yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] orsonbear:
Here are my first impressions. I could not do extensive tests but the rom seems stable to me.

The customization is less rich than the AICP 14 (for now), I hope that over time it has at least all the extras of the 14 such as the hexagonal icons and the soft keys customization.

I have not found, in the developer menu, the option for hardware graphics acceleration (which has always been there) but I don't know if it is active by default as a feature of Android 10 or if it will be added later.

The wifi connects immediately and works well, I have not yet tried BT and NFC.

The strength of the cell signal received seems weak to me compared to the AICP 14, but I don't know if it is really like this or if it is only an imprecise graphic indication or a possible change in the transmitting towers.

The quality of the received voice is clear and warm, even in speakerphone, and the battery seems to discharge normally. I hope to do some more tests tomorrow, even with the bank app and I hope to give some more useful information than I am giving now. Thanks again to Moshe (and to the others who worked hard to carry out this project, and also to the other friends of this forum, often much more courageous and precise than me in doing various tests and reporting their experiences!). Regards!

to Unif3d3

What do you mean by moving the keyboard down? Drag it down or make it disappear with a click off the keyboard? The default AOSP keyboard on my phone does not move by dragging it, it is firmly there, it disappears if I click outside the keyboard area or on the "back" soft key. Cheers!
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] unif3d3:
What I mean is that there is a part of the screen under the keyboard (you can take a look under the spacebar in my screenshot) which is empty and, if you click it, you trigger the key right above. I think this feature comes from today's borderless phones, I don't know why it happens here though
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] lokyam:
just today I'm testing this ROM, and just two Words, Amazing Work! Best ROM ♥️ thanks a Lot mosim
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] lokyam:
I'm using a module NFS injector but when im going to modify some archives with root explorer with text editor appear a error or failed to read the archive is normal on Android 10 yet? Thanks
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] orsonbear:
Does anyone know what the "Game driver preferences" option really is (in the Developer Options menu, Debugging subsection)? Perhaps it allows the choice of proprietary graphics drivers incorporated in some games, as an alternative to the system one?

It seems to me that the battery lasts longer now, compared to the AICP 14. Maybe because the AICP customizations are for now less than the 14, or the rom code is better, who knows? :)

Even if it doesn't yet have all the customizations of the AICP 14, I really like this rom, I continue to use it and test it (when I can) normally. Cheers!
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] Mnlight7:
[MENTION=6227169]mosimchah[/MENTION] there are no audio issues in this rom, great work!! I have one question : does have smart pixels any effect on battery life in our le pro 3? I mean, i think that function is meant for oled phones and le pro 3 does have an ips screen
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] mosimchah:
Glad you like it, as for smart pixels, it simply disables individual pixels on amoled displays to save battery life, it doesn't make any real battery life improvement on IPS displays since you can't disable individual pixels on IPS, so it wouldn't improve battery life for us at all
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] 433Mhz:
Looks good and it's really fast.

But it's not ready for daily use yet. Lots of hick ups and freezes in some apps. Adaway isn't working which is a huge bummer, or Duolingo keeps freezing etc....

Did a clean flash btw.
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] mosimchah:
You can use a private dns instead of adaway, go to network settings and set the private dns to dns.adguard.com, it works great for blocking ads, it's possible those apps don't fully support Android 10 yet, if it's an issue with the pro 3 specifically I would recommend getting a logcat
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] orsonbear:
I think there may be something wrong with managing phone networks when the screen turns off. It happens to me that when I download a file, if the screen is on the download speed (4G LTE network) is better than 2 M Byte/sec, when the screen turns off (and after some minutes leaving the phone unattented) the speed collapses to less than 200 K Byte/sec. I have checked all the parameters and options of network and data and I do not find anything strange (Global network), also checked AICP extras but everything is fine there. It could be a fault of the provider (Iliad) or maybe the modem settings aren't optimized for my country (Italy) because the signal received seems low to me (AICP 14 showed more signal bars), I still haven't figured out where the culprit is!

