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[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] vsanch24:
I am sure we may need to wait for Friday or what not, but does anyone know if T-Mobile will be selling a custom OP7Pro with a custom modem so you cannot grab updates directly from OP as they did with the OP6T? Just trying to figure out if I can get from T-Mobile and be good or have to go direct with OP.

Thanks in advance.

Ps. I did see the other thread on the modem channels, but didn't know if that was related to my question. As I just want to ensure the phone I get can be fully supported by OP and not just my carrier for future software updates.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] Paz9:
OnePlus told me there is only one variant of the OP7Pro globally. via chat and email
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] jcsww:
Like previous OnePlus devices that have been on T-Mobile. The firmware is the only difference outside of the second SIM holding being filled. Cutting it out or using a tray with dual-SIM's and the non-T-Mobile firmware will enable dual-SIM. The modem only differs by firmware. Band 71 is available to devices with the T-Mobile modem firmware installed. This firmware can be installed on the Global version as well. Once the devices fully launch, expect ROM's to start popping up with enabled dual-SIM for the T-Mobile version and Global versions with the T-Mobile modem firmware.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] vsanch24:
Okay thank you both for your comments. Glad they are not doing the hardware differences this time around. I just know from forums that the T-Mobile variant of the OP6T is slow to get updates when compared with the international version due to the custom modem. I am not too worried about the second sim, don't travel much. But unlocking the additional modem channel would be nice on the international version of OP7Pro. I think I have the details I need for my decision. I will do the international version from OnePlus direct to limit the delays on software updates. Then just watch for mods to upgrade the modem firmware to work better with T-Mobile.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] kurbstar:
Will we even need the T-mobile firmware for band 71? The review that GSMArena put out said that they were able to use band 71 fine with their review device. I would think that the devices that Oneplus sends out to journalists would be the unlocked version.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] jcsww:
More than likely, no. Swapping out the modem firmware for the slightly tuned version though, is something some on T-Mobile will want to do. Most journalists received the 12GB/256GB unlocked global version. T-Mobile likes to tune their radio firmware for devices sold by them. If you look at the Galaxy or Note lines from Samsung. The S9's and Note 9 support band 71 on the U1 non-carrier specific firmware, but also do on the TMB U T-Mobile specific firmware. The difference is, carrier aggregation in the modem firmware. Ultimately, it isn't a big difference, as a former S9 Plus and Note 9 owner that has tried multiple firmware on each.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] GuestK00177:
We tried swapping modem.imgs it doesn't work. Causes mismatch and won't boot. And once u convert a tmo OnePlus u get ota's. No one will want the tmo software cuz it usually is missing every cool extra.. and they push it with an Android 6 about phone menu..blah.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] criptix:
Has anyone been able to test if you can load Daydream now that the display is QHD?
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] criptix:
So I got mine today and it loads. Have to wait till I get home to see if it works fully.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] criptix:
Pics
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] thecobra:
I was able to sideload the app as well, but when I tried to place it in the headset, I got this pop-up:
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] criptix:
Dang. I didn't get to try it yet. Guess we have to root to get it to work.
[Xiaomi Mi 9 Accessories] ManuBBXX:
Hello all

Quick question : is my dash charge charger from my ex One plus 3 will do the job for my xiaomi mi9 ?

It is like this one : https://www.amazon.fr/Chargeur-tabl...rge+oneplus+3&qid=1558015037&s=gateway&sr=8-5

It was extremely fast for the one plus, I wonder if I could damage the battery using it on my MI9
[Xiaomi Mi 9 Accessories] orawnnd:
OnePlus Dash Charge : 20W

Xiaomi Mi 9 Boxed charger : 18W

Xiaomi Mi 9 supports QC 4+: 27W

So the charger you get in the box is slightly slower, but you can buy a QC4+ charger for ~25-50€ with 27W.

You could also buy a 20W Qi charger, but if have concerns about damaging your battery this should be your last option imo.

