yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 General] pixie67:
Just minutes later I found this,which formats BA:

1) Camera + Record + Reset

2) Enable KITL NO

Clean Reg Hive YES

Format Storage YES

3) the action button on the middle of the direction pad

(the action button in the middle of the direction is not working but the button which is is the Message Button)

I had to do this because POWER+RESET doesn't work on mine-hurrah,I am happy again!
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 General] free33sky:
my email botton is n't work tooooo

toooo bad!!!!!
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] colopedo:
I have a rooted Wifi Only version SMP-600, running the Broken OS and is pretty light on any other tweaks. Recently, no ssid's will appear on my wifi picker, but, if I manually type in the access point name and then password, it WILL connect and act in all respects normal. Even the notification that there are open access points will pop up, but still, the wifi picker screen is still blank. oh...my bluetooth quit working at the same time...wont go on at all or even scan for other devices.

Tried clearing cache, deleting all saved access points, going into each wifi folder in root and searching for anything out of whack (not that i would really know...), and a few other things, but one thing I'm pretty sure about...it is NOT a hardware issue. The wifi hardware IS working, it's just not disclosing the available channels. Tried Fing and Wifi Analyzer to see if they could see the access points but they found nothing. BUT, Wigle Wifi turned on my bluetooth and was able to scan and see all devices and access points...hence, not a hardware issue, no?

Anyway, please help. Not a problem at home when I know the access point name, but now it's useless anywhere else. Thanks in advance.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] colopedo:
anyone anyone?? ...

Bueler Bueler? ?
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vickmen:
I have this problem guys when I installed the ROM pixel experience my twrp folders are in letters and numbers but when I installed a normal ROM everything comes back to normal but I love pixel experience there is some solution:crying::crying:
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] C2000K:
Hi all,

Whenever i plug the phone into my pc mi suite pops up a windows saying "please connect your device via usb" and when i remove the phone it closes.

Tried uninstalling adb and mi 9t

Thanks in advance
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] CaFFeiNe666:
http://pcsuite.mi.com/

updated 2015, probably they discontinued it and doesn't support mi 9t?
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] C2000K:
Umm didnt know about that. Probably the reason.
[LeEco Le Pro3 Questions & Answers] toufik_d:
Hey guys.

You can give me the most Best ROM stable for le Pro 3 lex 722

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Best Stable ROM for le Pro 3 lex 722, ROM for the LeEco Le Pro3

Contributors

toufik_d

Source Code: Best Stable ROM for le Pro 3 lex 722

ROM OS Version: 9.x Pie

Version Information

Status: Testing

Created 2019-09-09

Last Updated 2019-09-08
[LeEco Le Pro3 Questions & Answers] LupusC:
My opinion would be LineageOs 16. They are so firmly with it, they almost have Android 10 ported to our Lex722!

Secondly, I refer to Mokee ROM 9, because I never had probs with flashing it or any performance/ stability issues.

That is certainly fact for both!

Enjoy!
[Sony Xperia XZ Premium Questions & Answers] xueyaotianxia:
My 3 years old Pixel is already running on Android 10...shall we get 10 for XZ premium?
[Sony Xperia XZ Premium Questions & Answers] Preacher_at:
In some post mentioning devices that will get 10, only XZ2, XZ3 and 1 were listed.

As XZP and XZ1 devices are 2 years old we are beyond Sony's promise for being in the update cycle.

Perhaps we'll see one more security update but I guess for sure we need to hope on unofficial aftermarket firmware.

This is no shame, as years before they only promised 1,5 years and other manufactuers are no better.

Even Androind One is no guarantee, as I just could see on Xiaomi A1, which will also remain on 9.
[Sony Xperia XZ Premium Questions & Answers] imponente29:
Negative ... Sony did not feel like updating the XZ Premium software with android 10 is a shame, also if you use it a lot the phone overheats and makes an orange stain appear on the screen, that it happened to me..
[Sony Xperia XZ Premium Questions & Answers] Preacher_at:
I think that they have other problems and that mobile division will be ceased during the next two years. They are not selling a lot of the current very niche products and fired a lot of developers, you see this on poor software.

I had Sony phones for more than 10 years and was very happy until Z3c. XZP is OK, but overheating, freezing,... Is like everyday makes me feel like throwing it in the corner.

If there wasn't any huge surprise, XZP will be definitely my last Sony handset.
[Sony Xperia XZ Premium Questions & Answers] beammer335d:
https://ibb.co/qCdMg9m
[LeEco Le Pro3 Questions & Answers] mattgyver:
Thread closed as duplicate of https://xdaforums.com/le-pro3/help/...-3-lex-722-t3966013/post80206831#post80206831
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] Neo3D:
I give a **** that he misses the removable battery!
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] DKI:
As do I. It should never of been removed as an option.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] jah:
Form over function. Design over usability.

