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Did a hard reset of the phone and now in the log instead of trying to connect to wifi a get a simple error

2008-07-10 17:29:32	ConnInfo	Failed (0x80004005)

All the research points to their being a problem with an sync item which probably is the email with the attachment. But why??? I've tried all different types of attachments and combinations.

Also, i did get it to work 3 times right after a hard reset but subsequent tries failed.
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] @Peterrrrr:
Recently Im not able to talk to Google Voice Search, when I speak the app dosn't hear my voice anymore.

Anyone here who have the same problem and know how to svolve it?
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 Questions & Answers] varunkp:
Hello,

I just got a Redmi Note 7 Chinese variant but I live in India and the Chinese MIUI isn't that great. I want to change it to the global ROM. I have the fastboot ROM downloaded and even the recovery ROM. I'm hoping that someone has already addressed the issue but I'm posting this because I'm not able to find any. My phone is currently running MIUI China 10.2.13 and it has received the 10.3.4 update. I haven't updated it since it might increment the arb index. Can anyone give me a confirmed, safe and working method to change my software from China to Global? I understand the risks of bootloader unlocking and all.
[LG V50 ThinQ Questions & Answers] septicoo1977:
Hallo.Does anyone have the korean version in uk?Do you get ota and have volte or wificalling?Thank you.
[LG V50 ThinQ Questions & Answers] Cryomichel:
Did you managed to enable it ?
[OnePlus 7T Pro (Regular & McLaren) Q & A] SidneyD:
Title, basically. Is it safe to use TWRP, or install LineageOS or /e/ builds based on guacamole onto the 7T Pro? Or is this phone too unique to use them? I tried looking at the upstream code here but I couldn't tell if the 7T Pro was simply not yet included, or was left out because it's not compatible. Sorry if this has an obvious answer, I am quite a noob when it comes to Android and rooting.
[OnePlus 7T Pro (Regular & McLaren) Q & A] ask77:
No 7T Pro has Android 10 out of the box and the boot and recovery partitions are different from guacamole . It is similar to 7T . No TWRP is available for 7T or 7T pro , We have to wait for more development work as these devices are one of the first to get Android 10 out of the box.
[OnePlus 7T Pro (Regular & McLaren) Q & A] SidneyD:
Thanks! This leads me to a follow up question. Does 'guacamole' refer to a specific combination of Android build and hardware? For example the OnePlus 7 and Android 9?
[OnePlus 7T Pro (Regular & McLaren) Q & A] galaxys:
No, it's the codename for the OnePlus 7 Pro.
[OnePlus 7T Pro (Regular & McLaren) Q & A] HolyChickenGuy:
Hotdog

OnePlus 7T Pro
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] MATT9711:
XDA 2 (no sim in phone at present) downloaded latest rom from O2 site. Coonected phone via cradle directly to PC and ran the utility, it finds the phone and the says your phone will be updated to version and has three new versions listed (current versions are all shown as blank) click continue and then machine sits and hangs and it the says error 112 and suggests resetting phone and trying again but the same continues to circle around.

Phone still shows usb v1.03 and cannot do anything to get out of it.

Please can any response be in plain english as i am not too much of a techy.

Any help greatly appreciated though and your knowledge is accepted but mine is less.

Matt
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] deedee:
Can you get any of the WM5/6/6,1 ROMs to install? You may just have a faulty original ROM
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] Jadel:
Bootloader 1.03? Can you do me a favour, can you take the battery out of the back of your device, and look at the sticker under where the battery goes (on the device).

What does it say? PH10A, PH10B etc
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] MATT9711:
VERSION

Ph10b Is The Number Under The Battery
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] xaine85:
*bump*

I'm having exactly the same problem, and would desperately like to try and find a solution.

I'm suspecting it's a device communication problem, as the screen showing what CD iimage version is currently on the device is listed as blank.

Once it gets to the screen where it says that the device is about to be erased before installing the update, nothing happens on the XDA 2 at all - so I imagine that it's not talking back to the computer to say "erase me".

Edit:

Problem fixed. The cause of the problem was Windows Vista. I connected the cradle to a laptop running a fresh install of XP, and was able to successfully install the upgrade ROM.
[Galaxy A3, A5, A7, A8, A9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] rizkyrafi:
Hello

Sorry for my bad english because i from indonesia

I got the problem here. When i install twrp and root on my samsung A5 2016 (A510FD) i got success for that. But when i got factory reset for my phone because on purpose, and the phone got bring to home screen to setting like the new phone. But i got com.android.phone, context service and more has stopped working and i can setting that phone

Please help me to fix it. Thank you
[Google Pixel 4 Questions & Answers] Exel:
I'm honestly on the fence..

