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[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] psp888:
Hi, just updated my google phones and now noticed when looking at photos it applies a strange yellow dull tint when the picture is loaded. swipe to the next picture and you will notice after a split second the picture dulls, most noticeable on white background pictures. if you drag up to get the picture information it reverts to how the picture should look, nice and vibrant. Is anyone else experiencing this? rather annoying.

Thanks
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] Noexcusses:
Same here no solution yet
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] dadoc04:
Noticed it too....super annoying
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] whisky_:
Just got delivery of my OP7 Pro this morning and I'm experiencing the same. Any suggested solutions?
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] taanh1412:
Same here, looks like a Photos app issue
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] jayhov15:
I'm having the same problem on my OnePlus 7 pro. I noticed it after the latest update of Google photos
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] whisky_:
Update to my response: I noted that if you have night mode on, and you open a photo, Photos will change the color mode to normal again and your screen will look white. I have to turn off and then on the night mode to get the tint again. Looks like Photos is playing with the display color briefly.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] ScoreVine xXx:
Yeah, I'm having the same issue with my OnePlus 7...
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] gohan040:
This explains it: https://www.androidpolice.com/2019/...r-support-breaks-night-mode-on-oneplus-7-pro/
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] cd993:
Glad I'm on the only one! Very annoying
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] deksawyer:
My Oppo Reno 10x is giving me similar issues. When swiping from one photo to the next in Google Photos the colour cast changes after a split second and if you press the screen and do the slightest swipe in either direction without actually swiping to the next/previous photo, the colour cast changes as well. Doesn't do it in the native Oppo gallery so I assume it's a Photos issue.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] netgar:
Ones you download the picture to your phone is fine, so again it is Google photos problem.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] shank19:
Facing the same issue. ?
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] Coderedpl:
So I'm not the only one that noticed.

Facing the same "issue"
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] galaxys:
Have noticed it some as well...
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] eduardmc:
Now here is a HUGE BUG with this. Open a google photo and leave it open with the weird tint. Lock ur phone. Now try to unlock using fingerprint. Guess what u cant... Seems the tint affect the fingerprint ready. U have to use ur pin.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] boub1:
You are right, can't unlock the phone when showing a photo with google photo. What a weird bug :D

Gesendet von meinem GM1913 mit Tapatalk
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] franzfifty:
oppo reno 10x

Yes, seeing the same issue on the Oppo Reno 10x - i believe since Oppo is manufacturing the One Plus phones, they have the same issue...So if Google Photos is not the problem, i'm most probably sure, it will take a very long time until Oppo/OnePlus acknowledge and fix this problem...
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] tjcoffield:
Same... Been dealing with it for awhile now. Hopefully a fix comes soon.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] TaranQ:
Same over here on Oppo Reno 10x

Very annoying

But in the meantime I solved it by installing an older Google photos version from apkmirror. (Don't forget to disable auto updating in the Play Store!)

I don't think I will miss out on something although the app bothers me with saying so ?.

Version is 4.10.0.2346283390 and it works just perfect without any strange color adjustments a second after opening a picture. Finally I can watch my pictures like they should be.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] deksawyer:
With regards to the issue on the Oppo Reno, firmware update cph1919ex_11_a.13 seems to have solved the issue. We shall see...
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] Patoilo:
Hi guys,

I have been testing many different ROMs and kernels so far and still haven't found a kernel which really permits underclocking below 1113 Mhz (for big cores) and 633 Mhz (for little cores).

Do you know any kernel which allows setting cores for a minimum of 300 Mhz for instance?

Many thanks. :)
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] Mkfermam:
Maybe Agni kernel do this.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] JosephusQuint:
IceCold Kernel up until (including) R3.5 has this feature. The feature was then removed without reason by the developer, but you can still download R3.5.

I'm using (and underclocking) it with Havoc OS 2.5 and it works great.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] Patoilo:
Thanks a lot for the tip. I will flash it to test.

Any experience of those builds till 3.5 working with MIUI-based ROMs?
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] JosephusQuint:
I have never used it for MIUI-based-ROMs, so I can't speak on that.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] Patoilo:
I will see how it goes and will post the results here.

But I am also interested in testing the Havoc ROM. I actually did it before but got poor battery results. Do you have an idea of your screen-on-time with the combo Havoc + IceCold 3.5?
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] JosephusQuint:
I will make a screenshot tomorrow evening of the battery life, and put it in the thread. (It's bedtime here)
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] Patoilo:
Thank you :) in the meanwhile, I clean flashed IceCold 3.5 Pie and minimum big cpu still stays at 1113 MHz

No option to set 300 MHz
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] raptorddd:
are you sure he removed it without given a reason.?? it was removed caused those frequencies was useless.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] JosephusQuint:
He removed it, because he thought them useless. What is useful and what isn't, is of course subjective, and I for one disagree with his view. He decided it wasn't worth keeping in; however, the feature was working and not "useless" in the sense that it was incomplete.