These are the priorities that Apple promoted and all other manufacturers followed, sadly.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] jabberwock:
Bollocks!

"a phone is no good if the battery is dead" = A car is no good if its gastank is empty. Do you carry additional gastanks with you to extend the mileage, or do you have the discipline to stop for gas when it is needed?

You are complaining about the lack of removable battery because you like to extend the phone's life by buying additional batteries. But you are buying two new phones every year? In my opinion that doesn't make any sense unless you're collecting them for a personal museum-like use.

If I could use to choose between removable battery or waterproof housing back in the days (let's say around the Note 2 era) I would have chosen waterproof housing. These days I cannot imagine why someone is not been able to charge there phones on a regular (daily) basis. So carrying extra batteries all day sounds stupid to me, and is the main reason powerbanks exist.

- 3,5mm jack?...Old technology....forget about it en move on.

- Rounded glass, metal frame not good? Millions of devices are bought by customers who are drooling about their shiny metal and rounded devices. Why in the hell would a manufacturer not jump in that gap and keep using ugly plastic screens and bodies? People are willing to pay the high prices for it...it is just a simple matter of demand.

- IR blaster? Seriously? In an era where we could controle devices with wifi/BT, even with voice commands etc.

- FM radio? There are dozens of apps out there where you could listen to thousands (if not more) radiostations, in the most cases in digital quality.

Your post, I mean rant, is nothing but a whining post about features that have had their time. Technology is moving on, I suggest you do too. Maybe you get a revelation and see that (not all ) I-Phone users aren't idiots. Those who keeps complaining about "it was way better back then" are...
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] kat3k:
OMG! Chill, guys. He was only expressing an opinion, not attacking your mother.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] Charkatak:
Agreed! One thing I really don't understand...why manufacturer's follow apple? Unless apple pays other manufacturers :) To me it is the same thing if someone jumps from the bridge, then I would be doing it as well. Why not to do the opposite...Apple removed headphone jack, we(android people) keep it. When manufacturers follow apple, it shows users that apple is smart and go ahead buy their products. There are so many manufacturers around the worlds and once a notch on the phone became a thing, many started to copy. Small camera cutout is fine, but not the big notch!
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] -Ric-:
Apple actually has great hardware. Their SOC is something that Qualcomm just can't match. As for their software, it's not "for idiots". It's for average users that only care about the standard smartphone experience. It's not for enthusiasts. Calling every IPhone user an idiot just shows how dumb YOU are.

Get a powerbank. They're cheap enough and occupy basically the same space a spare battery would.

There are still plenty of phones with flat screens. I personally like the curve. It's a subjective matter. Just buy a different phone that suits your taste.

Sure thing. Would you like a giant, thick, ugly as all hell sensor to go with that?

Apple never had it in the first place (at least the IR blaster) so your reasoning why it was removed is pretty silly. You can buy a universal remote for 3$. As for FM radio, again, a ton of devices still have it. Just buy something that suits you.

Good grief.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] zujko:
Guys, calm down, man expresses his opinion here, it's not illegal:D

What worries me about Samsung, Samsung should work on a larger battery.

Flagships have smaller batteries, and are mid-priced have larger batteries, the battery on the N10 needed to be bigger (e.g. 4000mAh).
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] Gunde:
IMO IR-blaster is worthless on a touch device. I want physical buttons I can find and press without having to look at the remote, so good riddance to this feature.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] Fille84:
"Cell phone"...that's a word I haven't heard in a while
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] Tundrok:
LMFAO. The list of grievances here is just stupid. I don't give two ****s about removable battery, the goddamn 3.5mm jack is DEAD so get over it, and the rest are really not a problem. You act like features have ONLY been removed all while features like improved cameras, fingerprint reader on-screen, active wake word support for voice assistants, incredible screen improvements, better battery life, and inking support have all been added. You'll clearly never be happy with technology so just stop using it.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] killuminati206:
I returned my note 10 plus and got a huawei mate 20 x. It's a beast no pen. Better in other regards. 1080p is good enough for me on a phone. Older 4g version.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] skally:
A mid spec device will have more of the features you want than the current flagship devices, which are advancing in areas that you don't understand.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] SidRose01:
How I miss the removable batteries, sd card support, 3.5mm jacks. I hate my iPhone (and newer Android's) but love it too
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] rambo6:
I do realize that there's more and more tech added to the new flagships, but is it really that useful? Take for instance the new bluetooth stylus or the in screen fingerprint scanner. I do use the stylus of my Note 9 as a remote for the camera, but it's really not as useful as the removable battery or head phone jack. The same goes for the in screen fingerprint scanner. It's cool, but is it necessary. Part of my job is to design products with useful features. The gimmicks the phone designers may be cool and high tech. I hope they keep it up, but they need to develop some high end phones with REALLY USEFUL features. The mid-range phones don't cut it in speed though some come close.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] rambo6:
You must work for Samsung or one of the other phone manufacturers.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] Neo3D:
That statement has 0 logic
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] rambo6:
You want logic, try this: The reason the new cell phone sales are tanking is because they are too high priced for the features offered.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] Neo3D:
This statement is a straw man's fallacy

---------- Post added at 03:39 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:30 PM ----------

I do give 10 ****s about not having a removable battery.

