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[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] Batsy538:
Hi guys,

So I was using rev os with my poco f1 and suddenly it was rebooting on its own I didnt pay attention to that part and and slept away When i woke up it seemed that rev os was continuing to reboot itself so I decided to change the rom I noticed there was no wifi or cell connection to back up.Nevertheless, i went into twrp flashed the EVOx 3.0 and it didnt work flashed pixel experience beta 10.0 it didnt work even after flashed the stock miui of poco the wifi and cell connection didnt come back and now I am Stuck. Please help....

the Wifi switch stucks on turning on and then reverts back to off and there is no singnal for sim networks
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] Alrich:
Did you backup your EFS partition?

It contains important information regarding SIM, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi. Maybe your EFS data partition got corrupted. And the symptoms of a corrupted EFS are exactly what you described, No Wi-Fi no Cellular and Bluetooth. (also lags and reboot issues.)

Even if you flash stock ROM it will not restore EFS.

The other problem could be a loose antenna cable (Known to happen with POCO) even with people who haven't done rooting or flashing.

You have 3 options.

1: Flash backup up EFS partition.

2: Return phone to stock and give to service center.

3: Open the phone and check cables.

All the best.
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] fash_1:
Where you able to resolve this issue?
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] Batsy538:
Had to take it back at the warranty center... apparently I deleted my IMEI numbers
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] fash_1:
Were they able to restore the IMEI for you?

I took mine to Mi service and before they even saw the mobile they said the motherboard had to be replaced, which I doubt. Everything from the camera to bluetooth, and sometimes even Wifi works perfectly fine. Only the IMEI has gone missing, not sure how though. I hadn't even rooted the device.
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] Batsy538:
Hi sorry for the late replies..... yes the store replaced my whole motherboard
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] Manit_Shah:
Redmi Note 5 pro SIM and WI-FI not working

Hello, my friend has a Redmi note 5 pro and one day suddenly wifi and sim card stopped working(that's what he told me). I flashed recovery rom(MIUI 11) and sim and wifi started working back again only to stop working again a day after.

Then i flashed fastboot rom with mi flash tool(WHYRED GLOBAL) and the flash went on forever.I then flashed again with 3rd party flash tool and it showed success message but after i boot up....sim and wifi are still not working.Also i can now no more enter my phone because of no network and mi account lockdown. What are my options?

Bootloader is still unlocked.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Guides, News, & Discussion] ayoshidage:
** CORRECTED TITLE **

Hey guys

I just got my Note 10+ I think judging by the pictures some Note10+ models have a top alignment defect. It's very hard to see sometimes but can be seen. If you look at the top side where the glass meets the top bezel you will see a gap which looks normal but had a white or grayish line that goes between the glass and frame. I'm not sure it's it's normal or not but it's more visible in daylight or shining a light on it. Check this out

https://imgur.com/a/1Q1wn53

I went out to see if other Note 10+ had these issue and they did some are less noticeable but is still present. I also checked the S10 and Note 9 and does not seem to have this issue

Thought I might share a photo to show you my point. Look at the photo you will see that the white line is visible between the gap on the top. This white line starts from both sides of the ear speaker cutout and runs till just about the corner almost and stops.

I am trying to see if this is a known issue. If others have the same issue. Please comment.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Guides, News, & Discussion] kar5ten:
My Note 10+ does not have such a big gap.

I can barley put a piece of paper between the display and the metal frame

Also what you are see is probably the water proofing rubber ring.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Guides, News, & Discussion] yoyo711:
Where did you get the Note 10 plus?

Looks fake note 10 Plus tho......
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Guides, News, & Discussion] winol:
Yes indeed, my note10+ does not have any gap anywhere, and to that matter, I only buy my devices in carrier centers, and I inspect them very carefully at the time of buying
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Guides, News, & Discussion] ayoshidage:
Nope not a fake Note 10+ at all. That photo I posted was taken at a Best buy demo that they had standing up. So took the photo of that. And I really zoomed in. That's not mine, but I have the similar problem. And I buy all my phone's from carries and them too they have this issue. You just can't see it cause it's in the small gap on top. I will try to get some more photos of different models including mine. I just posted that one cause it was the best shot as a reference.