I pre-ordered a Pixel 4 but am second guessing myself so I am curious to hear your thoughts about order the P4 rather than the P4XL.

I'm mostly worried about battery life and quite honestly the Pixel 3 felt just a tad small in the hand when I owned it.

I think my dream size would be the full size of a Galaxy S10, but that's another story..

Anyway.. help solidify my choice.

Why did you choose the Pixel 4 over the Pixel 4 XL?
[Google Pixel 4 Questions & Answers] Knight77:
I have a Pixel 3XL and I ordered a P4XL but then I cancelled and ordered a standard P4. When I bought the 3XL I was doubtful because of the dimensions but then the screen and other things convinced me. After a while my wife got a P3, the other day I realized that the screen of the P4 is slightly bigger than the 3 while keeping the same phone dimensions. I played a bit with the P3 and when I got back to my XL...well it felt huge while the 3 was fine and with the 5.7" would be almost perfect for me.

With the time I got quite ok with the XL volume but I have to admit that generally it's not really comfortable to carry and manage, it's "bareable".

Just hope the P4 battery is fine.
[Google Pixel 4 Questions & Answers] Alcolawl:
I just like a normal sized phone. I've always felt the Nexus 5X was like the perfect size for a phone. I like to be able to use my phone one handed a lot of the time and I can barely do that with my current phone. The Pixel 4 is shorter than my G7 and thinner (width-wise) as well. The XL is attractive only because of the larger battery but I prioritize ergonomics over that.
[Google Pixel 4 Questions & Answers] defconoi:
I've held the xl, I have small hands, I couldn't operate it with one hand effectively. I felt like I was going to drop it constantly. The regular pixel is perfect.
[Google Pixel 4 Questions & Answers] LTKred:
I really want the Pixel 4 over the XL. I currently have a Note 9, but it's just way too big for my hands to use comfortably, the XL is pretty much the same size as this. I'm just really worried about that small battery in the Pixel 4, otherwise I don't really have any complaints about it. I don't care that it can be unlocked with my eyes closed, that's a non-issue to me. 64GB is more than enough for my apps as I store my photos and videos online and losing unlimited original quality upload is also a non-issue for me. But that battery... ?? I hope they've worked some sort of magic into this Pixel Neural Core for better battery life, otherwise 2800mah just isn't going to cut it
[Google Pixel 4 Questions & Answers] thesebastian:
It's the closest phone to the Moto X that I can get in 2019.
[Google Pixel 4 Questions & Answers] Knight77:
Exactly!
[Google Pixel 4 Questions & Answers] skip24ftlb:
Had a play with the pixel 4 yesterday in a retailer. Compared that to the Mrs pixel 3 and my 2xl.

The pixel 4 is a nice size and to be honest, the 2xl with a military grade drop protection case is just to large.

Admittedly I've just purchased a case for the pixel 4 when it arrives with so called military grade drop protection.
[Google Pixel 4 Questions & Answers] fishsupreme:
The 4XL is just too big. At 160mm x 75 mm, it's about the size of a Nexus 6 (159 mm x 83 mm) which I had and found unusably large -- the screen is too big to be operated one-handed, even without a case.
[Google Pixel 4 Questions & Answers] nuumuun:
Size
[Google Pixel 4 Questions & Answers] 152bobby:
I pre ordered the P4 as I have smaller hands. You can't beat pure android, no bloatwear and first to get updates.

What I don't like with the Google phones, of which I have had all of them except the P3, is when a fault with the phone happens, the Google process for returning and getting a replacement is shocking, especially when I've heard loads of instances when Google send you a refurbished phone to replace what could be your brand you faulty phone.

iPhone , which I've never owned, but family members have, do not mess customers about. If you have a faulty phone still within warranty, they either repair it in store in about 2 hours or simply give you a new one on the spot.

I've never incurred a faulty Google phone yet, I'm just dreading it ever happens. Google need to review this process. I also heard instances that it takes days/weeks for the phone to come back, totally unacceptable for this day and age.
[Google Pixel 4 Questions & Answers] skip24ftlb:
Pixel 4...

Mines ordered.... it arrives tomorrow and I can claim a free Chromebook..!!!

