print - well - 'nuff siad there right?

And logging on to a remote computer - well - good grief - I am gonna send this piece of trash right back immediately. Only the iphone for me -man - with that HUGE screen I can see - well- not really much more - maybe if I did all this stuff on my computer I would be happier?

Bill

;);)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] michalex:
I hardly ever use the stylus, so I'd have to disagree. The touchpad works fairly well for me and I have very large hands. To each his own.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] JimmyMcGee:
I'm sorry, I've been seeing more and more of these big blocks of text. And I'm not reading them.

Not to sound offensive but if you don't break up what you are saying into palatable paragraphs some people will figure it is too much work to read what you have to say.

BTW I think my touch screen works just fine. Though I'm not sure if thats what you are getting at becasue I only read the last sentance.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] pmuschi:
+1 Jimmy

The return key is your friend.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] NotATreoFan:
At least this one is using punctuation... that's progress.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] look9001:
Apology accepted!

Better?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] look9001:
Of course YMMV and IMHO etc. But really, can you honestly type in numbers accurately at faster than approximately one per second on the touch screen?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] KD8DNS:
You need to tab when beginning a new papgraph. Sorry I couldn't resist

However i find the touchscreen very user friendly, but that is in my opinion and the wat i use it. I use excel all the time.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] JimmyMcGee:
Much ;)

Also, If my Kaiser PDA phone didn't have a touchscreen, than it would be a smartphone.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] eskostar:
The fact they original keyboard is terribly small it's true, that's why we have the hardware keyboard, I mean, why buy a Kaiser if you're not gonna use the keyboard? There's plenty other good SIPs like pocketcm, touchpal or even the HTC Touch keypad, which, with xt9 is awesome tbh.

The pin "part" is ofc true, but if you have programs loading at the boot, how can you expect to do it all at once, just wait 10 more seconds for the programs to load and then the pin can be entered.

The sunlight in the screen is indeed a big damn flaw, I can perfectly see my n80 at the sun, but the Kaiser is impossible to read, sometimes I can't even tell if the screen is on or off, cuz you just can't see a thing.

As for the screen "response", well mine works well, I play and type fairly much and I rarely have problems with it, I suggest messing with the "pressure threshold" settings, maybe you have it too high.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] VirgilWoods:
I believe I nearly went blind trying to read that rant. He does have a point, but the problems are a bit exagerated.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] P1Tater:
Why does this type of thread constantly come up? If you don't like the phone, return it, sell it or throw it away and buy one you like. This type of thread has nothing to do with XDA-Developers. Notice the word Developers in the name? Has this thread provided any useful information or has it just added to the mass of useless threads?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] RizwanKhan:
i like my touch screen and everything else about my tilt. Now where r those video drivers... :) (couldn't resist as this is the only flaw imo)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] michalex:
Yes, for the most part I can.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] hambola:
Are you sure that chick at the supermarket lost her phone? Or was she discreetly giving you her phone number and you couldn't type it in? So much for a phone hampering your game.

Man the Kaiser forums are way more fun than the Polaris ones.

To be fair the Kaiser was not designed from the ground up to be finger friendly. Yeah they lack capacitive screens, but I didn't find the Hermes all that bad, neither is the Cruise. The Cruise is a bit better because it's flush, so touching the edges of the screen is much better.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] wilsonzone:
I have no problems with my Touch Screen. With a few tweeks I have got it to a level that works well.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] KD8DNS:
Id like to make a example. Its called consumer research. For instance, when you go to AT&T and are interested in purchasing a Cell Phone, What do you do? Well I for instance, use the product and see if I like it. Now when you go to AT&T you wouldn't just say give me a tilt because it looks cool, at least I would hope not. You use it, take it home and you have 30 days to return it.

There is really no reason why a thread like this should even exist. The kaiser/tilt is a very unique device. I could go on for 10 hours about it. To me the video driver situation is not a problem, i would however like it to respond quicker but I have become used to it, as i don't watch video on it. But this thread is about the touch screen, so out of respect to the originator of this thread ill stay on topic.

Hopefully all of you by now realize the difference between a Resistance and capacitance touch screen, to simplify the Iphone is capacitance the kaiser is a resistance. A resistive has a bunch of resistors under the screen and when pressure is applied the specific area the resistor shorts out making the screen realize the area of the screen to respond to. A capacitance touch screen responds to the biometrics (the electric current we all have in our bodies) so as you run your finger over one of these screens it follows, and is more accurate than a resistance screen.