Here are two more shots of the same phone posted above at Best buy

https://imgur.com/a/d9Ftr8h

You can still see the gap. Left and right side of the ear speaker cutout. When not really zoomed that much.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Guides, News, & Discussion] ninjeratu:
Demo unit. Disregard.

Could be bent, could be something else.

Retail does not have a gap between the frame and glass.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Guides, News, & Discussion] mafy31:
no gap either here, perfect alignment.

You might want to update your topic, because the title sounds like there is a problem with the device, which is not...
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Guides, News, & Discussion] ayoshidage:
Well mine does and I will post a picture with that too. And mine is a carrier version. Soon will be posted. There should be no gap at all maybe the one you guys received doest have that issue but mine does. So maybe I'll see if they can exchange mine.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Guides, News, & Discussion] winol:
As mafy31 says, the title of your post is highly missleading, sound as if ALL note 10+ have a flaw that only YOU could find, which clearly is not the case, yes, your device may be a flawed one, if so, go to exchange it, or whatever solution your vendor is willing to provide
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Guides, News, & Discussion] FtaWolf:
Well it might be the screen protector that Samsung installed.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Guides, News, & Discussion] ayoshidage:
Nope it's not cause I have the whitedome screen installed. I took of the original one off. I have always had Samsung product and never had issue. Just this and the other model S6 that had an issue of being scratched out of the box. I was the first one to notice this staright out of the box and posted which later escalated being here. And people were noticing. Obviously this is nowhere near the same but was a manufacturing defect. Which I put into motion where I live and eventually they brought that to the attention of the Samsung rep and later had it swapped when they say indeed was a defect and swapped out mine after 5 phones or so later. They needed to bring 5 phones only 1 was perfect after the second batch arrived at the carrier store. It was then all over xda this issue.

Trust me guys I have been using Samsung mobile since the first release. I just want people to tell me if they have this issue too and have the bad units not all to be replaced. Like I said it's hard to see it, but it's present on the carrier demo phones and mine. But later on when I post mine you will see it's there. And I am someone very picky about phones to be perfect. I always buy from carriers. My mistake was I should have maybe bought from the store and examine there. Then to have it shipped. But they didn't have in store so had no choice. Sorry for the long post.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Guides, News, & Discussion] winol:
Well, then, you admit that your unit is flawed, but the title of the post sugests that ALL devices are that way, which is not the case
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Guides, News, & Discussion] ayoshidage:
They all have it, it's hard to see it. Some are worst than others. It's still a flaw, since on 5 units I looked at has the same issue. This line can be seen on all units. I checked more today and they all have it. The only difference is some show more gap space then others. People think that the gap space shown are big, when it's not. That has been zoomed in. So yes most have it. I checked today as well 10 of them have it just lesser gap. I don't come on these forums to create things that does not exist. Provide me a close up shot of the top bezel like I mentioned above. You will see it's there. The gap is small when using the phone in a regular position. When looking closer you can see it. So therefore

A) The first batch got this issue which is maybe what is supplied here or what I got that had this issue (first run)

B) The second batch corrected the issue.

That is my conclusions.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Guides, News, & Discussion] SamuelBegui:
Click baited lol
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Guides, News, & Discussion] rcklss1:
No gap on my Verizon model 10+
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Guides, News, & Discussion] ayoshidage:
Can you verify when the production date is on your model. Thank you for the update!
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Guides, News, & Discussion] yarnsrj:
I hate that I'm inspecting my 10+, that I got from Samsung, for any little thing. No gaps or irregularities that I can see. I agree that you should not make it sound as though all devices have a problem when they do not!
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Guides, News, & Discussion] ayoshidage:
Sorry if my title seems misleading, I was just putting the awareness out that the Note 10+ has some screen alignment issues on the top side. I know maybe lots with disagree or maybe might not see it, but I have gotten in touch with the manager at the carrier, and they looking into the issue, them too they see it as an issue. They said, its not a big issue or a big major flaw, but according what the manager said, it does looks like there is a gap and is visible when looking closely. Yes its not a big deal, but if I am putting down more than 1000+ down, I expect the phone to be flawless. If this was a phone that was $200 -$400 I wouldn't careless.