But...

I do wish Nokia had got the 9.1 / 10 ?? ready for this side of Xmas..

Better light camera engine, new CPU, Android 1, 2 years of updates..

I cannot help but feel the p4 is just another incremental upgrade and not a huge leap forward.. but a huge amount of gimmicks... I.e soli.
[Google Pixel 4 Questions & Answers] thesebastian:
I'm going to be honest.

Pixel 2 and Pixel 4 are about the same size (what matters to me is the width, also the weight).

But pixel 2 is still much more easy to handle with one hand (and a thin case)

The extra bigger screen of the Pixel 4 makes it more difficult to handle.

Still Pixel 4 is much more comfortable with one hand than any XL/Phablet version.

But I wouldn't mind if Google in the future released an additional "Pixel XS" based on a 5" and smaller than Pixel 2
[Google Pixel 4 Questions & Answers] radlink14:
I love the P3 size so I went with the P4. I had the 2XL and 3XL and they just were too big overtime and I feel like the screen to body ratio is silly on them.

Battery sucked on my P3 and so far it sucks as well on my P4.
[Google Pixel 4 Questions & Answers] bannab:
I had the pixel 2 and was great for my small hands, I bought the 3xl and I am not happy with it, screen is too big for me to reach, I ordered the pixel 4 because is the smallest flagship with Android stock on it

I'll let you know if it is ergonomic enough when I'll receive it
[Google Pixel 4 Questions & Answers] gpvecchi:
Size. Finger crossed for the battery...
[Google Pixel 4 Questions & Answers] seburton:
Size
[Google Pixel 4 Questions & Answers] lchiu7:
I have a Nexus 6 I still use and a Moto Z2. I use the Nexus 6 at home all the time because of its larger screen on WiFi (it has no SIM card). It is rooted and running a custom ROM. I recently took both on an overseas trip and put the local SIM card in the Nexus 6 and my local one in the Z2. I probably used the Nexus 6 more than the Z2 on the trip. I had no issues with its size and my hands are not large. This is why I decided to buy the XL because 1) I can handle the larger screen size and 2) want the larger battery.
[Google Pixel 4 Questions & Answers] johnny8910:
Same

---------- Post added at 08:54 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:52 PM ----------

I've had it 24 hours.

Battery life seems ok for me, but I'm a moderate user.
[Google Pixel 4 Questions & Answers] D4rk_nVidia:
Size.

I mean you can get used to an 6,3" phone easily after a time but at the end of the day it's still way more comfortable with an smaller phone.
[Google Pixel 4 Questions & Answers] Fille84:
Size obviously
[Google Pixel 4 Questions & Answers] Ves:
Size, same reason I choose the Pixel 2 back then.

Battery wise I'm able to get through a day with my daily use with all features on. I'm often on Wi-fi so that helps from time to time
[Google Pixel 4 Questions & Answers] meek2100:
I bought it for comfort and size. Wish the battery were bigger, but oh well. With fast charging battery size doesn't matter as much these days.
[Google Pixel 4 Questions & Answers] sruel3216:
I just ordered one. Have a s10+ right now that I love but it's just too big. I wanna try a pixel again too. Had a p1xl, p2xl but skipped the p3
[Google Pixel 4 Questions & Answers] sn0warmy:
I previously had a 3 XL and a 2 XL, before that. Personally, I found those phones just slightly too big to ever use comfortably with one hand. My wife had a Pixel 3 and I always found her phone to be a more perfect size for one handed use. So this time around I ordered two Pixel 4's (one for myself and one for the wife). After just over a week I can gladly say that I have no regrets going with the 4 (non-XL). It's the perfect size to me.

Oh, and the 4 fits the wireless charger in my car, while the 3 XL was too tall to fit. So that's another added bonus.
[Google Pixel 4 Questions & Answers] housepabldroid:
i had pixel xl, pixel 2 xl, pixel 3 xl but now mine choose is pixel 4.

This because i tried the 3a and the size is so perfect to me right now. Of corse Pixel 3xl is amazing, but actually I realized that it is too big.
[Google Pixel 4 Questions & Answers] mjheid.muc:
Size. Period. :good:
[Google Pixel 4 Questions & Answers] sruel3216:
Size. I have had all big phones previously. Nexus 6, pixel 1 xl, pixel 2 xl, note 9, 6T, s10+ and now pixel 4.