This phone has a fast SOC, 12GB RAM, 256GB storage, and 256GB micro SD... You think it will be outdated in 2 years? Of course not and Samsung f?kcing knows that!!!

That is exactly why they sealed in the battery, so when the battery is shot to hell in 2 years, then you'll be forced to upgrade.

As SOCs get even more powerful every year and phones get more and more RAM and storage, this PLANNED OBSOLESCENCE STRATEGY becomes more and more true.

Customers never had to replace their laptops every 2 years. Yet, Samsung and Apple are getting away with forcing people to do this with their $1000-$1500 phones which ironically cost as much as a laptop!
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] torickray:
Removal battery is good. But I'm prefer an IP68 phone. With the battery life of this phone, I don't see a need of removable battery anymore. And the fast charging is awesome.

I have small hands but I like bigger phone. Curve edge can lead to unnecessary touch, but Samsung has an app called edge touch which solves the problem. They should have just add the feature in one ui.

I hardly use IR on my S6. There are many online FM apps with better sound quality better than in built FM.

3.5mm headphone jack. I don't have any high end headphone. I do have a pair of Jabra Sport Coach with very good sound quality, use it in gym. But I do think they should include a dongle.

---------- Post added at 04:37 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:33 PM ----------

If your battery dead in 2 years, just replace it in service center. I think the reason they seal the battery is to get IP68 waterproof status.

---------- Post added at 04:47 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:37 PM ----------

Phone with removable battery no way can get IP68. And waterproof phone is much more important for a phone as accident can happen. And I like the ability to use my phone at pool side.

Besides, Samsung can't go back to plastic as it will affecting their sales.

In screen fingerprint is necessary as I really hate to use fingerprint sensor at the back

---------- Post added at 04:48 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:47 PM ----------

Phone with removable battery no way can get IP68. And waterproof phone is much more important for a phone as accident can happen. And I like the ability to use my phone at pool side.

Besides, Samsung can't go back to plastic as it will affecting their sales.

In screen fingerprint is necessary as I really hate to use fingerprint sensor at the back
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] -Ric-:
Wrong. It's actually a combination of mid-range phones no longer being awful and people no longer feeling the need to change phones every year because their flagship is still perfectly fine a year later.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] skally:
Well, bluetooth stylus doesn't go far enough for me. I was hoping for a full 6DoF tracked stylus that could be used as a wand in a gearvr headset (which should also be supported as the note 10+ now has a ToF sensor which unlocks the capability of full 6DoF tracking). As it stands, it works as a camera clicker, and allows for simple gesture commands such as presentation control. Not something of use to me, but moving in the general direction of something I would use. In screen fingerprint scanner is also much better for me because I dont want a screen with a chin or forehead and a rear or side fingerprint scanner is only useful half the time (I'd actually like one front AND back)

Personally, I do not want a removable battery and especially not with a crappy removable plastic back with fake leather and stitching embossed in it, and I have no use for a headphone jack that can't be solved with a cheap adapter..

My point is that the term 'Really Useful' is subjective, and for me they are moving the right direction. I'd much prefer the cost of implementing a 3.5mm Jack for instance, go to replacing the God awful hybrid sim tray with one that can take dual sim cards AND a microsd card.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] rambo6:
Good points, but the removable battery simply a great feature. It is so much easier to carry a couple skinny flat batteries in your pocket than a portable charger and cables. Who gives a damn what the back of the phone looks like? I'll agree that the plastic stitched back was ridiculous. (Oh, how I loved my Note 4 N910C though!) But who doesn't cover the back of their $1,000 plus phone with a case? Only people with too much money and too little sense.

Half my work is product design (not phones). I know that they could have a removable back that could still be waterproof. Then you'd have access to dual sim and the SD card. (Got to love the LG V20 what a work of art!).
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] skally:
As I said, I do not want a removable battery. My power bank is easy to carry, and has a protective shell around the cells, preventing them getting punctured or the terminals shorting out.

I would categorically NOT carry LiPo cells without protecting them from short circuit and puncturing! I would seriously suggest anyone take cautious measures when doing this.