I'm just put the statement out there so that if you guys do have an issue, I can bring that to the attention to Samsung. I do not know if you guys can remember, the S6 did not have a major design flaw too, but what it did have was a manufacturing defect from the company that the phones, straight out of the carries box, was coming all scratched up. After investigation the issue, I once again, got in touch with the manager, which the manager got in touch with the Samsung rep, and sent all the received units that the carrier got, sent back, and the next bunch came out of the factory perfect.

Like I said, I am a big fan of Samsung, I practically have all the models, minus the Note 7. So just putting the word out, like I said before, sorry if the title seems misleading. It has been corrected.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Guides, News, & Discussion] william84:
Thread title made me curious. Investigated my N975-F. Damn you,OP.

I know what you mean cause I am seeing it on my device.

Maybe it allows for the glass to expand in hotter/warmer environments and contracting in colder/less warmer.

I don't necessarily think it's a flaw.

Anyway here are 2 pics of my phone.

https://imgur.com/gallery/KFOTfe4
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Guides, News, & Discussion] ayoshidage:
I'm glad you found what I am talking about ?. At least we have found someone in here that finally understands my point. People in here jump to conclusions without having to do the homework. You can see clearly on yours, you have the same issue as mine.

People told me the Note 10+ shot I posted earlier a fake lol. Yep that's right the best buy put a fake replica Note 10+ functional device.

It's not very visible but to me it is cause I see the little imperfections. Maybe it's a water seal maybe it's the adhesive glue but whatever it maybe it's right between the gap of the glass and frame. Beside the speaker and right before the curve of the glass it stops. Once you see it. It annoys you lol.

I can bet you probably its on all Note 10+ devices. So far I seen it on more than a dozen devices. I dunno how wide spread it is.
[OnePlus 7 Questions & Answers] wmunn:
I have my fingerprint set up on the phone, but when you reboot and it gets back into the OS, the fingerprint sensor won't unlock at first you have to enter a code, then afterwards fingerprint works. until next reboot, then code again, after that it works. Is that normal?
[OnePlus 7 Questions & Answers] thedesp:
Yes, this is normal on every android phone.
[OnePlus 7 Questions & Answers] rmaathuis:
And when you don't reboot your phone for a longer period it will ask you to enter your code every once in a while.
[OnePlus 7 Questions & Answers] Prinçe çharming ap:
Its normal dude☺️
[Google Pixel 4 XL Questions & Answers] Zorachus:
Every forum or YouTube videos I watch, all I see is people hating on this phone. I am actually pretty surprised, but how much negativity there is for the Pixel 4 line.

Android police poll, is heavily in the "hell no not buying" as #1

Two big tech forums I belong too, it's like 70% saying no way.

What's the deal?

I have a 64GB Clearly White 4XL on order. I go back to owning, the Nexus-One, Nexus S, Galaxy Nexus, Nexus 4, Motorola Nexus 6, Nexus 6P, Pixel 2 XL, and Pixel 3 XL. And yes I agree, the Pixel 4 XL could have been better, for the price at least do better than OnePlus, give us 8GB RAM, a larger battery of at least 4,000mAh, a brighter display for outdoor use, go easy n the large forehead bezel, like have the thickness if possible. But saying that, I buy the Nexus Pixel line for the software and monthly security updates.

I am interested in seeing the full blown real reviews this week.
[Google Pixel 4 XL Questions & Answers] Kusanagi Fire:
For a few reasons:

1. Not priced like a Nexus / 3a

2. No fingerprint sensor

3. Lack of Ultrawide 3rd camera

4. Small battery

5. Removal of Ultrawide front facing camera

6. Removal of front facing speakers

7. Big top bezel for Soli

8. Soli gimmick

9. Removal of unlimited original photo upload

10. No big leap in camera hardware

11. No surprises since it was leaked all over the place

12. Only 6 GB of RAM (finally)

13. Only Snapdragon 855 instead of 855+ processor

Having said all that, I still have one on preorder.
[Google Pixel 4 XL Questions & Answers] JeyTruth:
3,9, and 12 are the disappointment for me. But that price thooooo, they could have gotten more attention if only they priced it right.
[Google Pixel 4 XL Questions & Answers] rickysidhu_:
4 may be an issue for me but everyone's usage is different so I'll wait to see my personal results before I make a final judgement.

