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[Android Apps and Games] MustiSaydam1903:
Can you please send me the promo code
[Android Apps and Games] Marcel Nooij:
I would like to get a code please
[Android Apps and Games] AndreyStudio:
Version 2.00 published:

* Video shoot added

* Some minor improvements
[Android Apps and Games] AndreyStudio:
Version 3.03 published:

* Preview image stabilization

* Stability improvements

* Some minor improvements

* New package name
[Android Apps and Games] Poonam@:
...if root function improves the performance...

please can I hava promo code,

thanks and regards.
[Android Apps and Games] ajaysms:
Can I hava promo code please.
[Android Apps and Games] MustiSaydam1903:
Dude where are your app? I used promo code. But I can't find this app
[Android Apps and Games] breath21:
Up
[Asus Zenfone Max M2 Questions & Answers] kumar87:
I had upgraded to the latest Android pie version but facing some issues and need help to resolve them.

1. My calls are not transferring to my car stereo but I can play music using Bluetooth. I was able to use in Android Oreo 8.1 stock rom.

2. Network signal guru app is not working (no forcing features) now on Android pie but was working perfectly fine in Android Oreo 8.1 stock rom.

3. Unable to open diag port in Android pie.

Need help.
[Asus Zenfone Max M2 Questions & Answers] nitishdk:
post the query on twitter tagging asus india handle maybe some help
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] Septfox:
It's come to the point that I can justify retiring my old xt1254; dunno if the onboard storage is going or what, but even following a clean flash and accounting for BCL slowdowns, it's been running exceedingly badly lately.

Verizon is also axing CDMA soon, so it's a good time to give them the middle finger once and for all. Gonna get me a H932(U if possible for not much more, may as well) to hopefully maintain similar coverage.

Anyway.

How're your batteries holding up? What kind of capacity loss have you experienced over the last couple years, anyone needed to outright replace yet?

How are your display panels holding up under normal use?
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] ChazzMatt:
Hey! Very good to see you!

Mine are still fine.

Verizon actually announced they are keeping CDMA for one more year. Not enough people ready. Now end of 2020:

https://stopthecap.com/2019/08/01/verizon-delays-shutdown-of-3g-cdma-network-until-the-end-of-2020/

Rooting T-MOBILE H932 is harder than the others. Really only buy that one of you're a T-Mobile customer.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] immns:
I dunno much about coverage, it's good enough i think. my phone (h932) got swollen battery after 1 year usage, but still it always got over 4hrs screen on time, and about 16hrs daily usage :D. Possible reason: charger. The Display, never have any issue so far, only faded oleo-phobic coating that makes your screen not smooth as new.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] tech_infinity:
Both battery and display are great after a year of Heavy usage.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] HKSpeed:
No problems with battery and screen since I got my H932 in May 2018. My battery doesn't last as long. Maybe a 10% drop, but that's to be expected for any phone after 16 months. My friend has the same phone since March 2018 and no problems.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] ern88:
I have it mine since day one release. And everything is working the same. I used an app to measure battery life. It recorded I lost 11% off my battery.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] Septfox:
Yo!

I've been lurking off and on, not completely absent; the last year and a half have been a huge horrible mess and things are finally calming down. I was around for some of the LAFsploit brilliance in particular.

Well good for them. Their service has been deteriorating in this area regardless, to the point where I'd probably be better off on GSM anyway, so they can still go shove it :v

Need b71 for CDMA-equivalent coverage, so I'll be needing the TMO radio. Unless someone figured out how to get the US998 to pick it up?

I also considered getting a v35 and crossflashing it if needed, but by the sounds of it I'd be incurring some extra cost to unlock and root. Still, the memory upgrade would be nice for future-proofing...hmmm...

Not terribly unlikely. Phones don't usually have much spike suppression, so a crappy charger or even a defective good charger can do some really bad things. On the other hand, li-ion/li-po batteries are sensitive; some minor manufacturing defect might have just taken a while to make trouble. Who knows! It's a testament to LG's kernel efficiency that you were still getting decent battery life.

As I recall, after their cluster**** of exploding phones and mass-bricking of still-functioning ones, Samscum started making an aim for 5% capacity loss over two years (and using it as a selling point, I think to help justify their prices). The impression from LG's marketing was that they weren't going to match that specifically, but they were going to try harder than other manufacturers.