I know that this report does not help much to understand if there is something to fix or not, unfortunately for now I can't do better. I will do other tests later, who knows if something changes!

to 433MHz

Instead of Adaway I have been using Blokada for a long time now, it works without root and does not give me problems, it is easy to set up and deactivate (from the Android drop-down menu), however you need to set the Keep Alive option to prevent Android from closing it .

P.S. I forgot to say my phone is Lex 720 6/64
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] Redshift2:
how do you manage startup and background apps on this rom?
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] chemazz:
Anybody knows how to uninstall system apps?

I try from aicp extras/system/system app manager, selecting several system apps but does not work.

---------- Post added at 08:19 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:17 PM ----------

Try installing systemless module from magisk manager and rebooting
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] nartex2:
I dirty flashed over the week old version and everything seems to work as expected. Not using as phone right now but will swap son from my 6t at some point. Nice to have a fully functioning backup now that windows phone is unsupported.
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] mhamzas:
Android 10 Back gesture not working for me
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] orsonbear:
[MENTION=4926532]chemazz[/MENTION]

To delete system apps without root you can try this:

*WARNING* use this system only if you are experienced about the Android directory structure and twrp advanced use. A mistake here and you can lost your data and phone functionality.

Before any try, make a full backup and copy it on a pendrive or a pc. Ok, let's go!

Go in TWRP recovery, mount System partition, goto Advanced/File manager,

from here open /system/system/app, then delete the app's folder you want.

Exit then reboot.

Now your system app is deleted from your phone, leaving some leftover datas, the most of them can be deleted by erasing the app data folder in the sd partition under the Android/data and Android/obb subdirectory. There are other leftovers but not so big, better leave them untouched (I do a "search and destroy" by hand operation :) ). Be careful!

I have tried with the app Phonograph and this system worked fine!

Good luck!

edit: there are other interesting system app's folders:

system/system/priv-app

system/system/produtc/app

system/system/product/priv-app
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] mosimchah:
Should be fixed on the next build https://gerrit.aicp-rom.com/c/AICP/packages_apps_AicpExtras/+/99203
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] hurvi:
Anybody knows how to uninstall system apps?

use the DevCheck app to get the package name

use Minimal ADB and Fastboot

make sure installing driver for your device

- type: adb devices

- allow on your device

- type: adb shell

- type: pm uninstall -k --user 0 package name

- "Success" = uninstalling successful

for example: pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.google.android.youtube

"com.google.android.youtube" is the package name you can read in DevCheck app.

backup your system apps before uninstalling, be careful.
[General Questions and Answers] ordinaryaverage:
Hello my friends

After 48 Hours of trying desperately to recover my data, I'd like now to share my headache to you.

First of all, please take note, that I am not used to technical things.

Sooo...

I have a Samsung Galaxy S7 SM-G930F. Version above 7.

Last saturday, 14th September 2019 I have deleted a few pics and videos by mistake to make save some space.

I did that, because i thought they will still be available in Google Pics and Vids - unfortunately it was not.

I don't have a backup data and i also don't have samsung account. So in other words, I have deleted them directly in the gallery.

Now, can someone help me detailed for stupid nwbs like me, what you can do to recover the missing date w/o backup and such and how you can do it?

I hope for your sincerely advices and describing steps.

Thank you very much in advance...

Best Regards

ordinaryaverage ~
[Mogul, XV6800 General] sarcazmo:
Well Ive had my mogul for a while now and everything has been great. Yesterday however things started to change.

It slows way down when texting, often freezing in the text screen. If I restart the phone it solves the problem temporarily, but it pops back up shortly thereafter. Any ideas why? Im running the HTC home customizer and thats it.

Thanks.