Regardless, this is not a discussion for this thread; you may ask him directly in his.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] xezrunner:
The underclocking frequencies were removed due to the Pie firmware disabling the ability to underclock below 1113MHz.

IceCold R3.5 + Oreo FW should still work.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] jokerpappu:
bcoz its not useful at all. its all inefficient frequency and he is right. we all tested that alot and found it to be as good as previous undercocked 300mhz freq. just test and see instead of saying this.

people dont even try and complain
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] JosephusQuint:
There you go. It took a bit longer because I normally have 2 SIM-Cards active (but that uses up more battery). So the pictures are from only 1 SIM card active and mobile data always on.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] JosephusQuint:
You know what people also do? Assuming without evidence what other people did/thought, instead of asking them.

I did test and compare, and I do have a measurably better battery life than with later versions of the Kernel. I also didn't complain, I stated how it is.

Grow a thicker skin; people like you are not helpful. Not worshipping every move of a developer doesn't mean not being grateful.

I maintain that underclocking is an important feature to have, others may disagree. Some people want NFC and Wireless Charging, I could not care less.

It boggles my mind, that on XDA of all places you regularly find people that tell you what you do or don't need.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] jokerpappu:
latest test builds have better bb than older underclocked builds.

if u have had enougj acting like a idiot better use it and see the magic instead of bullshiting here. come 8n tg group and see thick head
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] KA Kueh:
Dear all,

With a small 900mAh battery, What is the real world usage time? I mean making up to 2 hours of calls per day does it last at least 12hours before the need to recharge battery and this is assuming that 3G is on all the time. Thanks.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] franck2218:
French network technical support say 60 hours with GPS on !!!!

I think it's joke.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] moonlanding:
Well, I've been watching the battery life on mine for a couple of days now in a reasonably scientific way and here are the early rather speculative results:

With just GPRS and nothing else on and very light use the battery drops from 100% to 80% very fast - less than an hour of light use.

Leaving it running on these settings will run it down to about 20% by the end of the working day - the drain seems to ease off aftert he first sharp drop

Powering up wifi and music for short time doesn't seem to make much difference.

Turning 3G on also doesn't seem to make the difference you would expect either.

So basically I would feel the need to take a charger with me if I left the house for the day, which will probably mean that I have to send the thing back. I've seen the coolsmartphone video review and mine isn't performing anything like that one - I would say I am loosing charge at about twice the rate.

Now the only issues that could be at work here is that I live in a lousy reception area. But could this really make such a difference?

What I would find really useful is a list of other tweaks you can make to cut power use so I can try them out. But at the end of the day it's looking like too many compromises would be needed to make this thing practical for me.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] someone1234:
Reception would make a reasonable difference if normal network messages are being sent/received (general scans of BCCH channels, authentication with the network) - i.e. the radio isnt being used for data/voice, and only to keep registered to the network. But during those times the rest of the phone would also be in low power mode, so i would say an absolute max of 5 to 10%.

It would make a significant difference if you are transmiting data/making calls in a low reception area. I would say easily upto 20%.

It sounds to me like if you plan to use the phone much at all during the day you need a second battery. Then that turns into the hassle of how to charge the second battery every night, and i bet the desktop stand can't charge a second battery :(
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] moonlanding:
My conclusions exactly. Impractical to say the least.

The puzzle then is why my last phone, a Nokia E51 with a 1050 mAh battery, under the same conditions, managed to last 2-3 days?

Is WM6 really that much of a power grabber compared to S60?
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] someone1234:
Short answer - yes.

There's all these power saving features in new app processors like being able to leave the screen on while powering down the main CPU. You can use an interupt from the radio to wake up the processor etc.

Windows doesnt support half of these features, thats why find windows phones save all their power by turning the screen off. Other phones with screens just as big are alot less regimental about turning the screen off at any opertunity.

I was involved in a project once to design a smartphone and it was a really surprising how much difference there was between the windows version they suplied and an ARM version of linux.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] John_A:
I have HTC Touch Crouse and i have problems with battery (GPRS always on and Bluetooth) ... now with Diamond i have VERY BIG Problem. Battery Keeps less than one day ...
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] moonlanding:
The experiment continues.

Disabling "GPRS auto attach" in Advanced Configuration Tool has made a big difference - still 90% after 6 hours now.

Now this is a surprise to me because I thought that you did this when you set the network seek to GSM only and not hunt for 3G. Or maybe I'm getting my GPRSs and GSMs mixed up...

