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[Android Apps and Games] TiTiB:
Great app, more like what F-droid *should* be.

Couple of things tho:

>>When sorting by 'Date' it's from oldest to newest—lots of scrolling to see newest entries in categories.

>>Some app showing 'Incompatible App' even though they are not. Able to d/l and install from F-droid, but blocked from doing so in Aurora Droid.

Love this thing, keep up the good work. And, Thanks!
[Android Apps and Games] WhyOrean:
#Update : New build is up

Changelog : 1.0.2

* Added download manager

* Added blacklist & favourite list

* Added root install method

* Improved search results

* Bug fixes & improvements

Notes:

* You may require to do a clean install, as the database schema has changed

* Download manager may show garbage data due to old installations, clear the list from menu to remove old data

Get latest build here
[Android Apps and Games] TiTiB:
Cool! The 'Incompatible App' issue is fixed for me, but still >>When sorting by 'Date' it's from oldest to newest. Not really a big deal, though.

Thanks again
[Android Apps and Games] WhyOrean:
Fixed ! Wait for next release :p
[Android Apps and Games] TheBigL:
Search function is still not up to par with official client.

Dunno what the reason this time. Attaching pics with the search term of "manga".

Thanks again for the app, it's a very cool one :cool:
[Android Apps and Games] Deleted member 9562014:
Refreshing applications lists oesn't seems to update the repo applications.

So, in order for a application update to appear in the update section, you need to manually resync the repos. Well, It's he case atleast for me, would maybe be better to replace what the refresh action to directly resync the repos if it doen't already do that.

Issues aside, Aurora droid is as good as Aurora Store, very happy by both overall applications, and really appreciate its design (which has support for AMOLED screen which is a plus for me)
[Moto G6 Questions & Answers] ccook18:
Has Pie come to the US officially yet? I feel like I have been waiting forever for it.

I am currently on OPSS27.104-92-4 and the January security patch.

I purchased my phone unlocked from BestBuy and using it on Xfinity Mobile, does any of this effect my update schedule?

Has anyone got the Pie update or any other security updates for their RET US g6?
[Moto G6 Questions & Answers] pdloud:
You can find it here: https://mirrors.lolinet.com/firmware/moto/ali/official/RETUS/
[Moto G6 Questions & Answers] mkollersms:
Attempted this and it failed. Through ADB, it says "Signature Verification Failed" and through the "Motorola Update Services check storage permissions" way, it doesn't recognize the file. Any pointers?
[Moto G6 Questions & Answers] Ragarianok:
You have to flash it with either Fastboot or RSDLite.
[Moto G6 Questions & Answers] mkollersms:
That explains it. Thanks for the info. Not ready to unlock the bootloader on my handset yet, but if Motorola/Lenovo doesn't come up with the update by June 15th...
[Moto G6 Questions & Answers] Ragarianok:
You shouldn't need to unlock anything.
[Moto G6 Questions & Answers] mkollersms:
What's the fastboot command to apply the update? I'm looking through the guides but I can't find it offhand, and the guides for other devices insist it has to be. If you can help expedite this, I would be super grateful.
[Moto G6 Questions & Answers] madbat99:
Unzip it and look at the flashfile.xml and servicefile.xml for the commands. You can use RSDlite to flash it or the XML to batch program to make a .bat file to flash it.
[Moto G6 Questions & Answers] jfalls63:
Downloaded the file from the link in post #2 this morning and used RSD Lite and the service file. Quick, easy and painless. Didn't even erase data. Not my daily driver but nice to not have to go through the setup process after the flash.

Bootloader still locked.
[Moto G6 Questions & Answers] mastertech2:
SuperNoob help please

PLEASE don't thrash me... can someone please explain the above steps in plain English so that I can get this update installed? I'm not an idiot, just need a quick set of instructions to make the above work.

(And you'll thank me for focussing on being a physician and not a phone nerd when you come see me at my office :angel: )
[Moto G6 Questions & Answers] jfalls63:
You can get RSD Lite and Motorola USB drivers for Windows PC here.

https://xdaforums.com/general/rooti...e-firmware-t3042687/post59348530#post59348530

RSD Lite is a flash tool Motorola devices.

Basically, I downloaded the last firmware file listed in the link and unzipped the file. Opened RSD Lite on my PC and connected the phone setting USB connection to File Transfer mode. In RSD Lite, at the top is a block for File name. Click on the horizontal 3 dot menu next to it and navigate to the the unzipped firmware file. I selected the service file then select start. Phone rebooted into fastboot mode and RSD Lite flashed the firmware.