6 is a big one for me. Before the 4XL was officially announced, I was aiming to switch from my OnePlus 7 Pro so I could get front facing speakers. I always end up blocking the bottom speaker when watching stuff in landscape mode.

10 could be a reason for me but not too much since I know it's going to be better than my current OnePlus 7 Pro.

12 is similar to my point for reason 4 (wait until I can test myself). Users say Android 10 is RAM hungry so hopefully that 6 GB is enough.

13, Even though it's a slight upgrade, it would have been nice to get the + variant of the processor.

All other reasons I don't mind too much.

But yeah I do think the phone is getting a bit too much hate.
[Google Pixel 4 XL Questions & Answers] Kusanagi Fire:
Honestly, just the fact that last year's Pixel 3 got discounted on Black Friday combined with the fact that the 4 isn't a massive leap in hardware / doesn't check some of the minimal requirements like 8 GB RAM, 855+, and Ultrawide camera (granted, there's not much more ground to cover these days) is reason enough for this phone to get tons of hate.
[Google Pixel 4 XL Questions & Answers] krabman:
Today Flossy admitted that he's been using the 3XL all along. He complained about that one much the way he will complain about this one in the full review. He'll says it's too expensive and many other things. Despite that he'll probably end up making it his work phone just as he did the previous Pixels. I wrote about this elsewhere but a search on Youtube will probably be able to find the dude from Unbox Therapy doing a pertinent video. He was in a suite in Vegas with a bunch of other young millionaires, Brownlee for example. The whole video was what is everyone carrying in their pocket, what was the phone they chose to use. The Pixel tied the iphone with few other phones mixed in. Brownlee had both. It wasn't because they were reviewing it, that was well past review time. It was the phone that millionaires who have tried everything and can afford anything decided they wanted in their pockets. There's a message there.

I do get it, the phone is too expensive for the specs, only a mother could love the looks, it's missing feature X and Y. But I'm sure that I'll enjoy using it in the day to day more than any other phone I could buy. It's always been that way. I couldn't make friends with the 3XL, the notch just killed it for me so I got a 6T. Nothing wrong with that phone but the next thing I knew I was picking up a 3AXL, should have been a downgrade, it was by the numbers. Wasn't long before I realized I wasn't going to use the 6T anymore and gave it to one of my grand kids. I've been using the 3A since.

Let the haters hate and enjoy your purchase. Flossy begin his quick look with talk of giving it a fair trial before he hung it, 5 minutes later he was giggling like a schoolgirl. The Pixel does that...
[Google Pixel 4 XL Questions & Answers] Zorachus:
I agree with most here, the Pixel 4 XL could and should have been better;

- 8GB RAM

- 4,300mAh battery ( like the Note 10+ )

- Brighter display on par with the Galaxy S10 line

- Reduce the forehead bezel, to like half the size if possible, or actually do the Note 10 hole punch, and forget the faceID stuff, and keep the fingerprint scanner.

But it's funny, recent phones that I kept the longest last few years has been the Nexus or Pixel. Yeah I'd get bored with them, then I pick up the latest Samsung Galaxy whatever, and within in a few weeks already regret not having the Pixel. One time I went for the iPhone 7 Plus, when it was the hot new phone, and I was bored with my Nexus 6P, wow what a bad decision, not even a month later ran back to the Nexus, mainly because iOS is a Fischer Price kids OS, and totally blows, feels like a decade old operating system. Or I got the Note 5 at launch, was so happy to have that badass phone, but then I tried to turn it into a Nexus, deleting all the Samsung stuff, and downloading every Google app and setting defaults, and tried to make the Note 5 a Nexus Note LOL, where the phone I traded in for the Note 5 was the Motorola Nexus 6, and that thing was just so smooth, so cool, I regretted getting the Note

Point, the Nexus or Pixel phones, may be ugly, and not have the wham bam cool features, but using it day in day out, I just find them most comfortable and a joy. They are simple, they are minimalist, but they just work, and have a special thing about them.
[Google Pixel 4 XL Questions & Answers] techrider6262:
Unfortunately, Google will never win because nothing is ever good enough for people and they will always complain about something.
[Google Pixel 4 XL Questions & Answers] gettinwicked:
This!