You can charge the Mi9 with the OP Dash Charger and it won't damage your phones. I'm not sure if it actually charges with 20W tho. I also switched from the Oneplus 3 to the Mi9 and when i plug in my dash charger it says "fast charging", but i wouldn't say it is faster then the boxed charger.
[Xiaomi Mi 9 Accessories] ManuBBXX:
Thanks

I just tested, and it charges slower with OP dash charge

I have bought the wireless 20w pad charge , and it charges 1% per 40 sec, the pad plugged with the stock xiaomi charger ( who is 18w )

I would like to try a 27W, have you got a link for a good one ?
[Xiaomi Mi 9 Accessories] rajanm1:
Have just tried my old OnePlus dash charger and it's the same as a standard normal non quick charge charger, not as fast as the included 18w charger
[Xiaomi Mi 9 Accessories] zachwzx:
Anyone tried the oneplus dash charger with the 20w wireless charging pad? Would it throttle the charging speed?
[Xiaomi Mi 9 Accessories] davfiala:
Anyone tried to put diesel into petrol car? Dash charger and QC is whole different charging concept. Dash charger will work like regular charger(max. 2A@5V) on every device except Dash equipped devices.
[Xiaomi Mi 9 Accessories] zachwzx:
I am not sure why you're being sarcastic.

If you haven't seen a dash charger, I suggest you go take a look. Even if it works like a regular charger (and I want it to be), its output is 5V/4A.

So my question is whether its output can power the xiaomi 20w wireless pad without throttle. I.e. Full charging capability of the wireless pad.
[Xiaomi Mi 9 Accessories] ted presley:
I believe it's not that simple, OnePlus Dash Charge supports 20W charging, BUT that's 5V 4A.

On the other hand, I believe Mi 9 accept max 2A current, so, if you use original OnePlus Dash Charge, it only charges Mi 9 at max 5V 2A = 10W, much slower than use a standard 18W QC 2.0.....
[Xiaomi Mi 9 Accessories] davfiala:
Actually I have 4 Dash Chargers. There are tons of articles, topics here on XDA explaining how Dash Charging works a why it's not working on QC devices at 4Amps. For example:

https://xdaforums.com/oneplus-3/accessories/dash-charge-protocol-analysis-t3431917

https://www.guidingtech.com/61180/dash-charging-quick-charge-differences/

Long story short, it delivers 4A only for Dash enabled devices, with Dash cable. To maitain compatiblity with USB standard it can work also as regular 5V/2A charger.

BTW Xiaomi Wirless Pad draw 27W to deliver 20W. Look at the specs, it requires 20V/1,35A input. And you are asking if 5V/4A are enough.
[Xiaomi Mi 9 Accessories] DMart9406:
I recomend you to install aida64 on playstore , go to battery and plug the phone to the chargers.

It will say how much energy is going into the phone.

Try it with both chargers
[MTCD Android Head Units General] tuga_z:
after a long time lost I finally got TWRP and magisk working on my device.

For those who need it for their devices I put here the boot.img and the twrp recovery.

It has only been tested on my device which is a rockchip px3 MTCE-XRC with android 7.1

The boot. img has the latest version of magisk canary build and so have to install the corresponding manager.

Of course the main credits go to those who created these apps.

My device is working fine but I can not guarantee that it will work on all MTCE or MTCD devices.

Test at your own risk. I do not take any responsibility if anything goes wrong.
[MTCD Android Head Units General] tuga_z:
I do not expect any thanks but it would be nice if anyone who tested gave some feedback so that other members can use it more confident
[MTCD Android Head Units General] marchnz:
Possibly lack of interest because users will be unable to upgrade Android and unable to update MCU in TWRP. This is a well known discussed limitation.
[MTCD Android Head Units General] tuga_z:
The great advantage of using TWRP is that we can easily backup the entire system to restore everything if something goes wrong when we need update the system and easily we install a stock recovery if we need to do some rom or mcu update. The image boot with magisk installed I just put it here because I've seen a lot of people complaining that they can not install magisk on rockchip devices.
[LineageOS Questions & Answers] akyhne:
Long story:

First timer with custom rom OSs.

I can't format my SD card as internal storage. It's 32 GB and formats this way as 64 GB. I'm not even sure it was formatted this way in original Galaxy S5 OS.

Tools, info etc.:

Galaxy S5

Lineage OS 16 (latest), Gapps full (latest), SuperSU (latest - doesn't work though).

Google Photos, Dropbox, Onedrive, Camera FV-5 & Cinema FV-5.

Phone is not rooted.

I seem to remember when installing LineageOS first time a few days ago, that everything worked properly, besides my SD card being the wrong size, when formatting it as external storage.