10% doesn't seem too unreasonable to me either, and glue aside, the battery isn't too bad to get at :good:
[HTC Excalibur] ahmetce:
Excalibur WM 6.1 Turkish Is there the language?

turkish language Which is there rom?
[HTC Excalibur] ahmetce:
wm 6.1 turkish??????????
[HTC Excalibur] :
So far, there aren't many different langauges available for WM6.1.
[HTC Excalibur] ahmetce:
Who can produce ?
[Samsung Galaxy A3, A5, A7 (2017) Questions & Answe] UTNT:
I decided to install LineageOS 16.0 on my Galaxy A3 2017 (SM-A320FL). However, after flashing it, OpenGApps, and the SU addon, I could no longer access the Wi-Fi. When I turned it on, it would turn itself back off. After a reboot, it worked fine. After another reboot, it wouldn't work again. Rebooting it more times wouldn't fix it. I tried reflashing it, same results. I tried reflashing it again, but no difference. How can I fix it?

EDIT: I also noticed that occasionally, I get an issue that when the device is put into sleep mode, after a few minutes of standby it will refuse to wake up. Could this be a related problem?

EDIT 2: I discovered that it was Magisk causing the issue (flashing Magisk instead of AddonSU allowed me to replicate the issue, the build where the bug occured had Magisk embedded), but I'd quite like to be able to use Magisk instead of AddonSU. Any way to make it compatible?
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] luvis:
I tried installing the latest samsung camera apk but it won't install, I'm assuming it's because I don't have a Samsung phone? or is there a way to install it? Or does anyone know of a port? My wife has a Samsung galaxy s10 and the camera is awesome so I wanted to try it out. I'm using the gcsm already which is a huge improvement from the op camera which really doesn't take very good photos imo..
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] DaOldMan:
I wouldn't hold my breath. Samsung propriety apps rely heavily on Samsung frameworks so it is extremely unlikely to come. It's mpossible to port. Also the app is not the reason for the camera quality of Samsung it's more the hardware they have.

Use gcam if you want, version 7 is coming soon. Google camera quality is more app dependent.
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] luvis:
Thanks, solid info, appreciate it!
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] ssaevoli:
Hi,

So i own a poco f1. I have installed a number of custom roms on this phone. But the reason I had to switch everytime is because of a constant voicecall issue. The issue, muffled voice heard from people i call and vice-versa and my voice is not understandable. I noticed this issue to persist only on custom roms as all miui roms (current 10.3.8 global) seems to not have this issue.

The build.prop tweak (disabling fluencetype to 'none') also didnt work.

And so, here I am, I guess.....

Thanks in advance
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] nosiobadx:
I'm dealing the same f4cking problem, I think the phone is using top much as main mic and bottom as noise cancelling and it's a pain in the as5
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] esuhl:
Have you tried LineageOS? I was thinking of installing it, but I won't if there are problems with voice calls...

Cheers :)
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] nosiobadx:
I tried NitrogenOS, Havoc, Miui, Miui me, Miui eu, miroom and all have that godamn issue,
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] ssaevoli:
here i am fixin my own issue, hah

if build.prop fails and nothing makes sense (like how bricks could technically be domesticated rocks)...

use pixel experience, it worked for this device. (....bye bye customizations)

sorry for the trouble and do share if u got a better solution. see u around.
[Xiaomi Mi Max 2  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Othe] sinhapratik.11136:
BUGS ENCOUNTERED

1. While booting up, its asking for passcode pattern lock. Even after flashing it via SD Card, its having the same condition.

2. Data carrier issue. Mobile data is not getting connected.

3. Slow connectivity in WIFI.

Initial Boot up were having issues, So never went for further details. Cant update on apps responding towards ROM.
[Xiaomi Mi Max 2  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Othe] MaheshTechnicals:
Answer :

(1) your first bug is not Rom issue it's your phone issue u need to flash latest fastboot Rom on your phone. After that flash recovery and flash Rom via internal storage.

(2) data issue. You need to add apn settings manually. It will fix your issue.

(3) slow conectivity of wifi it is source issue.
[Xiaomi Mi Max 2  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Othe] zys0797:
Why ？ I installing the ROM no messages app?Camera application cannot be used.
[Xiaomi Mi Max 2  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Othe] MaheshTechnicals:
Flash gapps mini bro or install that apps manually. Camera works when u will flash gapps
[Xiaomi Mi Max 2  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Othe] sinhapratik.11136:
Pixy's OS Update

Tryout 1:

Flashed the rom after flashing stock ROM using miflash tool.

Suceeded! But just after 2nd boot the ROM went into bootloop.