6GB RAM - My 3xl has 4 and I have ZERO problems running whatever. People need to learn that it's not necessarily about big specs, it's more about optimization. The 4's will run very smoothly with 6. Just because the S10 has 8, and the note has an option of 12 doesn't mean that does anything to speed up the phone.

128GB storage - This option is the same price as the s10 with that same storage. Maybe Google should add a third option with 256? Would that make some of you happy? It would be even more expensive though. But, again, same price as the s10.

Battery - My 3xl has a smaller battery and I get no less than 20+ hours with heavy use. Typically, I'll get 24+ hours on it. With the 90 Hz display being an as needed, I doubt the battery will last less than my 3xl.

Ultrawide camera - I DO have to agree here that it should have that. I know Google's camera's are amazing and this one will definitely be as good as the iPhone or Sammy's, but the ultrawide addition to camera shots would have been nice.

Removal of free original size photo backups - Sooo, Apple NOR Samsung, NOR any other OEM that I'm aware of ever offered this. I'm a system engineer and cloud architect. I'm here to tell you that the amount of storage and bandwidth required for unlimited originals for millions of users is INSANE. You have any idea how much this costs Google? There was no way that would ever last. It's $1.99 and $2.99 per month for the extra storage to keep original backups, plus you get other benefits. Also, grab Google Surveys app and you'll make more than the cost here by far every month. Get over it.

The front facing speakers - Definitely not happy about this. They could have fit the bottom speaker I bet. At least there's still stereo.

Anyway, anyone who wants to hate, please save us all from it and go elsewhere. This phone will be amazing and I'd put it up against ANY other smartphone. It'll be smoother and has release day updates and OS's.

Every year there are people trolling the new pixel (even the Samsung S7 edge though) threads for a couple months after release. It's incredibly stupid. If you don't like the phone, why are you here?
[Google Pixel 4 XL Questions & Answers] Zorachus:
I haven't had time to watch the all reviews yet, but is the 4 XL battery life at least on par with the 3 XL's, or please don't tell me it's actually worse?

My Pixel 3 XL battery life is mediocre, not great, not horrible, I would like better, but certainly not worse, but could makedo with the same battery life. If the 4 XL has worse and less battery life than the Pixel 3 XL, then I need to cancel my preorder.
[Google Pixel 4 XL Questions & Answers] bkrickles:
I'm trading in my 3xl for the 4xl and I believe the battery life will be the same or better.

It has a larger battery so even the smooth display shouldn't hurt it too much.

The reviews so far today have trashed the 4 but pretty much everyone agreed that the 4xl should be fine.

I'm excited even if the changes are not dramatic from 3xl.
[Google Pixel 4 XL Questions & Answers] ZeroKool76:
From The limited reviews and tweets that I have seen, it seems to be holding its own. Averaging between 4 and 6 hours of sot, from the initial reviews. But I'm sure that that will get better, over time, as it learns your usage. Definitely getting through a whole day though, and that's all that's important
[Google Pixel 4 XL Questions & Answers] Zorachus:
I suppose a rooted 4 XL with the Franco kernel and his app Naptime, would extend battery life too?
[Google Pixel 4 XL Questions & Answers] SinisterXReaper:
Honestly, these days the only reason I root is for custom kernels, and adaway
[Google Pixel 4 XL Questions & Answers] krabman:
If the battery optimization time is the same as the 3XL then none of the reviewers have attained their final screen on time yet.
[Google Pixel 4 XL Questions & Answers] mgymnop:
First reviews are out and they say battery life is horrendous, especially on the 4. I'll pass. Too expensive for too many compromises.
[Google Pixel 4 XL Questions & Answers] msaitta:
I have Android 10 running on my OG Pixel XL and have zero problems with it on an older chipset and 4 GBs, but I'm sure the extra 2 GBs will be beneficial/noticeable regardless.

I suppose the people complaining the loudest fall into 1 of the following 2 categories: trolls/iphone fanbois or people who don't feel the upgrade from the 3 (or any of the last gen phones) -> 4 is worthwhile. While that's a valid concern, it's worth noting that in recent years the yearly revision has become less substantial in recent years. I've held off for 3 years so going from the OG XL to 4 XL will be a massive improvement and something I'm greatly looking forward to.