*edit* Everything seems to be running incredibly slow now. Even if I restart the phone shortly thereafter the sluggish performance rears its ugly head.
[Mogul, XV6800 General] zachattack45:
im experience the same, i have found no solution
[Mogul, XV6800 General] aguas:
did you try SKTools FreeUp RAM or Oxios yet?
[Mogul, XV6800 General] chococrazy:
My sister had the same problem she fixed it (well i fixed it) by deleting all of the text messages she had (over 2,000) the phone isnt ment to hold over 1000 i think. Try to free up memory by deleting some text messages.
[Mogul, XV6800 General] EtherealRemnant:
Text messages are a HUGE slow down culprit but there's another big culprit too - are you running HTC Home and do you have the input settings set to NOT do predictive text? Ie., turning off the 4 word suggestion as you're typing. Those two things seem to slow my Mogul to a CRAWL!
[Google Pixel 3a Questions & Answers] vinz244:
so I bought the 3a a few days ago, and I updated to Android 10. Wanting to install TWRP, I saw it wasn't available for the latest version yet. I know if I wanna root I can just flash the boot.img, but that's not why I'm here :

- are we gonna get TWRP anytime soon? I would prefer to wait for it

- haven't seen a custom ROM with Q/10 yet. Is it expected anytime soon too?

- Should we get multi rom support one day?

Given that there isn't any major feature in 10, I could just go back but I can wait a few weeks too.

Thanks in advance

PS: I'm not asking for ETAs, just a rough idea to help my decisionship
[Google Pixel 3a Questions & Answers] benji:
https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=80175195&postcount=189
[Google Pixel 3a Questions & Answers] vinz244:
how fast does TeamWin respond to major android updates?
[Google Pixel 3a Questions & Answers] Archangel:
Given the current enthusiasm, or lack thereof with regard to Android 10 for this line of Pixels, I dont see much development happening soon if at all. I dont know why though its a great phone. I had the Pixel 3 when it came out and I do not miss that phone at all now that I have the 3a.
[Google Pixel 3a Questions & Answers] sic0048:
Every update is different. I assure you they are working on it as quickly as possible. I believe there are some major file and partition changes that are creating a pretty big hurdle they have to get over.
[Google Pixel 3a Questions & Answers] edufur:
People don't decide to move faster based on these passive approaches of suggesting "they don't care." We both know this was a sneaky troll attempt. No one will bite, I assure you. They are just going to continue at the normal speed they can.
[Google Pixel 3a Questions & Answers] Archangel:
Nevermind,,,not worth my time,,, move on.
[Google Pixel 3a Questions & Answers] alliance1975:
The 3a is the first phone I've gotten where I don't see any need for a custom rom. It's great just the way it is.
[Google Pixel 3a Questions & Answers] GuestK00262:
Exactly that. Only thing really missing is built in call recording and better sound quality through headphones.
[Google Pixel 3a Questions & Answers] yabadabadooo:
Overall? yes you are right.

But i miss some feats like

Hide battery icon

Get rid of album art at lockscreen

Double tap lockscreen to sleep

...

Just small things that wont hurt that much ^^
[Google Pixel 3a Questions & Answers] alliance1975:
[MENTION=9956119]Unstroofy[/MENTION] and [MENTION=3346553]yabadabadooo[/MENTION].

Indeed. My needs are basic, bt for auto, maps for directions, and I add some of my own apps. I can definitely understand where those smarter and more adept than me like to test, tinker and experiment. I'm nearing 70 and I like this phone for dependability.

Oh yes and not a lot of bloatware.
[Google Pixel 3a Questions & Answers] vinz244:
I assume it was just an assessment and he wasn't trying to troll or anything, just saying the community around Android 10 isn't very enthousiast. No value judgment.

II'd like to get rid of google in the long run (except for the photo app hehe)