Phone rebooted when complete. I had already enabled USB debugging in Developer Options.
[Moto G6 Questions & Answers] mastertech2:
<:cyclops:*JOY*:cyclops:> Thank you!! I'll snag a PC and try it.
[Moto G6 Questions & Answers] cpvm:
Just one question, does it pass safenet?
[Moto G6 Questions & Answers] jfalls63:
Yes. Your bootloader does not have to be unlocked. Everything is still official.
[Moto G6 Questions & Answers] mastertech2:
This took about 15-20 minutes and worked perfectly. Thank You!
[Moto G6 Questions & Answers] Android-Jack:
I rooted my phone last year and have not updated the firmware. Does it matter what version of firmware I am on to install the latest, the last, zip file listed from here using RSD Lite:

https://mirrors.lolinet.com/firmware/moto/ali/official/RETUS/

If I do nothing after installing the last firmware listed above with RSD LIte, can the phone then accept OTA updates in the future if I do not root again? Or do I have to use RSD LIte again to install updates?

Are these instructions good? Their link to firmware is broken so unsure.

https://www.androidinfotech.com/motorola-g6-pie/

I appreciate the guidance. Have read many pages on several threads and it seems RSD Lite is the way to go. Just uncertain of a few details....
[Moto G6 Questions & Answers] jfalls63:
It's a complete firmware flash, not a partial update so it shouldn't matter what firmware version you are currently on. May want to get a second opinion though.

Should put you back to stock with your bootloader still unlocked. OTA's shouldn't be a problem if Motorola ever decides to release anymore.
[Moto G6 Questions & Answers] Android-Jack:
RSD Lite does not see phone. Reinstalled Moto device drivers. Mini ADB Fastboot sees phone and can issue commands. Phone in Bootloader shows "USB connected". Rebooted phone, computers, reset usb cable, tried different computer USB port....

Tried the above instructions:

"RSD Lite is a flash tool Motorola devices.

Basically, I downloaded the last firmware file listed in the link and unzipped the file. Opened RSD Lite on my PC and connected the phone setting USB connection to File Transfer mode. In RSD Lite, at the top is a block for File name. Click on the horizontal 3 dot menu next to it and navigate to the the unzipped firmware file. I selected the service file then select start. Phone rebooted into fastboot mode and RSD Lite flashed the firmware.

Phone rebooted when complete. I had already enabled USB debugging in Developer Options. "

And these instructions that say to put phone in Fastboot Mode ( RSD Lite Method). The phone does diplay "USB Connected " in Fastboot Mode:

https://www.androidinfotech.com/motorola-g6-pie/
[Moto G6 Questions & Answers] mjwise:
RSD Lite can detect my G6 while the phone is just on the lock screen, connected via USB and not even in file transfer mode using RSD Lite 6.2.4 and Windows 7 x64. RSD Lite will automatically detect the phone and list it in the program. The phone should NOT be in USB debugging mode - RSD Lite cannot detect my phone in USB debugging mode. Also, you have to be using a USB cable that is capable of file transfer. Not all USB-C cables are capable of file transfer. I DO have "Enable OEM unlocking" enabled in developer options but I have not unlocked my bootloader and it's not necessary to do that if you're flashing a signed ROM from Motorola.

In RSD Lite, you pick the "flashfile" or "servicefile" xml file in the file picker from the unzipped ROM and click start. Note that "Flashfile.xml" by default will erase the userdata and cache partitions - basically resetting your device. You can modify the flashfile.xml file to remove the erase steps if you want, but I wouldn't try to flash oreo -> pie without erasing those partitions personally.

The official Pie RETUS release is the file dated 7-16-19 on the lolinet mirror. I was able to update from a prerelease Pie ROM (the 5-19 one on lolinet) without erasing my userdata and cache partitions and it upgraded fine.

ETA: Those instructions at AndroidInfoTech are convoluted or just wrong. RSD Lite works fine without being in fastboot or having USB debugging enabled. It handles rebooting the phone and going into fastboot automatically.
[Moto G6 Questions & Answers] Android-Jack:
Turned off USB Debugging, not in file transfer mode rebooted phone and left it in locked screen. RSD still does not see it. The cable is the original and has transferred many files and was used to root the phone. And Fastboot sees phone and allows me to make commands.

RSD Lite 6.2.4

Moto Drivers for 64 bit Win 10. BUT, when in Device Manager/Android Devices/Motorola ADB Interface it says "Driver Date: 7/7/2013" Dont know if this is good or correct date since ADB Fastboot works. I reinstalled Moto device drivers twice and same date appears.