And yes, I do care what the back of my phone looks like, I do not have a permanent case on it because i employ a different type of device protection, one generally known as 'being careful with the extremely expensive device I carry in my pocket'. This method has worked perfectly well for me for at least the last 5 years, and I get to enjoy the device I paid so much for as it was intended.

If I ever need it, I have a paper clip on my key ring, which is more than capable of popping the sim tray open.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] GEMINI365I:
:D:D:D:D

This is a very funny thread! I mean seriously, things change with the times. Just like there were black & white televisions and then came color TV's. Just like there used to be green& black screens on cell phones. And then we moved to color. Who remembers those days?

Trends change daily and will continue to do so. iOS lost it's dominance to Android years ago. It still is a formidable competitor and will continue to keep things spicy for year to come.

The most stupidest thing to have ever happened was Microsoft bowing down to hop on the Android platform. That was stupid! Too bad they couldn't hire good brains to create a stable Windows platform for Mobile.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] idksomuch:
Galaxy S5 had a removable back panel, removable battery, and headphone jack and was water resistant. Granted, it wasn't ip68 (I belive it was ip67?) but you can definitely make a water resistant phone with a removable battery. No mainstream phone is water proof.

I agree with your point about plastic. Samsung switched to "premium" materials a few years back, they're not going back. The perception of a high quality product definitely affects people's opinions on devices.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] torickray:
IP67 is not good enough for a phone. And the test was not done after the back panel being opened multiple times. And we know they will he no warranty for water damage.

I used to carry extra battery for my Note 4 because of its battery life. But Note 10 plus can last for 1 day. And with fast charging. Battery pack becomes less important
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] torickray:
Whoever missed 3.5mm headphone jack, just look at Mate 30 pro. No headphone jack.

That's how future flagship going to be.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] Archaenon:
So, I still own my note 8 and iphone xs max and have a note 10+ and ordered an iphone 11 pro max. I also have an ipad pro 11in.

I've owned every note as they've come out, I've owned most iPhones along side them.

Both bring good things to the table, I don't know why people choose to hate competition.

- I, isn't for idiot. That argument is old and tiresome. Two different experiences, which is a good thing.

- the Samsung 10000 portable battery negates a removable battery.

- sure sd cards are nice, but cloud storage is very cheap and you can link it to your laptop, pc or tablet.

- there are phones with and without the curved screens. They are here to stay wether you want them to or not.

- it blasters are useful, but in all practicality they will be gone in another tv cycle with bluetooth and apps. I have 2 roku TVs I can control via the app.

- if there were no dongles, I'd agree about the headphone Jack. After having airpods and buds, previously I owned iconx, I'm ok with BT headphones.

- everything else is nitpicky.

I do agree phones are high, I rarely hear that argument pointed at android's though. My 11pro max was cheaper then my note 10+ in the end. Only by 100usd, but still.

If you want to play, you have to pay. I have some misgivings about my 10+, little things make me regret it, but it's all pretty on my end. The power button on the left remains stupid to me, but I'll deal with it.

Things I wish my android's had that apple has:

- The hardware optimisation.

- The consistent OS support

- The Facial unlock, no company matches apple's.

- The case and accessories support.

- Some of the ecosystem with tablets to phones.

- ios gestures

Things I wish my apple has that android does.

- Customization, there is some with jailbreaking.

- Not using iTunes for anything

- Not using Garage Band to set tones

- launchers, themes, etc

- Google Messages

At the end of the day, these are luxury items past a certain price point. Things change but I think they are moving in the right direction. Who knows what the Note 11 or iPhone 12 will look like or the next One Plus.

There are cheaper phones that do what these flagships want, the Onep7P is a great phone, that does what most of people want.

I dunno, seems silly to want some of these things back. I don't miss having to pull batteries to reset my phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] alex6999:
Absolutely agree with topic starter, but I will add - google step by step becoming apple like evil corporation.

I was really happy with android 2.3

Market was great, google maps was great.

Play store is bad
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] Ziken:
You had a choice with battery: If you get the model with the removable battery, you have a phone that will get wet when exposed to water. Non-removable battery meant your phone is water resistance for 10 minutes in 3 feet of water.

As for the other features, as they're building the phone and adding or removing features, not everything will fit on the phone, so they may have to take it out. I haven't seen the inside of the Note 10, but I figure they probably removed the headphone jack to increase battery size or better logic board. I wouldn't know.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] N1NJATH3ORY:
Do you do one of these "Why I'm Disappointed" everytime Samsung drops a new Note phone ? i swear ive seen this kind of post some year or two ago! You need to get the Galaxy XCover Pro problem solved!
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] dasers13:
The only thing I miss is the IR blaster but that was mainly because I could prank people or change the TVs at work to put sports on. I thought I would miss the headphone jack but I've kind of gotten used to it. No phone is perfect but if you want something specific, learn hot to make your own.