It is so nice with a smaller phone now. And battery is just a little bit worse than my s10+. I get through a whole day
[Google Pixel 4 Questions & Answers] mattcoz:
The size, of course. The screen is still too big in my opinion, but it's the best sized flagship out there.
[Google Pixel 4 Questions & Answers] gr00vy0ne:
I chose the Pixel 4 because it fits into a lot of my active wear. Seriously. I like to take my phone with me when I'm out on trails and it fits into more pockets than the large XL. The one-handed usability is also key. Coming from the Pixel 2, the 5.7" screen was a massive update too so it feels like I got a bigger phone but without the bulk (even though it is a little heavier than the Pixel 2 but it's worth all the extra features.).
[Google Pixel 4 Questions & Answers] mikeprius:
I got the pixel 4 b/c I actually dont like large phones. Everyone wants the biggest phone and I had the old schoo, Nexus 6 back in the day and it was too large and too heavy. In fact, I am not happy that the pixel 4 is heavier than the 3 and slightly larger, but it is the best "smaller" phone out right now.
[Google Pixel 4 Questions & Answers] isellclear314:
I went with the 3 xl due to no fingerprint scanner, no unlimited photos on pixel 4 oh and pixel 4 has shown to bend.
[Google Pixel 4 Questions & Answers] ironman3000bro:
I wanted also the XL version but I ordered the regular size. I have small hands :) My pockets too!

I was thinking that if I'll have a big-screen phone why not just get a tablet version. So soon, I'll get one. In the meantime, I'll have the Pixel 4.

Inxs:

I've come from the generation where I witnessed the smallest mobile phones were the most expensive ones --- Nokia days. It's not quite a bit bizarre that the bigger phones are now preferred. Before portability is the advantage but now, functionality and features are the prime reason for a phone choice, and the advantages are given to the bigger versions.
[Google Pixel 4 Questions & Answers] Aerys:
After having used the Nexus 6 for almost 4 years I wanted a smaller phone but definitely a Google phone. I first thought about the Pixel 3a but then realized how much better the Pixel 4 is in terms of hardware so I choose that, can't be happier!
[Google Pixel 4 Questions & Answers] bl4dy_pt:
Size size size, the battery so far is good, I've managed 5.5h

With adaptive 90hz on, so far so good. :svetius:
[Google Pixel 4 Questions & Answers] DSF:
Size and weight. Wish it was a bit thinner on edges (coming from OnePlus 5, the device feels noticeable heavier and thicker, different weight distribution).

Hopefully more manufacturers think about people who really want compact phones!

Unfortunately the battery life is not that good.. nobody can beat apple in terms of battery performance / mAh
[Google Pixel 4 Questions & Answers] Azerox:
Had a Pixel 2 XL and rather wanted something a bit smaller. This size is perfect. I don't play games on my phone. Would probably took the XL if I would.
[Google Pixel 4 Questions & Answers] caifaz:
small hands and also I have too much stuff in my pockets
[Google Pixel 4 Questions & Answers] tkacer:
I have a somewhat different take - currently a P2 user. Almost got the XL, but initial screen issues scared me off. Size difference wasn't a factor. Always rooted prior phones and was really looking forward to installing custom ROMs. The last two years have been a real disappointment in that regard. Sure, there has been consistent custom kernel support, but very little initial, and now next to zero ROM support - especially compared to the XL model. I'm holding on to the P2 until this time next year and will be choosing between the P5 and OnePlus offerings (8T/9). I'll be keeping track of the support you all get here for ROM development, but I already see more interest in the XL version of the P4 - hope you get more action than the P2 got!
[Google Pixel 4 Questions & Answers] peikojose:
Price. 100 USD less.
[Google Pixel 4 Questions & Answers] orugas:
I came from the Pixel XL. a 5.5" screen and a decent size phone. I can manage to use it with one hand.

So I though I could get the Pixel 4 with a 5.7" screen and reduce the size of the phone it self.

Also the price drop on Amazon of the 4 contributed to the buy.

The battery was initially a concern but after a few days of use and adding some restrictions to certain apps that were battery hogs

I can make it home with my normal usage with more than 40% sometimes more than 50%. I have always had a charger at work in case I need it so battery (for now) is not a problem.