You can toggle the battery icon inside the power settings
[Google Pixel 3a Questions & Answers] yabadabadooo:
What Power settings? ^^
[Google Pixel 3a Questions & Answers] edufur:
It is nice that you are extending a lot of latitude in lending the benefit of the doubt on this. The fact of the matter is that his claim was baseless. Android 10 has barely been out for a couple weeks. And to be honest, I have seen a lot of enthusiasm for it before and after. The truth is, that the whole "nobody cares" approach is used to cause a stir that the OP or replier is setting up as a challenge... as if the DEVs are failing and they need to get their sh*t together. It is a tired tactic that I am sick of seeing. It is subtle trolling. Even if he is the exception to the rule, I see this approach used too often and I think it does more harm than good to the userbase who counts on these DEVs (who by the way, don't get paid for their hard work).
[Google Pixel 3a Questions & Answers] Archangel:
Spot on brother, thank you. I have been around since the inception of Android and have been developing since day one. I have seen what great dev enthusiasm looks like and have seen devices get lost even though they are great devices. The Pixel 3a is a great device and everyone here is right it doesnt need that much in the way of custom roms. My hope is that it wont get lost esp when the Pixel 4 comes out. Not gonna take the bait on the haters who try to pick apart everything people say and turn it into something bad. This is a great community of Android enthusiasts helping other Android enthusiasts.
[Google Pixel 3a Questions & Answers] GuestK00262:
You sound like you want an argument to be honest. Maybe head over to reddit.
[Google Pixel 3a Questions & Answers] urbex:
I can say that I'm not wild about Q, and was perfectly happy on P, but 99% of the reason I bought this phone was for the DSDS support which as far as I can tell, is completely dependent on Q at this point in time (and I'm assuming always will be). I've also been using CM/LineageOS for years now, and that's typically the 3rd thing I do to a new phone when I get it, behind unlock BL/root. I will say I'm a bit disappointed that LOS official isn't yet available for the 3a, but on the other hand, I totally get it with Q being so fresh.

I'd love to be one of the guys that is helping out with the dev side, but I've had so many irons in the fire with other projects for so many years that I just don't have time to do Android stuff as well. But I will say that I HUGELY appreciative of all the work that the devs have done for the community, and I will gladly wait for them to work their magic, especially considering we could all be playing the jailbreak cat and mouse game along with "damn it! the phone just updated, and I can't roll back to the version the JB supports now!".
[Google Pixel 3a Questions & Answers] mike.s:
Those are the best kind of arguments. Dishonest arguments suck.

Development will eventually happen for A10. After all, eventually all new phones will use it, or beyond. Anyone who complains about lack of development should learn how to do development and fix the issue themselves. Otherwise, you get what you pay for.
[Lenovo K6 / K6 Power / K6 Note Questions & Answers] lalji_74:
I have ACCIDENTALLY deleted modemst1 and modemst2 few days back and because of this sim card , Internet and IMEI information gone. I have reviews various blogs and as suggested by them, I have restore qcn file BUT AFTER RESTORE qcn file, only incoming call working and also SIMCARD MANAGMENT menu totally disabled and internet also not working in noughat android 7.0 version.

my mobile model is Lenovo k6 note PA57 type.

Do anyone have solution with latest qcn file?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jla2040:
bump
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andkov:
MR1100?
[Android Stick & Console Computers General] cro69:
Hi just wondering if anyone has jail broken one of these?
[Huawei P20 Lite Questions & Answers] ISAMARIANNE:
I've just changed for a P20 Lite and inserted my SIM card. When using the Contacts application, I noticed that only the phone numbers with whats app are shown. the other contacts can not be shown and I even cannot register any new contact in the application. Can anyone give me some help about how to solve the problem ? thank you very much !:confused:
[Huawei P20 Lite Questions & Answers] Cisuwek:
In contacts app tap three dots in right upper corner. Next settings - display preferences. Check what is marked. Must be all contacts. Check your sim card, do you see any contacts, if not change slot
[Shift General] brucewilsonpa:
Please don't get me wrong -- I think the Shift represents a great advancement in UMPC technology. Having WM6 and WinVista (or WinXP) combined on 1 device is, IMHO, a super idea. And the form factor and build quality are very good. I'm impressed and, as Jenn at Pocketables pointed out, it's fun to use -- kind of grabs you. But unlike Jenn, I'm not ready to say I'll not part with it. I've liberated WM6 so I have as full a use of the WM6 side as I believe is so far available. I've got Vista humming, at least as much as the 1G RAM can live with. But if this is as far as I can go I don't see much more than another "gadget" to add to my collection. The 1G RAM limit is a show stopper -- slows the machine down and really limits what I can do in Vista. The 64MB limit in WM6, combined with inability to access the SD card slot (or even the USB slot) means my WM6 is crippled -- hardly any of what I'm accustomed to using can be routinely done. Throw in the 2 hr battery limitation in Vista -- it just isn't a very good "solution" for a road warrior.