So when you are at any local wireless store and try the difference between the two devices. Furthermore if your so unhappy with the device that you so decided to purchase then sell it, there is no reason to spend a bunch of money on a device that you are not happy with. I also believe (and again no disrespect to the author of this thread) many people that complain right off the bat about the GUI or the overall performance of this or any other device, is just jumping on a "bandwagon" without knowing all the technical details.

So if your unhappy, you have two options.

1. Keep the device and, tweak it, customize it and make it uniquely yours. and by doing so complimenting the "seniors" and "chiefs" for working so hard to DEVELOP the software to make it better.

2. Return it or sell it and do RESEARCH and buy a device/phone that you are happy with.

P.S. Many people work very hard here creating software to help you, the user. Post's like this can be very disrespectfull to the people that help you.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] nphil:
^^^ touche, i'm sick of reading "my kaiser suxx omg !!one" threads, enough with the *****ing already.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] _Alex_:
While we all appreciate that the OP is entitled to his own opinions, it's clear to me that the premise of this thread is not going to lead the forum anywhere except to yet another *****fest, which will eventually lead to closing this thread.

Why wait till then...
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Themes, Apps, and Mods] chimmycham:
What can i transform my S8+ into? I upgraded to a new phone.

I'm huge into music...

Maybe I can turn in into a dedicated music studio of sorts...

Tuner, music recording software of all types, a loopstation, etc..

Then I wouldn't have to use my phone to do that stuff anymore. And if it's dedicated to only music, or only one OTHER THING (open to ideas), it should run pretty well.

I could also use it as something completely different.

You guys are the geniuses behind this stuff.

Any input would be very appreciated.

Thank you!
[Asus ZenFone Max Pro M1  Questions & Answers] husain_raza7:
I have installed Havoc 2.4 [24-04-19] with stock gapps. Everything works fine but I recently noticed something that is if I keep my phone idle for like 15-20 mins it automatically shut down. I have to enter into recovery mode just to switch it on.

Please help me to fix this issue.
[Asus ZenFone Max Pro M1  Questions & Answers] Ozilly:
Change kernel
[Google Pixel 3a Questions & Answers] MrMeeseeks:
I was thinking about replacing my 2 XL. The 670 seems comparable to the 835 except marginally less performance and download speeds. I don't think the performance would be very noticeable, especially since I'm not a heavy user. Mostly browsing social media, Chrome, YouTube and occasionally PoGo. But does the 670 support carrier aggregation and dual channel WiFi?
[Google Pixel 3a Questions & Answers] ixon2001:
I have a Nokia 7 Plus with the older Snapdragon 660 and that performs fine with everything i use it for, so the 670 will have no problems at all.
[Google Pixel 3a Questions & Answers] EnragedPopsicle:
So far so good, I have a Note 8 for comparison and this feels snappier than the Note 8. It helps having a clean UI design, but I feel like I have a premium flagship.
[Google Pixel 3a Questions & Answers] optimummind:
It's fast, speedy, and smooth. I also have a 512gb Galaxy S10+ and it feels just as fast.
[Google Pixel 3a Questions & Answers] razrlover:
No issues so far with 3a coming from S9.

Downloading all my apps and tinkering seemed to take longer but sorted it out over night. Now all seems right
[Google Pixel 3a Questions & Answers] Archangel:
I have the S9, OnePlus6T and now the Pixel 3a and I can honestly say there is not much of a noticeable difference between the three as far as speed and capabilities handling apps. The OnePlus 6T is slightly faster and smoother but that is to be expected with its better ram and chip. I had the Pixel 3 when it first came out and then later sold it but I can say the 3a is almost as good as that phone and for the price its a no brainer
[Google Pixel 3a Questions & Answers] KershawB475:
Speed

I typically don't play games on my phones, but I have found the 3a just fine so far.
[Google Pixel 3a Questions & Answers] DirgeExtinction:
I just got a 3a coming from a 2XL. It feels just as smooth and I don't feel like I'm missing anything coming from it.
[Google Pixel 3a Questions & Answers] seburton:
I'm using the SD 660 on my Lenovo yoga tab 3 plus.