Goal:

To be able to shoot AND screenshots (latter if possible) and saved instantly on SD card.

To be able to view all photos with best photo viewer (Google Photos for now).

To be able to have *any* "sync aut. to cloud" app

see

and

perform automatic sync of photos

. E.g., when taking photos, they instantly are saved to cloud via Dropbox or preferable OneDrive.

To be able to use *any* camera app for the above. Preferable Camera FV-5 & Cinema FV-5.

------------------------------------------

So here we go!

First goal was to get the default camera app to work, by selecting external SD card as storage. Choosing this in the app, option is saved, but photos still end up on internal card. Screenshots the same.

Solution: Use Camera FV-5, as it allows any path.

Problem: No photo viewer app takes that folder into account, which means that I *can't* swipe through recent photos easily. Photos aren't backed up by cloud apps.

Second goal to get the default path moved in any way and recognized properly. Boy, did I spend a lot of time on this!

Solution: Finally this thread gave me a solution.

Problem: Same as the above - no viewer or cloud app gives a s**t about this new location.

I tried other solutions like auto move files apps, but doesn't work because folders are still not recognized by viewer apps.

Another issue is, that my SD card seems to "come and go", meaning that sometimes when I connect my phone to Windows 10 and enable USB for file transfer, the SD card doesn't show up in Explorer. However, the card is still present in "Files" app on the phone.

Some apps I've tried, sometimes see the SD card, sometimes they don't. FolderSync and other apps needs to get permissions to SD card every time I open these apps. They still work though and do their jobs.

Camera FV-5 seems to use the full path and not a linked folder, which is probably why this camera app always works.

There are no issues with my SD card, as I've tried to reinstall default OS and everything is working as usual there.

My S5 is incredible laggy with default OS, but runs exceptionally great with LineageOS, but it's a complete deal breaker, if I can't get something as simple as the above to work!

I hope this wasn't to long a thread :p
[Google Pixel 3a Questions & Answers] JayBTV:
Hey all!

I've never had an unlocked phone before and my new "unlocked" Pixel 3a is scheduled to arrive tomorrow from Best Buy. I've been on Verizon for years but since they lock bootloaders I'm going to switch from Verizon to TMobile when the phone comes by going to the TMobile store. I want to make sure the phone stays "unlocked" in a sense that I can root it and access the bootloader.

What's the best order of things to do once the phone arrives? Should I turn it on and do any setup over my home WiFi? If so is there anything I need to do to preserve the unlock potential of the bootloader so it's in no way possible to disable it once I bring it to the store and have it activated?

I currently have a Galaxy S7: Is there anything I need to do w/ that as far as taking out the SIM card and putting it in the Pixel? Or will TMobile be able to handle the transferring phone number procedure?

Hopefully there's nothing to worry about since I bought the unlocked model but I'm not 100% sure on how all this works.

Thanks so much for any advise on the order I should do things once the phone arrives!! I've been stuck w/ a slow/extrememly limited SoT Galaxy s7 for almost 2yrs now so I'm pretty excited. Plus switching to TMobile is something I've been wanting to do for a while. Verizon's lockdown mentality bothered me to no end.

-Jay
[Google Pixel 3a Questions & Answers] PhoenixPath:
Set it up on Wifi only insofar as you can "skip" the majority of the prompts to get into Settings>About phone>Build Number and tap it 7 times to unlock developer Options.

Then go into Settings>System>Developer options and enable OEM unlocking and USB Debugging.

Download the latest platform-tools from Google (https://developer.android.com/studio/releases/platform-tools) and extract them.

From the command line where the tools were extracted, type:

adb devices

and check the box that pops up on your phone to allow it.

From the command line where the tools were extracted, type:

adb reboot bootloader

and allow the device to boot into fastboot.

From the command line where the tools were extracted, type:

fastboot devices

to make sure a device ID shows up

From the command line where the tools were extracted, type:

fastboot flashing unlock

and follow the prompts on the phone to unlock the device.

It will erase/reset the device and it will be unlocked. You can now turn it off, put whatever SIM you want/need into it and set it up as you normally would.