The computer definitely sees the phone. Everytime the usb cable is connected/disconnected it asks what to do next...
[Moto G6 Questions & Answers] mjwise:
Strange. I wonder if it's a Windows 10 issue. FWIW, under Device Manager my moto g6 is listed as a portable device with a driver date of 6/21/2006 (!). I had installed the drivers from the motorola web site, as well as the motorola device manager. RSD Lite 6.2.4 lists my phone the moment it's plugged into USB, just sitting on the lock screen in charge mode.
[Moto G6 Questions & Answers] Android-Jack:
Tried many things, reinstalling drivers, RSD, removing PDAnet that also has a USB driver, with and without Debug, with and without transfer files on phone...

The Windows Moto G6 Portable Device Drivers are also 6/21/2006.

Ughhh... too much time on this today. I may have to consider doing it manually in FastBoot mode and entering each command... :(
[Moto G6 Questions & Answers] kc6wke:
Make it easy on your self, unzip the attachment and extract the firmware to the folder.

Click the file to your preference (wipe, no wipe) , it will create a batch file. Boot to bootloader and run it
[Moto G6 Questions & Answers] Android-Jack:
Awesome!!

The current build is rooted, unlocked bootloader, with Android 8.0.0 July 2018 from XDA forums custom ROM. Prefer to keep apps and did back them up but not certain reinstalling will work. It was mentioned earlier to wipe everything when going from Oreo to Pie? Should I do Flashfile.xml and wipe everything, Servicefile.xml or flash-Droid-windows file ?

- Install 1925-6_Ali unzipped files in correct folder

- Phone in Bootloader (confirm it says "Usb Connected")

- On computer run ADB Fast Boot (not sure of this is necessary?)

- Run batch file from Windows (not from ADB Fastboot)
[Moto G6 Questions & Answers] kc6wke:
I would wipe since going to Pie, just be in bootloader and double click the. Bat file
[Moto G6 Questions & Answers] Android-Jack:
Thank you! All is good. Not going to root and will leave bootloader unlocked - Can the phone now accept OTA?
[Moto G6 Questions & Answers] kc6wke:
Yes as long as its 100% stock, no system mods, twrp etc..
[Moto G6 Questions & Answers] Android-Jack:
Just tried to checked for system update to test and it says:

"System integrity is compromised........

Android 9

Current Version PPSS29.55-24-2

Security Patch Level: February 1, 2019

.... it is no longer eligible for software updates......"
[Moto G6 Questions & Answers] kc6wke:
What? Never heard of that. Maybe it's something new with Pie and having an unlocked bootloader?

Not sure, you should have flashed the latest 118-11 has later security.
[Moto G6 Questions & Answers] Ragarianok:
It's because your bootloader is unlocked.
[Moto G6 Questions & Answers] Ragarianok:
Something like this, right?
[Moto G6 Questions & Answers] Android-Jack:
Oh cr*p, youre right. I took the last one, bottom from the list, but the one directly above it is newer...

Can I install only the security update? Not sure where it is, will have to look.... Or just as easy to perform the batch file again with a total wipe?

---------- Post added at 10:03 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:01 PM ----------

Yes, that.

---------- Post added at 10:06 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:03 PM ----------

Just saw this on bottom of page 3 and other posts were on page 4.

So... lock bootloader, then try system update and it should install the latest security update?

Will need to research how lock bootloader.
[Moto G6 Questions & Answers] Ragarianok:
You should be able to flash newer firmware through fastboot.

You can also use RSD Lite; it gives you the option to either do a clean flash with flashfile.xml or a dirty flash with servicefile.xml. Clean flash is recommended though.

---------- Post added at 04:13 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:07 PM ----------

I'm sure there's probably an easier way, but this is what I used to relock my bootloader:

fastboot oem lock

fastboot oem lock

fastboot flash oem oem.img

fastboot flash system system.img_sparsechunk.0

fastboot flash system system.img_sparsechunk.1

fastboot flash system system.img_sparsechunk.2

fastboot flash system system.img_sparsechunk.3

fastboot flash system system.img_sparsechunk.4

fastboot flash system system.img_sparsechunk.5

fastboot flash system system.img_sparsechunk.6

fastboot flash system system.img_sparsechunk.7

fastboot flash system system.img_sparsechunk.8

fastboot flash system system.img_sparsechunk.9

fastboot flash vendor vendor.img_sparsechunk.0

fastboot flash vendor vendor.img_sparsechunk.1

fastboot flash boot boot.img

fastboot oem lock

fastboot getvar max-sparse-size

fastboot oem fb_mode_set

fastboot flash partition gpt.bin

fastboot flash bootloader bootloader.img

fastboot flash modem NON-HLOS.bin

fastboot flash fsg fsg.mbn

fastboot flash dsp adspso.bin

fastboot flash logo logo.bin

fastboot flash boot boot.img

fastboot flash recovery recovery.img

fastboot flash system system.img_sparsechunk.0

fastboot flash system system.img_sparsechunk.1

fastboot flash system system.img_sparsechunk.2

fastboot flash system system.img_sparsechunk.3

fastboot flash system system.img_sparsechunk.4

fastboot flash system system.img_sparsechunk.5

fastboot flash system system.img_sparsechunk.6

fastboot flash system system.img_sparsechunk.7

fastboot flash system system.img_sparsechunk.8

fastboot flash system system.img_sparsechunk.9

fastboot flash vendor vendor.img_sparsechunk.0

fastboot flash vendor vendor.img_sparsechunk.1

fastboot flash oem oem.img

fastboot erase modemst1

fastboot erase modemst2

fastboot erase cache

fastboot erase userdata

fastboot erase DDR

fastboot flash fsg fsg.mbn

fastboot oem fb_mode_clear
[Moto G6 Questions & Answers] Android-Jack:
Are "all" those commands "only"" to lock bootloader?

Just did a clean wipe and upgraded from 8.0 to 9.0. Android Doctor says to do these AFTER installing a stock firmware. Im thinking to lock bootloader, then hopefully I can do a system update. Not having to wipe everything again.

STEP 2

Reboot again into your bootloader USING THE VOLUME AND POWER BUTTON COMBINATION SHOWN IN THE VIDEO

Now paste the Below following commands into the BLACK WINDOW

mfastboot oem lock

mfastboot oem lock

mfastboot flash oem oem.img

mfastboot flash system system.img_sparsechunk.0

mfastboot flash system system.img_sparsechunk.1

mfastboot flash system system.img_sparsechunk.2

mfastboot flash system system.img_sparsechunk.3

mfastboot flash system system.img_sparsechunk.4

mfastboot flash boot boot.img

mfastboot oem lock

Then reboot and viola your bootloader should be locked

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QanhSn-YfdU

.

Update: Installed the latest Pie security patch using the batch file and servicefile.bat. No data loss and phone works great. Still unlocked but if no more OTA messages mission accomplished. The batch file is eeeeasy and will use again when the next patch is available.
[Nexus 6  General] Faiiizu:
hey i broke my phone and finally got back my old nexus 6 back working for time being so

is there any nexus rom which supports volte [jio , india]

help would be appreciated
[General Questions and Answers] AI_Alchemist:
Looking for Device to device remote control app using WiFi direct or without router.

Works Like signal messenger but control nearby Android device with WiFi direct and without WiFi router
[Samsung Galaxy A3, A5, A7 (2017) Questions & Answe] maxdamage:
Does anyone know where I can get a gingerbread(android 2.3) keyboard like this one?

I installed it recently on my A3 2017(android 6.0) but it keeps crashing even if it isn't set as the default keyboard.Is there another keyboard like that one that is compatible for the A3 onwards that is not a theme which requires another main app to be installed first like Go Keyboard?

Thanks.
[Huawei P20 Pro Questions & Answers] zarlydoug:
Hi everyone, I'm hoping someone will be able to help me with a recent problem I'm having. I believe an update happened and my theme app was changed, and now when I go into themes I no longer see the "me" section for my downloaded themes, all I have is the preset themes. It's anyone else experiencing this?
[Huawei P20 Pro Questions & Answers] zarlydoug:
Update - I was able to find an older APK that works still, so it must be a glitch with the latest version. Version 9.0.6.306 works, version 10.0.5.305 doesn't seem to work.
[OnePlus 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] ramheer:
Watch the video here: [youtube]vqVLkBq2UIQ[/youtube]

I was lucky enough to attend the OnePlus 7 series launch and got to try out The OnePlus 7 and answer the question who is it for? Well lets take a look at the specs first starting with the screen, a 6.41 inch Optic Amoled sounds fantastic especially at a starting point of only £499 but it pales in comparison to the 90hz QHD behemoth of the 7 Pro, plus there’s a tear drop notch which slightly obscures the viewing experience. Very similar to the OnePlus 6T in fact, however it does have a newer snapdragon 855 chipset with up to 256gb of built in storage and 8gb of RAM meaning the Oneplus 7 is no slouch and will perform like a beast especially with Oxygen OS.