Next step - leave this setting in place and turn push back on. Watch this space.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] someone1234:
GSM digitises your voice and slots it into a time divided channel on a frequency, and marks it as voice. On the network side, it converts this back to voice and sends it on the PSTN network (for a landline call).

GPRS takes data you want to send and inserts it directly in the same time divided channel and marks it as data. On the network side the network transfers this onto the internet (or other network) through the GGSN (its essentially a router).

So GSM and GPRS use the same technology. Setting the phone to GSM only, just stops it connecting to 3g networks.

Anyway, when you turn your phone on, the tower tells it its capabilities eg GPRS. This give you a GPRS available icon. When you actually want to send data, you need to 'attach'. This is like logging into the network.

To do that you need to open a data channel and send your login details.

Normal phones will do that i.e. attach, and then go idle. The network will only log them off if they move to a new cell and do not reauthenticate.

Anyway, if you are not attached:

- When you send data, the phone will need to attach first (milliseconds delay) - unoticable.

- You will NOT have an IP address so incoming data can not reach you.

If you use pop3 with regular pull of email, it'll make less difference the more frequently you pull your email - because every time you do, the phone will attach.

If you use PUSH email, it'll make no difference because you have to remain attached (have an ip address) for push to work.

I'm sure most people didn't care to know all that but i'm sure some did!
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] moonlanding:
Wow. Thanks. Impressive.

Let me try to summarise. With auto attach off the phone isn't trying to attach to the 3G network all the time which saves power. But it is also disconnected from GPRS and data networks. However this won't affect push email because it will attach when it needs to, ie when the network tells it that there is mail or I send something out. Is this right?

What about internet? Will the phone automatically attach to the data netowrks when I fire up Opera? Presumably to attach to 3G I will need to reset to automatically seek WCDMA.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] someone1234:
You're still a bit confused i think. Ok on a phone you have voice or data. Data covers mail, internet, weather updates etc etc, voice covers phone calls.

There are two distinct protocols here, and we need to talk about them diferently...

GSM:

With GSM calls are sent over 1 timeslot and singalled as voice.

To make a call you need to have a signal, that takes a very short few messages which are sent every 20 minutes or so, or if you move around between towers. The Radio in the phone can do this all by itself without waking the phone up.

If you want to send ANY data (emails, internet, anything) you need to use GPRS. GPRS uses the same channels but inserts data into them instead of voice. Before you can send or receive any data you need to 'login' to the network. To login you need to actually open the channel and make a connection. Logging in is called 'ataching'. When you attach you get an IP address and the network can send stuff to you and u can send stuff to the network. Attaching needs to wake up the phone.

Once attached the phone can go into a sleep mode saving power, but any data send or received will wake up the phone.

UMTS/3G

UMTS is different in that everything is sent code divided. There is no 'login' or attach as such. In this mode all your voice gets converted to data and sent across.

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With auto attach on:

If you use 3G mode, every time you switch between a 3G and GPRS area the phone will atach (GPRS) again, this will drain power.

Every time you move out of GPRS and come back into GPRS the phone will attach, even if you have nothing to send.

With autoattach off:

The phone will only attach if it has something to send AND is on GPRS (no 3G available or 3g turned off)

The upside is that you save power when you move between cells. The downside is that you can't receive any data from the network untill you decide to attach.

For push email for example you would never end up detaching as it would hold the connection open.

Anyway i hope that clear, but i'm quite sleepy so it might not make any sense lol
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] Dark Fire:
That makes sense to me. When I get my Touch Diamond, I'm definitely turning 'GPRS auto attach' off, because I don't think I need it on.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] chribruu:
someone1234 that`s really useful info.I guess autoattach off is the best option for me too. WHEN the phone arrives.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] moonlanding:
Thanks again senior1234. I'm getting there. But this is more complex that I thought so I've gone back and checked what really makes a difference to the battery life.

The big difference for me is having the phone band set to GSM only (phone, options). Disabling auto attach makes a difference but not as much as I thought. I had changed both of them at the same time, thinking that they were more or less the same thing. Sorry folks. Very unscientific.

But if you feel like trying these bear in mind that I don't move between cells very much

and

have awful reception. I'll leave it to others to explain whether this is important.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] dazza9075:
HTC told me that with the screen on full brightness and phone turned on the GPS would only last about 2 hours befre the battery died, looks like we'll need the extended battery or several normal ones!
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] someone1234:
GSM will use alot less power, so that is whats definatly making the difference

Why? Well.. GSM uses time division, which means the phones in an area take turns 'speaks'/'listening' with the tower. This ensures that no two phones are talking at the same time, and the tower can 'hear' what was sent. Because of this the power the phone transmits with can be controlled to be just high enough for the tower to listen, but not too high as to waste battery.