Let me know via reply or PM if you have any questions.
[Google Pixel 3a Questions & Answers] pbanj:
It should be noted that T-Mobile locks bootloader's too. Also if you buy the unlocked one and unlock the bootloader it will stay unlocked, it should also stay unlockable if you don't do it right away. I use Verizon and have had no issue with the bootloader on either my 5x, or the pixel 3a. There was also no issue with being able to unlock my wife's g5s+ when she had it.

As for your s7, it isn't locked because of Verizon. Samsung locks all NA phones. You have to import the non Snapdragon versions if you want an unlocked bootloader.

Not trying to stop you from switching, just trying to point out that your anger is a bit misplaced.
[Google Pixel 3a Questions & Answers] JayBTV:
Very helpful! Thanks for replying guys!
[OnePlus 7 Questions & Answers] kushal_10:
Or is the same as OP6T?
[OnePlus 7 Questions & Answers] phab3k:
much better, it's using a linear motor this time I believe.
[OnePlus 7 Questions & Answers] kushal_10:
I mean in the OP7 model as well or is it just with the OP7 pro?
[OnePlus 7 Questions & Answers] Linuxkek:
On oneplus.com you find under Vibration "linear motor", on non Pro OP7
[OnePlus 7 Questions & Answers] Virgo_Guy:
"In OP7 it's now a linear motor and feels as good as the one on the OnePlus 7 Pro (even though they are different). It’s a drastic jump from buzzing and jarring motor from the 6T and previous OnePlus devices." Source:

https://www.firstpost.com/tech/revi...e-alternative-to-the-op7-pro-6727221.html/amp
[OnePlus 7 Questions & Answers] Phil_Libra:
Oneplus uses linear motor from... maybe oneplus5.

But I can't find any difference between this linear motor and a buzzing & jarring motor, when use a oneplus 5t or 6.
[OnePlus 7 Questions & Answers] nivisan:
So only the op7 pro has a new powerful motor ?
[OnePlus 7 Questions & Answers] Linuxkek:
No, both got it
[OnePlus 7 Questions & Answers] ejoya:
100% NO improvement from Oneplus 6. Same ****ty vibration motor
[OnePlus 7 Questions & Answers] Shivamnarang:
Motor of this device is weak, i upgraded this device from op3 in between i also used pixel 3. I purchased this device for performance and dual SIM, but founded that vibration is very week i miss my calls alot time, and this was never happened with me when i using pixel and op3.
[OnePlus 7 Questions & Answers] milanoso9865:
finally what ? is Improved or not

yes or no ?
[OnePlus 7 Questions & Answers] VonSohn:
No, it does not have the new haptic feedback the Pro has. I was also looking for that info, as having an LG V35 with it's superb haptics has spoiled me, and I wouldn't go back to phones with bad vibration motors. It's a shame, I really like the form factor of the OP7.
[OnePlus 7 Questions & Answers] SanilShah:
It has the same vibration motor as the 6T as confirmed in the FAQs section of the OnePlus Community Forums.
[OnePlus 7 Questions & Answers] Virgo_Guy:
But an "improved one" is what they said.

" Question: Does Oneplus 7 also have an improved vibration motor?

Answer:
[OnePlus 7 Questions & Answers] Virgo_Guy:
That's what only I was trying to tell you. It's still an "improved one" over the 6T with the same 6T's moror.;) Here is the FAQ/Answer:

https://forums.oneplus.com/threads/oneplus-7-series-user-manual-questions-answers.1035365/
[OnePlus 7 Questions & Answers] Linuxkek:
I try it and it's trash like on 6T
[OnePlus 7 Questions & Answers] milanoso9865:
finally because of vibration motor i buy a oneplus 7 pro :D:D:D:D:D

and its amazing like iphone 7/8/X
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] Kingmohdarif:
*Mod Edit*
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] jcsww:
It should be pretty much the same as it was for the last two devices. SIM unlock is needed to unlock the bootloader but it should be easy enough to unlock the bootloader with the standard fastboot command until a tool comes out that bypasses or breaks the SIM lock.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] musicman5844:
Op7 op7 pro bootloader unlock is the the same fastboot process and the new standard a/b process for custom rom flashing as op6 so no worries it's coming soon enough
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] Polishow:
It took a few seconds. (OEM Unlock tick, ADB reboot to fastboot, etc) View attachment 4759872
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] jaredtritsch:
Does this work for the T-mobile variant or international (website) versions only?
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] JedixJarf:
I assume you need the unlock.bin for tmo just like the 6t.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] Critical Detox:
Self promotion is not allowed here on XDA.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] ukie.int:
I just got this phone, and the standby drain is pretty ridiculous :/ It drains more overnight than my S6 which is 2 years older with lower capacity battery. :eek:

Was going to flash the last stable renovate ice. Would that fix the issue? Is there anything I can do about it now?