Considering buying a Battery case for the vacations so I can use the camera without restrictions.
[Google Pixel 4 Questions & Answers] Note10.1Dude:
Hey Mike,

I remember you from the Nexus 6 days. We both went to the Pixel 3 for the same reason (yet several times a week I wish for the old 6" 16:9 screen). How is the 4 coming from the 3... I just got my wife the 4 but will be sticking on the 3 myself.
[Google Pixel 4 Questions & Answers] caifaz:
in my case, small hands and I hate to have stuff in my pockets so the smaller the merrier
[Google Pixel 4 Questions & Answers] mcwilliamsmark40:
I just bought the 4 I really wanted the 4xl but I didn't wanna be completely broke after and the phone I've been using is 5.7 inches and really to be honest I sometimes have to rearrange my hand to touch the top of the screen so 5.7 really is big enough the only thing I regret is the resolution being 1080 but it's not bad I'm pretty happy with it and the xl is freaking huge I was playing with it in the store so I'm glad I got the little one perfect size for me
[Google Pixel 4 Questions & Answers] PhoenixFx:
For me it was price.

I used to be a die hard nexus/pixel fan and owned a few Nexus and Pixel phones over the last 7 years. But I was getting fed up with Google's repeated letdowns of the Pixel series and Pixel 4 for me was the final nail in the coffin with its lack of a wide angle camera, boring design, and poor battery. So I was looking to switch, but then I came across a pretty amazing deal for the Pixel 4 at a local carrier. I could get a Pixel 4 (with a free Google 7" home hub) for around AU$500 (~US$330) outright. At that price I was willing to give it a go. But I have to say I'm not overly impressed with it.. But at ~US$350 (or effectively ~$250 when factoring in the Google hub) its pretty good. But I would never have paid anywhere near the asking price for a Pixel 4 or a 4XL.
[Google Pixel 4 Questions & Answers] mikeprius:
Hey what's up ? Sorry for some reason I didn't see this notification until now. Hopefully your wife likes the Pixel 4. I have had the phone now for about 8 months. The camera from Pixel 1,2,3,4 has been "slightly" better each time, but I think unless you really scrutinize the pictures, they are good enough for point and shoot.

One thing I don't like about the Pixel 4 is it is slightly larger and heavier than the Pixel 3, but this is just being petty. The speakers are better on the Pixel 4, IMO and the display does not have issues. Camera is about the same, the face reader is sort of a gimmick for me (not important), but some people really enjoy it. I have disabled most of the radar gestures and finally my banking apps use face recognition, but the fingerprint was also fine for me as well.

I had a problem with my Pixel 3. The display failed after about 6 months and it kept flashing. Google took care of a replacement for me at no charge which I liked but I had to leave unexpectedly for a funeral and fortunately I had a 5X. That 5X had a bootloop last Dec so at this point I only have one device which is my Pixel 4.

My preference for Pixel has been:

1. Pixel 4

2. Pixel 2

3. Pixel 1

4. Pixel 3

The Pixel 1 was a bit too heavy, and the Pixel 3 just had a lot of issues. I saw there is a class action lawsuit regarding it which I am not surprised. It was the most problematic one out of all of them.

The Pixel has the best camera out of all the manufacturers (although others are good as well), plus it is a smaller phone and has instant updates each month so I still like it although the quality control issues leave a lot to be desired, but everything else has been positive.
[Google Pixel 4 Questions & Answers] DSF:
Oh man, wish the pixel 4 was as light as pixel 2 (size, weight).

But still better than what other manufacturers are bringing to the table nowadays as "compact" phones
[Google Pixel 4 Questions & Answers] mikeprius:
I think the Pixel 2 with the thin front facing speakers and size/weight was perfect. I wish they would model all future phones after it. The dimensions and front facing speakers were perfect.
[Google Pixel 4 Questions & Answers] gianton:
Size was first reason and second was that it was cheaper.

Coming from the OnePlus 7 Pro, I'm really happy to have a small device again.

Very glad with my white Pixel 4!
[Google Pixel 4 Questions & Answers] rocku_dj2000:
Wanted the stock experience on a compact device.. Hence went for the P4
[Google Pixel 4 Questions & Answers] maxolini:
Price

I got mine at 399 24 payments no interest.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Accessories] dboyrusky01:
Did anyone find a good fast car charger?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Accessories] fakhreza:
Try any type from Anker. As long as it has qualcomm fast charging, it is fast enough. Only a couple minutes behind stock samsung charger.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Accessories] vinhraido:
I have advice for you.

I think you should go to the stores and look for them, they have lots and their staff will advise you.