Confirm previous posts about the speed for the SD6 series: it's a good deal!
[Google Pixel 3a Questions & Answers] MrMeeseeks:
Thanks for all your input. I got to try them out at Target and they seemed to perform well except when coming out of demo mode, but that is probably to be expected. And those displays are gorgeous. Now I just have to decide if I want the bigger screen or not.
[Google Pixel 3a Questions & Answers] razrlover:
Nexus 5x has been reborn ;)
[Google Pixel 3a Questions & Answers] krabman:
I don't really agree with the above. If you're freshly restarted and just flipping about the GUI it's nice and smooth. When compared to the 6T side by side however it's slower. Not a huge thing and you need them sitting next to each other to notice, by itself it feels quite smooth. That's doing nothing: Once I have stuff up and running and am in my usual software scenario I get redraws fairly often while multi-tasking. Even something as simple as opening the main options can involve a stutter. This isn't flagship land and it shows. I'm not talking deal breaker material from my own point of view because there are a lot of other positive things going on at a decent price. I do notice a lack though when stacked up against a 6T, cant call it any other way.
[Google Pixel 3a Questions & Answers] MrMeeseeks:
Redraws are normal with Pixel devices. I've owned a 2 XL, 3 XL and just ordered a 3a XL. That's because they only want to put 4 gigs of RAM in their devices. I wish and hope Google gets off their pedestal and realize software can't fix everything. They need at least 6 GB of RAM. 8 would be nice and I want a telephoto lens on the back. That being said I'm sure it wouldn't stack up against a 6t. I had a 3t that was blazing fast for the time. Actually it would probably still hold up. Their software/UI is great too but the camera makes the difference.
[Google Pixel 3a Questions & Answers] krabman:
Yeah, I had a 3XL, traded it for the 6T. The notch and 1k price point just didn't work for me. I'm aware of the reason for the redraws, my 6T shows me using 5ish at most times and I've got 4 here. I'm still keeping it until the fall stuff comes out. It's no question gimped compared to the top dogs but I didn't pay top dog pricing and it has other positive attributes.
[Google Pixel 3a Questions & Answers] Carball0:
The SD660 should be fine.

Right now I'm on my Pixel XL (the original one) which is similar to the 3a in terms of performance and it runs fine with Android P.
[Google Pixel 3a Questions & Answers] Zander_Sig:
How are graphic intense games / Real world reviews?

Hi all, I have the old Nexus 5 and I am in need of a new phone. My power button has went out on my Nexus 5... Ughhh....

I was thinking about getting the Pixel 3 XL but it is way to expensive (still)... $1000 bucks for a phone? No way!

I am looking for some real world reviews. Is anyone using their Pixel 3a in the USA and is using Cricket for the phone carrier?

Anyhow, I like to run custom ROM and I always Root my phones. I see that there are methods to do the Rooting but how difficult is it? I am a noob when it comes to line commands. I like it to be simple to root and on the Nexus 5 someone made a Windows program that rooted it. I have also used FWUL to work on my phones and using FWUL is great! You don't have to worry about drivers or anything like that.

How are games on the Pixel 3a? I am hooked on playing the game "Skullgirls" and it works ok on my Nexus 5 but I do have some major slowdowns.

My Nexus 5 has 2GB of RAM and the CPU is running a 2.26GHz quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon but the new Pixel 3a is only running a Qualcomm® Snapdragon™ 670

2.0GHz + 1.7GHz, 64Bit Octa-Core and it only has 4 GB of RAM.... is that really a huge improvement over my Nexus 5?

Thanks all!
[Google Pixel 3a Questions & Answers] creeve4:
Coming from a OnePlus 5 I notice no performance decrease. I've had my 3a for about 2 weeks and it runs as good, if not better than the OnePlus 5. I was worried about RAM, but have not had any issues so far.
[Google Pixel 3a Questions & Answers] pbanj:
yes it will be a huge upgrade over your nexus 5. i upgraded from a nexus 5x and the upgrade was huge. double the ram, a better and newer soc, the gpu of the soc is great, and it is way more power efficient than older socs. numbers are not everything.
[Google Pixel 3a Questions & Answers] xxBrun0xx:
I came from a OnePlus 6 (similar price to the 3A on the used market). Performance is noticeably worse, you get way more app reloads and loading apps takes an extra half a second. Battery life is about the same. Camera, speakers, vibration motor, screen quality (especially when very dim), and ergonomics are all much better on the 3A. And let's be honest, how much time do you spend switching between apps vs within an app? I sold my OnePlus 6 and am pretty happy with my 3A. Really enjoying a 1-handed phone with good battery life that isn't an expensive that you need to be precious with it. No case, no screen protector, if it breaks, I'll just replace it, no big deal.
[Google Pixel 3a Questions & Answers] Zander_Sig:
Thanks all for the info. Would anyone be willing to download the "Skullgrils" game from the play store and give it a try on the Pixel 3a? It is a totally free game. No pop up or ads.

If you want to do this let me know and I will give you some ideas on how to stress out the Pixel 3a and see how it preforms. :)