The down side of this scheme is that even if a phone has nothing to 'say', the other phones will wait in case it does. This means you're wasting bandwidth - or time that could be used by another phone to send data. Bottom line, data throughput is slower!

With 3G, all phones can talk at the same time. The data they send is tagged with a code, so that the data doesnt get mixed up. The advantage here is no time is wasted waiting for phones that may have nothing to send. The down side is that you need to be 'talking' loud enough to 'talk' over other people sending. This is why the data rate over 3G drops off really rapidly as you move away from the tower.

The disadvantages are a phone far from the tower using 3G will use more power than one using GSM because its having to 'talk' louder to get over other phones 'talking'.

Also, signals that get lost because they were drowned out by other phones have to be retransmited, which doesnt happen with GSM as much.

Yeah 3G or CDMA based channel access methods are a real power hog!

As for Auto attach you would expect it to only make a real difference if you have programs holding channels open.

With regards to low reception, it will make a significant difference because power disipation is not linear. Like all radiation it follows the inverse square law. For every meter distance the power drops of by a square of the distance.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] jellyme:
Don't forget, when comparing uptime with other phones, with the diamond you have 4x the amount of pixels. VGA (640 x 480) devices will always chew up more Battery that QVGA (320 x 240) . This is one of the main reasons that HTC and the others delayed shipping VGA devices until now.

If you want longer battery life, you are going to have to stop using the display so often.

There is no way a vga machine can compete with a qvga machine on battery life... when all other factors are equal.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] someone1234:
I think if you discount 3G, the battery is a little too small for the phone. With 3G its wholy inadequate.

The screen does make a huge difference, but these screens are more efficient, and HTC have used every opertunity to turn the screen off - a bit excessivly if you look at how fast it turns off when you make a call.

I don't understand why they don't use the iphone method of turning it off when the light sensor shows its dark (in a call).. i.e. the earpiece is next to your head!
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] nokmond:
I've disabled gprs auto attach and set my band to GSM. When i connect to net with opera will it still turn on 3G etc?
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] sandervanzijl:
good question.

i only use my phone for normal phone stuff ans sometimes for some internet browsing.

should i turn anything on or off?
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] reachsamrats@gmail.com:
Hi Devs,

Now that OP 7 and OP 7 Pro have Dolby Atmos in them, can it not be ported to OnePlus 6 or 6 T:rolleyes:l
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] Depressed T.Bear:
Should be possible, since the OnePlus 7 Rom port for the OnePlus 6 also got Dolby Atmos working in it.

Though it will require a lot of patches ;)
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] reachsamrats@gmail.com:
It would be a great news for all of us OP6 buddies if someone can get it up and running...there are so many of you extremely gifted devs that can make it for us
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] Depressed T.Bear:
Yep, I'd also be grateful. Initially OnePlus stated that it "can't" get to OnePlus 6/6T due to hardware limitations... But the ROM port shows it's actually not true and working ;) So it's just a classic 'selling point' for the new device generation or/and to expensive to license it.

However, hopefully a skilled dev will see this and take care of it :)
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] exelinguy:
In the meanwhile, you could use this, if you're rooted with Magisk.

It is slightly buggy, but does the job. Use with AML module.
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] reachsamrats@gmail.com:
Yep..this is the alternative presently but the Atmos does stand out in terms of its user experience
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] johnx818:
Hey all. I bit the bullet on the OnePlus 7 Pro. Coming from an S8+ Exynos variant that is used for a lot of gaming, I wanted a Snapdragon unit and was planning on going with the SD S10+ variant. After some reading and contemplating I decided to go with the OP7 with root being a major deciding factor. So I ordered one from the OnePlus website last night. Is this the right thing to do? I'm with T-Mobile US and will be using the phone with T-Mobile. Should I have bought the phone from T-Mobile instead? Also, when it comes to rooting and installing custom ROMs, I've only ever worked on phones with an SD slot where I can just download the ROMs or flash files to the SD, boot into recovery and wipe/format/flash as required. How does this all work on a phone without an SD slot?

The development for the OP7 looks great and I'm stoked to run through it all whle waiting for my phone!
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] ram4ufriends:
I bought phone from OnePlus directly and using on T-Mobile without any issues...

For ROMs, I use OTG Reader.. if you didn't flash ROMs on a/b devices yet, be extra cautious
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] larsdennert:
You bought the right version as it is less headache to bl unlock though I understand the international rom has trouble with vowifi or something. If you know you'll root, them unlock the bl immediately before you do a full setup as the phone gets wiped. Don't worry about the lack of sd just copy them over with the cable or wifi
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] galaxys:
Congratz, your version is the most flexible and fun on XDA! Enjoy