Another major change from the OnePlus 6T is finally finally dual speakers, an omission that OnePlus fans have been craving for a very long time and now OnePlus has made good but in all honesty do these changes really justify upgrading from your OnePlus 6T and I would have to say no. Hear me out for a minute, yes the OnePlus 7 is using LPDDR4X RAM and UFS 3.0 2-Lane storage, the same 3700mah battery, a very similar screen with an in display fingerprint sensor and dual rear cameras one being a 48mp Sony IMX 586 with an aperture of f1.7 and the secondary camera is a 5mp autofocus f 2.4 sensor, as opposed to the 6T’s 16 and 20mp cameras. But at least the 48mp front camera is an improvement over the 16mp front shooter of the 6T.

The build is first rate and feels premium with the glass back and aluminium frame sandwiched between the screen and back panel, the dimensions and weight are almost identical to the 6T, It will come in the mirror Gray which you can see in this video but also a red version specifically aimed at the Chinese and Indian market which gives a substantial hint at who the OnePlus 7 is aimed towards.

To be honest the OnePlus 7 feels super smooth and lightening fast, but then every device from OnePlus does, running android 9 out the box adds to the experience and should help gain some extra battery savings.

So the question is who is the OnePlus 7 aimed at? Ok well if you live in North America clearly not you as it is not being released there, It is however being released in the UK sometime in June. Which is an interesting choice not to launch it alongside the pro variant but my guess would be this decision is to start pushing the pro which lets be honest can no longer be called a flagship killer as it is a flagship. If you have a 6T then this is not really a viable upgrade for you as I feel the OnePlus 7 is really a OnePlus 6TS, If you are coming from an older OnePlus device or are on a tight budget then I conclude this is probably aimed at you. Great device overall but not ground breaking, what do you think?
[OnePlus 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] Superguy:
OP appears to be pricing this around $400-$450 in China sui it really makes me wonder what their strategy. Also makes it more irritating that they're forcing the 6T on us here and charging us more for olderb tech.

Leaves a real sour taste in the mouth for OP.
[OnePlus 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] crótach:
I'm looking forward to some real reviews of OP7. Coming from OP3T I find the device interesting, but there is a lot of competition at this price point and a lot of more expensive phones have become cheaper since their launch.

I find the 7 Pro too big, I hate the curved screen and the price is too high, but that's debatable.

My shortlist so far are Zenfone 6, Samsung S10e and Xiaomi Mi 9.

Even Huawei p30 pro has come down in price from 1000 euros to 650 euros, making it only 100 euro more expensive than OP7. :)
[OnePlus 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] fr0d0#2:
The 7 is the same upgrade as usual. The 7 Pro is another phone made for a different customer.

As always the 6 month upgrade is not worth it. For 6T owners the 7T will be their next worthwhile upgrade.
[OnePlus 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] DavidAdamLeo:
Design wise the Oneplus 7 is same as the 6T. But it has a powerful chip and better fingerprint performance.
[OnePlus 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] stokholm:
And stereo speakers.
[OnePlus 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] &roid:
I import the OP7 to the US and I love it. To me, it's a vast improvement over the 6T, even the screen seems slightly better, and I'm not sure if that was really touched on. Love the stereo speakers, fast FP reader, speed and even the camera over the 6T. Transferring multiple and large files to the computer is also much quicker.
[OnePlus 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] redeyss:
Congrats! I just ordered an international model OP7 from eBay. Did you have to flash OOS from hydrogen? Any gotchas I should look out for? Thx!
[OnePlus 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] &roid:
No issues. Super easy, just download the official update for OOS and flash from the official updater in Hydrogen OS using the local upgrade option. The zip just has to be in the root directory. After flashing, and rebooting, I did a full wipe to clear any residuals, and began to use like normal. The easiest update to official international software ever.
[OnePlus 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] redeyss:
Awesome thanks, sold my 6t before the release and then couldn't believe OP declined to offer the base model in the states! I hate curved screens with a passion!!
[OnePlus 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] &roid:
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Totally agree with you. I've been really happy with the 7. It's fast and I just love the stereo sound over the 6t. Most 6t cases can be made to fit too. Just had to do a little trimming around the alert slider with some or around the camera LED on others with a xacto razor. I used the official 6T tempered glass on mine too because I could order here from OnePlus directly. That was a direct fit needing no modifications.
[OnePlus 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] redeyss:
Good to hear, I've got some cases and tgsp leftover from the 6t. I've been excited about stereo speakers (without the mod) and ufs 3.0 storage speeds. Can you comment on any difference in speed vs earlier OP phones? Funny question cuz they've always been the fastest and smoothest phones in the biz, I know!

Have you rooted with booting twrp or fully installing twrp?