Tryout 2:

Reflashed the ROM using TWRP and just after flashing the gapps the ROM started showing some screen glitches after booting up.

Tryout 3:

Reflashed Stock ROM(miflash tool)

then, ROM.

Evry thing well and good. Really stable ROM.

But, I faced one issues that was duing calling, THe Phone app(calling) gets freezed up which hanging up. The same thing I saw in HAVOC OS. So restated everything and tried COSMIC OS.

Till now, far and good. Thanks a lot for keeping the 9.0 versions alive.

A big shoutout to [MENTION=7119427]MaheshTechnicals[/MENTION] for the updates.
[Xiaomi Mi Max 2  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Othe] zys0797:
not support Quick Charge.
[Xiaomi Mi Max 2  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Othe] lekhraj.gupta@gmail.com:
why same comment on all threads? you already know it.
[Xiaomi Mi Max 2  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Othe] zys0797:
I am really sorry about this, I used a lot of ROM. But noone support fast charging. Fast charging is really important to me. Can you tell me what 's available for ROM to support fast charging?
[Xiaomi Mi Max 2  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Othe] RayfG:
HavocOs with Hardrock kernel support fastcharge.

Mine is very OK.
[Vivo Z1 Pro Questions & Answers] Psy Naveen:
how to remove pre installed apps in z1 pro ?
[Palm Treo 750] fbloise:
Hi!

I just want to know if any of you guys have tested the new Opera 9 (I think 9.5), the one that came with the Diamond and that has been ported to many other devices in you Treos 750.

I want to know if the QVGA .cab of Opera is fully compatible with a Treo 750v since I'm buying a new one tomorrow and I need to know.

I use my phone (right now a Sony ericsson K850) mainly for texting, emails (exchange included) and for browsing Opera mini 4.

Thanks
[Palm Treo 750] tchan012:
funny you should ask. i just installed opera 9.5 on my treo750 and this was the first site i visited. it works grea even though i installed the same one as my Kaiser and i was worried if the square screen on the treo would be problematic, but no its not. it works great and is responsive, even on tmobile edge network here in the US. obviously my kaiser on att is faster coz of 3g, but opera 9.5 is fast a hell. i tried deepfish, opera mini and 9.5 - this is the best so far.
[Redmi K20 Pro / Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro Guides, News, & D] Sinner1970:
Hi guys,

I want to buy a K20/9T Pro from Aliexpress and have noticed that the sellers are offering them with Chinese ROM and, at a higher price, a Global ROM.

Now there Global ROM versions are in fact Chinese versions with some Global ROM flashed on it, resulting in Google Pay not working and what not.

Now my (quick) question.

For someone that has tinkered with custom ROMs in the past..

Can I just buy the (unlocked) Chinese ROM version and simply flash a good Global ROM on it so that everything works well or isn't is as simple like that?

Just want to know if it's worth to save a few ($25-ish) bucks and do it myself or (if it takes 4826 steps) just buy the CN version flashed with Global rom and be done with it..
[Redmi K20 Pro / Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro Guides, News, & D] big_b0sss:
Yes it's fairly easy if the bootloader is already unlocked you can flash global rom or eu rom easily. There are tons of instructions how to worst case scenario if the bootloader is locked there is a wait but then again if you buy a phone that already has unlocked bootloader and by accident if you lock the bootloader you would need to get the mi account details that was linked with the phone when the bootloader was unlocked which is impossible so get a phone with locked bootloader in my opinion. In my case I imported unlocked bootloader with a fake global rom installed I am extra careful tho when I use mi flash software incase I lock the bootloader by accident
[Redmi K20 Pro / Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro Guides, News, & D] Sinner1970:
Hey thanks for the heads up, I'll try and find one with a locked bootloader. :good:

To be honest I'm still trying to decide what to get. The 6/128 K20 or the 6/128 K20 Pro. I don't play games or use computing-heavy apps on my phone so

the faster CPU is not really important to me. I'm trying to find out if there are any other noticeable differences (display/camera) between the two models.
[Redmi K20 Pro / Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro Guides, News, & D] Robbo.5000:
They are more or less identical, other than the SoC.

As far as I'm aware there are 2 other differences between then.

First is the main camera sensor. Both have a Sony 48MP sensor that give identical performance, except that the K20 sensor can only record 4K video at 30fps, instead of the 60fps that the sensor in the Pro version can do. This slightly lesser sensor was used because the SD730 can only do 4K video at 30fps, so it was pointless putting in the slightly better sensor.