I realize there are folks hard at work to improve on these and I commend them (and have contributed to the Shift Project) -- I really hope they succeed. But I have to say that what I'm looking at from HTC is, at best, a "beta" version -- they have so limited what's inside the box that it's hardly useful for anything. Considering the growing competition I doubt HTC will hold much share of this market.
[Shift General] herpi:
agree

Huib
[Shift General] FOOFTR:
Interesting comments and many agree with. Given the amount of information available on the net about this device, and its limitations including SnapVue, battery etc etc, what motivated you to buy it? It seems to be a mismatch to me re. your requirements. I bought it even knowing all these things as it matched my needs.

A road warrior it is not. A media powerhouse it is not. A tiny portable always on email and document viewer/editor, plus web browser it is. I get 2.5hrs on Vista browsing the web - same as almost every other laptop I've ever owned, so I'm not surprised really...altho again, Vista leaves much to be desired in this respect - a spinning hard drive kills batteries.

I agree with you regarding the things they didn't get right - SnapVue is just silly right out of the box and Vista is a mistake. HTC really fvcked up there.

This device kind of reminds me of the Sony C1V picturebook I had (with that horrible Crusoe processor - if you think this chip is slow, that thing was lifeless)...awesome for what I wanted but that's where it stops...it doesn't extend beyond that and I'm comfy with that.

To answer the question, I use my Shift when I travel. I used to take my HX4700 but bluetooth 3G connection was slow, Opera was slow for browsing and the screen too small really. I had a b/tooth key board which was OK but another piece of kit that needed batteries and sync'ing etc etc. Now I carry a v. small bag with me when away and it holds the Shift, power packs, Archos 504, headphones and a few other bits and bobs...all I need. On planes I can type my reports in Mobile Word, sync it to Vista and tart them up and send. In hotels I can surf the web at my own pace on HSDPA with it plugged in to AC (on high performance setting). I can adjust my webpage using filezilla etc etc....basically all the things I couldn't do on the HX4700 (which I now use as a support device for the Archos, and as a GPS)....the Shift really filled my requirements. I almost bought the Fujitsu U1010 but the ones here didn't have 3G built in and the keyboard was harder to use that the Shift.

Next version, should HTC shift (no pun intended) enough of these first ones, should ideally have:

1. Higher res screen

2. Bigger hard disk

3. SnapVue fully functional with SD card, WiFi access etc etc

4. XP as an option

5. A battery compartment that allows for an extended one to be added

Aside from that, I still like my Shift and use it almost everyday...
[Shift General] janstan:
i agree and htc should also use SSD's to save more power and they should make sure they announce the correct specs.
[Shift General] brucewilsonpa:
Point well taken -- I should have added that my comments were stated with the proverbial tongue in cheek. I was well aware of the Shift's limitations and purchased one out of curiosity -- I've followed it since its initial announcement and had cancelled my preorder after seeing the limitations being documented. But I saw this one on ebay for several hundred $ less than retail and decided to look at it for myself.

I agree with the suggestions made and really hope HTC listens (if they decide to stay in the UMPC market -- that's not a "for sure" thing). I've tried five different UMPC's as well as the Sony TZ "subnotebook" and have yet to find what I think I'm after -- a truly business capable device small enough for my purposes (and that's really subjective, I know) yet powerful enough to replace my usual notebook (13.3" XPS). I knew the Shift wouldn't do this -- its very short battery life is a show stopper although I could carry an external battery pack. But the limited RAM and the very limited usefulness of SnapVu make it relatively useless to me so I'll end up ebaying it.

I'd hoped to generate more discussion in the hope that collective experience and wisdom would prove useful to the UMPC market.