Trying to figure this thing out quickly. I still have a chance to return the phone, and I consider this a serious issue worthy of just saying no to the phone.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] ih8snow.lc:
Try a different kernel such as Nox, maybe updating to pie might be better as well, but this phone has always had some sort of drain issue. If you are willing to wait tho or if you don't mind trying, lineageos is a good option and that it is getting a big update soon I think
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] ukie.int:
Already have pie on it.

And I can't even flash anything because I don't have the OEM option in developer. I think I have to wait 7 days for that.

The price is pretty good that I got, like 195 with shipping and taxes. If I can do something about the drain in the next day or 2 without root, maybe I'll keep it, otherwise I think I will ship it back on Sat. Thought I will root it once I am able...

I kinda like this phone, except for 3 things. Battery drain, location of the fingerprint sensor, and the Adaptive Brightness. Auto brightness works way better on 7.0 and previous. Even on my S6, when I tried updating it to 8 or 9, the new adaptive brightness sucked, it kept bumping up the brightness continuously.

Maybe the s9 would be better? Does anyone know if there are issues with drain there?

Sorry, a bit of a ramble here XD
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] ih8snow.lc:
Depends on what you want, in my opinion Samsung doesn't really have the best optimised software especially in stock, but it also depends on what apps you have installed, maybe try disabling backups and manually doing it and try the battery saving in device manager but if you want something more like stock android, you need to either root or look at another phone.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] ukie.int:
Whoaaa I fixed it! In my case, the issue turned out pretty simple. In googleing some said it could be caused by poor 4g reception. So I figured I'd give it a try.

The sim installed wasn't activated through carrier, but the phone still had full bars and 4g. I took the sim out, and inserted my active sim. The phone settings didn't have an option to change between 2g/3g/etc. So I installed "4g LTE/3g network secret setting" to do it (cool app).

And immediately the battery use graph changed, the line is at a different angle. With wifi on at night, in 7 hours it went down 3%, unlike 2-3/hr. :cool:

Just wanted to post the story in case it may help someone. I think I'll be keeping the phone now haha. I still intend to root it and probably get Renovate Ice. I just want something really stable. My experience with flashing s6 wasn't great, the GPS barely worked, drain was worse than the one above, and there were other issues, so I went back to stock on it. I heard RIce was most stable so I want to try that one, don't think I even care that it won't be updated anymore.

Any suggestions on roms would be great. I can't do it now anyway because of the security issue, it takes like 7 days for OEM unlock to show up.

And is there a way to switch from Adaptive Brightness to Auto Brightness? I can't be the only unhappy with it.
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Questions & Answers] alessandroarzilli:
On my Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite 4/64 Android One 9, I can't find the way to not see the contents of WhatsApp notifications with locked screen.

I would like the screen to turn on by showing only how many WhatsApp notifications are to be read, not that they show them in full screen and content.

Is this option missing only to me or even to you? In older Android versions, in the lock screen settings, there was the possibility to also choose "Show notifications, hide contents".

Thank you,
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Questions & Answers] dedebekri:
Settings > security & location > lock screen preferences > show/hide notification content on lock screen

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[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Questions & Answers] alessandroarzilli:
Hello, thanks for answering me so quickly.

Unfortunately, there's no setting to choose other than

"show all notification content"

Or

"Don't show notifications at all".

There used to be a third choice (at least on other smartphones), that was "show notifications, hide content", but it's missing and I cannot understand why.

My MI A2 Lite Is brand new and has AndroidOne. Sorry for the Italian screenshot.

What can I do?
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Questions & Answers] marstonpear:
Try putting a password or PIN
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Questions & Answers] alessandroarzilli:
Oh. It worked, with a sequence for example, the third option appeared. Is it possible to unlock the screen by just swiping it, but maintaining the notifications content hidden?
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Questions & Answers] dedebekri:
No

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[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Questions & Answers] alessandroarzilli:
Why not?!
[Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Questions & Answers] alessandroarzilli:
anyone?