Second, the K20 only charges at 18W compared to 27W of the Pro version (provided you purchase a separate charger that can charge at that speed)

If you don't care about having the best just for the sake of it and you don't need the excess performance of the Pro, then the regular K20 probably makes more sense, though one thing to consider is that K20 Pro does seem to have more active custom Rom development, if you are someone that likes to put custom ROMs on your phones.
[Redmi K20 Pro / Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro Guides, News, & D] Sinner1970:
Good point, I'm going for the K20 Pro then. Thanks for explaining! :)
[Redmi K20 Pro / Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro Guides, News, & D] Aimara:
k20 pro has a separate qualcomm audio dac as well , k 20 doesnt ?
[Redmi K20 Pro / Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro Guides, News, & D] thiagodark:
It's pretty easy, but, if you do want to stay with miui global you should consider to buy 9t pro, instead k20 pro, as you can live with it without touching bootloader. that's the price difference that you should analyze... If it is too much for you, buy a Chinese k20 pro with locked bootloader. There's no point to pay more to have same device with a side loaded rom with unknown source...
[Redmi K20 Pro / Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro Guides, News, & D] Sinner1970:
Waitwaitwait... 9T pro and K20 pro are not identical? :eek:
[Redmi K20 Pro / Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro Guides, News, & D] thiagodark:
Hardware, yes... Software, no.

Since you can only lock your bootloader with original region rom, it makes some differences.

K20 pro is Chinese (or Indian) version and comes with Chinese miui OS. If you don't live china, or speak Chinese, certainly you will want to flash global rom (or European), and if you do so, as I said, you have to live with unlocked bootloader. Locking bootloader with rom from another region will brick your device.

In the other hand, if you buy a global VERSION (9T PRO). It will come with global rom AND a locked bootloader, as it design for global market.

Of course, if you have a global version (9t pro) and want to flash a chinese or a Indian rom, you have to unlock your bootloader and, after flashed, can't lock it either. But it is a really rare situation, the common is the other way.

The consequences of having an unlocked bootloader is that some apps can be problematics, usually financial ones (I don't have any, but some people here seems to have it. From my perspective, Indian dudes use to suffer with it most commonly...)

Anyway, you can fix it with magisk... But, at this point you have notice it is like a cat and mouse game (you have to solve potentials problems that it may cause) and many people really don't want to deal with this things. They wants to take it out the box and use it. That is not the case with k20 pro version...

If you look in AliExpress, you gonna see two types of "globals" devices.

There are "K20 Pro with global ROM" and "9t pro global version"...

For customs roms, forget everything I said

As it requires unlocked bootloader anyway, both devices will act identical...
[Redmi K20 Pro / Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro Guides, News, & D] Aimara:
nope , mi 9t pro is a official global set , it has more banding then k20 pro , personally mine country has the required band in k20 pro that why i got it , i cant even bother to unlock it since china rom has been ok so far, suggest you do more research first about your country bands first .
[Redmi K20 Pro / Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro Guides, News, & D] Sinner1970:
OK, so what I have found (all 6Gb/128Gb models) so far on aliexpress is:

K20 CN ROM: $269, unlocked bootloader

K20 GL ROM: $285, unlocked bootloader

K20 pro CN ROM: $340, unlocked bootloader

K20 pro GL ROM: $349, unlocked bootloader

9T Global: $309, unknown bootloader (seller didn't answer)

9T pro Global: $449, unknown bootloader (seller didn't answer)

I am not sure if every K20 (pro) with CN ROM has an unlocked bootloader but all sellers I asked said that theirs do.

Anyway.. I decided to go with the K20 Pro with Global ROM even tho that would mean the NFC/GPay not working,

the little price difference of $9 isn't worth (imho) the hassle/risk of installing a global rom myself. The price difference

between a K20 Pro and a 9T Pro (a cool $100) is too much for me as I really need NFC/Gpay thát badly.

Decision made, am ordering it next week (before the prices go up for 11/11). Thank you all for your explanations and help. :good:
[Redmi K20 Pro / Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro Guides, News, & D] Robbo.5000:
Chinese phones with a Chinese ROM will probably not come with an unlocked bootloader. Normally with the Xiaomi sellers on AliExpress, if you wanted it unlocked you would need to specifically request it.

Same with the EU phones they sell. They will normally come with the bootloader still locked and still on the original EU ROM.

I would recommend you get the Chinese phone with the Chinese ROM, and ask for it to be sent still factory sealed. Then unlock it yourself and install the global ROM. This way you know the quality of the ROM. Getting it with a global ROM already installed, it probably will be an official global ROM, but there's no guarantee that it will be unmodified. Personally I don't think it's worth the risk that it might have something dodgy injected into it.
[Redmi K20 Pro / Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro Guides, News, & D] thiagodark:
Imho, Chinese k20 pro with unlocked bootloader and an

unknown globall rom installed had less value if compared with a chinese sealed and locked bootloader. The reason is: 1) if you unlock your bootloader by yourself, you will have the phone associated to YOUR mi account, what makes it easier to get support if something goes wrong. 2) you will install whatever rom you want, downloaded from xiaomi server (or any custom you want), it's really more safe than use a unknown rom that came with your device...

What people should understand is: unlock bootloader opens your phone to third party and not certificated softwares (and this is what you usually want) but, for the same reason, it makes the device more vulnerable to potentially dangerous softwares. When YOU are unlocking it, you can assure what you are flashing and loading through this way you opened.

When a third person gives you an unlocked device, you cannot be sure what was made before it gets in your hand...

So, it's really better get a locked device and do everything by yourself...
[Redmi K20 Pro / Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro Guides, News, & D] Sinner1970:
I never gave the unlocked/privacy/mi-account -part much thought to be honest. You guys have a very valid point there.

So what you all are saying is that it is better to buy a "untouched, sealed in box" K20 pro with Chinese ROM, unlock the bootloader (7 days wait) through the xiaomi site, and then flash a Global ROM on it?
[Redmi K20 Pro / Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro Guides, News, & D] thiagodark:
Yes, better and cheaper...
[Redmi K20 Pro / Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro Guides, News, & D] b0b3rman:
Yes thats exactly what I did, I flashed xiaomi.eu rom after I unlocked it and it works like a charm. One of the best purchases I have made this phone :)

Edit - Also if you buy a CN version with a "fake" global ROM and they somehow managed to lock the bootloader you will run into problems if you wish to flash another ROM that require many steps to fix as mentioned in the lengthy second post in this thread https://xdaforums.com/k20-pro/how-to/redmi-k20-pro-firmware-10-3-8-0-9-6-13-t3939647

So imho stay away from those with a global rom on them.
[Redmi K20 Pro / Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro Guides, News, & D] Dionisiobsilva:
I have a K20 PRO with bootloader unlocked, can I run a Mi9T PRO ROM on it? After all, they are the same devices.
[Redmi K20 Pro / Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro Guides, News, & D] Robbo.5000:
Yes. Flash a fastboot ROM in the Mi Flash Tool for the region you want (European or global).

Just remember. YOU MUST CHANGE THE DEFAULT FLASH OPTION IN THE MI FLASH TOOL.

If you flash a ROM for a different region to the phone you cannot lock the bootloader. If you use the 'clean all and lock' option you will hard brick the phone. You must change the flash option to 'clean all'.
[Redmi K20 Pro / Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro Guides, News, & D] Sinner1970:
I have a "noob" question: Will flashing a Mi9T Pro (or custom) ROM on a chinese K20 Pro unlock/reveal the B20 (800mhz) band or is that a hardware thing?
[Redmi K20 Pro / Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro Guides, News, & D] Robbo.5000:
No, flashing ROMs or firmware for different regions will neither enable or disable any bands.
[Redmi K20 Pro / Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro Guides, News, & D] thiagodark:
No, it wont unlock. It's a software thing, but low level, it cant be touched by common user's tools...
[Redmi K20 Pro / Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro Guides, News, & D] Sinner1970:
Thanks a lot for all your help guys, I really appreciate it!

I was quite busy the past 2 weeks and didn't have time to make up my mind and order a phone. Well.. Luckily I must say.

Thing is that I have a financial stroke of luck this week and just ordered a Redmi K20 Pro "exclusive edition" from aliexpress.

It's one with a locked bootloader, Chinese rom (has English language too) and in a unopened (sealed) package. Color: Red.

As there are no roms for this model now because of the 855+ (an overclocked 855) cpu, I'll just stick with the Chinese ROM

with the English language and install google services myself. There are enough howto's on youtube so that's gonna be easy.

I'm really excited about this phone. Can't wait until it arrives and hope it will last me at least 2 (or maybe even 3) years.

They promised to try to ship it tomorrow, or monday max so it should be here before the next weekend. Happy happy :good: