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[General Topics] naplesbill:
I actually like the sleek black look of the Touch Pro much better than the X1. I am also not a Sony fan but I do like the X1. If both were available right now I'd choose the Touch Pro.
[General Topics] _Frosty_:
the sony does look good, interested by the 'optical joysitck' but i'm like htc devices theses day :)

to me the pro seems the closest to a universal update, love that phone, one i doubt i'd ever sell...

the poccesser is one of the main things that grabs me, and i was eyeing up the diamond as my next upgrade
[General Topics] Rudegar:
htc makes x1 for sony
[General Topics] _Frosty_:
ha ha explains how simular they look
[Google Pixel 3 XL Questions & Answers] Matthew98405:
As the title says, I can't get TWRP to mount any useful partitions like /system and /data. It seems to be a common problem according to the issues page on GitHub, but does anyone have any kind of workaround for this?
[Google Pixel 3 XL Questions & Answers] sliding_billy:
Are you on Android 10? There is no TWRP yet, period. Lots of threads and comments in the actual TWRP thread. Besides that, /system is locked down in 10.
[OnePlus 7T Questions & Answers] speedihb2k15:
Help i bricked my new 1+ Mclaren 7t pro and when i try to boot using TWRP i keep getting this error (remote: Failed to load/authenticate boot image: Load Error)
[OnePlus 7T Questions & Answers] derern:
This is the 7T forum. Might want to ask in the 7T Pro one.
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] Razmab123:
Hi Guys,

I've formatted my phone using the recovery menu and now i cannot setup my phone due to the google FRP.

what can i do in order to start setting up my Galaxy S9+. (SM-G975F)

Thank you!
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] Klown80:
You will just need to enter the Gmail address and password used last on the phone before you reset it.
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] Razmab123:
The problem is my device was stolen and now found by the police which they returned to me with the theft account.

I have the original box, receipt and everything that can confirm the device is mine.

what can I do in that case ?
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] sentinelvdx:
I would call Samsung support then

Sent from S.G. S9 Plus Duos using Tapatalk
[Xiaomi Mi CC9 / Mi 9 Lite Questions & Answers] Majid.J:
Hi

I have issue with brightness,auto brightness is off but the phone still changing brightness in Sunlight.

Mi 9 lite miui 11

Do you have this problem?
[Xiaomi Mi CC9 / Mi 9 Lite Questions & Answers] juvjunior:
Not me. Format data and reflash the ROM I would suggest.
[Xiaomi Mi CC9 / Mi 9 Lite Questions & Answers] crisDvlpr:
Yes, the same thing happens in MIUI 11
[Xiaomi Mi CC9 / Mi 9 Lite Questions & Answers] Drifter_minas:
It's normal

It's normal cause if you set the brightness to 0, then you won't be able to see the screen to change it again!
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yoogi200000:
hello there ;

i have a rooted nexus 5x recently i installed pixel experience from official site "2019/07/12 04:57	PixelExperience_bullhead-9.0-20190712-0457-OFFICIAL.zip" and flashed it without any problem.

everything works fine except for the hotspot , it runs well when i turn it on ,but the problem is when i turn it off either from the top bar or from settings even from any external apk the phone just freezes for a few seconds then restart by its own .

if there any solution ,i will be thankful since i don't wanna lose my data

thank you in advance ;
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] KaiserVideoDriver:
thinking about utilizing my kaiser's gps for road trip, i figure i'd ask for advice before jumped in buying gps software (since i don't have a guarantee to be able to load google map at all times). let me hear it if you've done road trips using kaiser as your main gps device & how reliable is it - of course it'll run on car's power plug - does it get overheat or have any issue receiving call when gps software is active etc?

thanks in advance guys.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] gwnorth:
I use AT&T's Telenav and have made trips with the Tilt running for up to 5-6 hours at a stretch, no problems. I just have it in a Brodit car mount, use a car charger and use my Jabra BT8040 for the street names and voice directions when I need it. Since Telenav is using a data connection, it drops out if a call comes in on an EDGE connection. Keeps going fine if in a 3G area though.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] antihrist:
i use kaiser with garmin and adria route maps and everything works fine. no overheating, no problem with calls. you just have to make sure to get the right maps for your needs (up to date, covering your area of interests...)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] push2flush:
gps

i use my tilt as my only GPS, and with the tomtom6 software loaded onto it, its taken me hundreds of miles all over the US with no issues. I recommend using this and not buying another GPS, especially since the tomtom software makes it identical to any other tomtom device
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] RogueTrooper:
It's nice to have google maps, windows live installed to use when you can, but it's hard to beat something like TomTom or iGo8 if you want to splurge..

Definitely recommend getting a car mount (that you can swivel!) and a car charger and your battery gets chewed up QUICK when using GPS...

Enjoy!

-RT
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] drutort:
i used it at a last min, with google maps on a trip, of course having gps and edge on at the same time kills the battery, but having it charge in car was fine :) it worked well, just wish i could have faster then edge connection with us tmo :)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] Flying Kiwi:
Tomtom Navigator worked reliably under my TyTN IIs original WM 6.0 firmware (allbeit a little like watching a slideshow at times) but now under HTCs latest 6.1 release, GPS performance is very erratic and it takes ages to get a fix in most cases. HTC needs to come up with a fix to this issue so I suggest you steer clear of the HTC WM 6.1 update until it's been resolved.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] pinx:
It's perfectly suitable for this kind of use.

Don't forget about car charger, I've bought mine off eBay for silly price :D
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] khaytsus:
Yep, I'll throw in my $.02 too. Great for road navigation, sucks for much else. It's off by 15-20 feet at all times, jumps around randomly, and altitude is always WAY off, but none of that matters with road nav software as they "snap to road".

There *is* the occational time I'll have TomTom suddenly think I'm on a nearby road, like if two are closely parallelling each other (say, interstate and small road beside it) and once or twice I've had it think I'm on a cross street I'm approaching, but rarely is it more than you might see it blip over to the wrong street, start recalculating, then jump back.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] AthenaLod:
reliable

here is my 2 cents having just used it on a 1500 mile week-long roadtrip a week ago. simply, it was as awesome as it can get. i had tomtom 6 with the latest US-Canada map on my 2GB microSD.

before setting sail, i saved all the addresses i wanted to go to as FAVs, and just went off, no problems getting a signal, and the signal was accurate enough for driving.

when i needed to look for a POI that TomTom didn't have, I would just start Google Maps for Mobile and find it. I was also running Mologogo to allow family to know where I was. GPS photos where also nice to have.

as others pointed out, a windshield mount and a car charger are musts.

the only problem I had (couldn't explain, but didn't cause enough problems to research) was that it would heat up really good (of course being exposed to direct sun light helped) that it would start flashing red while being charged, and i had to stop charging to get it back to flashing green. I then found that brining it next to the AC :) actually helped in keeping it charging.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] drutort:
ya ill 2nd that it does get really hot while using gps and internet while trying to charge it... but i only used it for short times 20-30min and when you have a super long road u dont need it, i dont use it to tell me every direction i was a copilot ;)

i think most gps sucks at accurate position or even giving live directions, thats why i dont use it in such a way, only to see the map and were I am in relation to the directions.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] gwnorth:
I think the GPS is very accurate. With Google Maps, if I stand at the end of my driveway and zoom into the sat view of my home, it's got me pegged to within a meter or so, easily (even clearly indicating which side of the driveway I'm on, and it's only about 13m wide at that point). And, as soon as I start walking, "my location" starts moving along too.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] jrd:
I use it with Garmin Mobile XT (GMXT) software for road navigation and it works quite well. Must have a car charget as it drains battery a lot. GPS is sometimes slow to lock (even with QuickGPS data), so you can't expect to turn it on and be navigating within 30 seconds everytime. Other than it is perfect - only one device to carry. Good maps, voice directions etc...
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] lifanus:
My suggestion is to get a entry level Garmin or Tomtom automotive gps cost less than $130 and is designed to be used for extended period of time repeatedly and have maps of entire North America.

In my opinion phones are not designed to be running for so many hours constantly, some inner parts might be aging (pcb boards becomes dark and burned looking) without you knowing it. Especially in the hotter areas where the dashboard temperature could reach 160 degrees easily since it's constantly exposed to the sun. GPS on the phone works as a backup when you are far from your car in a totally strange place. Automotive GPS are designed to be used in such harsh conditions.

Also consider the network coverage of the phones if you are using one of the free services, as when you are out of the internet service, you can't get any map update...... So in the long run an entry level GPS w/maps saves you more money, since they cost about same as a piece of software for your phone that probably does not get updated as often as each company's regular automotive GPS products.

So what I am trying to say is:

Save your delicate Tilt/TyTN II, and get a GPS! You can find discontinued Garmin GPS products on eBay for heck cheap, for example the Garmin C320 that my girlfriend still uses since I bought it years ago, and gave to her when I upgraded to C580, goes for around $60-70 and it's one of the best GPS I've used.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] jordinho:
just went to georgia and back with garmin mobile xt + 2009 maps installed, no problems at all.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] bigman2:
I have tried it on long journeys using tomtom, route66, garminxt and miomaps.

Works fine using any of this s/w. I found the new Diamond ROMs slowed tomtomt down when getting a satellite fix. It took at least 10 minutes at the best of times. I have gone back to one of Duttys 6.1 ROMS and it is all working fine again.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] The Reaper:
I use GPS tuner V5.0 for GPS, you can create your own maps, waypoints etc. No tomtom in this part of the world, but Mapking works good too.

Be sure to have a charger nearby though...
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] KaiserVideoDriver:
Thank you guys for the advice

It's awesome to hear from your experiences in a way that gives me an idea how much should I expect from my Kaiser, well I guess I'll try to use it only when I need directions the most (i.e. within cities) as opposed to "continue on highway XYZ for 80 miles, drive straight ahead, straight ahead, 79 more miles c'mon you can do it, ...."

and thank you guys also to be kind enough providing some info for the GPS software, I'm entirely grateful :)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] cproaudio:
If you're taking a long trips over 1 hour DO NOT USE GOOGLE MAPS!!! even if you have a car charger. Google maps requires a constant data connection to update its maps on top of keeping the screen on and powering the internal GPS receiver. The drain is more than the car charger can handle. The phone will get hot with in 30 minutes of google maps usage. If you dont have a car charger Google Maps will kill your fully charged standard battery less than 4 hours if you're on EDGE, less than 3 hours if you're on 3G. Stay away from Google Maps for long trips. The only time I use Google Maps on a long trip is to check for traffic.

A dedicated GPS navigation software like TomTom, iGuidance, Destinator, Garmin mobile work best for long trips. The drain is minimal. The car charger will handle TomTom, iGuidance or Destinator for hours and hours without any problem. The phone doesnt get as hot plus it actually charges the phone. As for its actual useage and practicality, TomTom software is just as good as the dedicated TomTom. The interface is the same. High end TomTom may have more options but that's about it. It gets you from point A to point B. It may not take you on a route that you like but it'll get you there. It automatically reroutes and recalculates if you miss a turn. Like any other GPS device, if you need to change destination or search for POI hand it to the passanger and let them do it.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] gwnorth:
I'd say you need a better car charger. I use AT&T Nav, which also uses a constant data connection for maps and real time traffic updates. When I've used mine for whole days of constant use (ferrying people around D.C. and greater area one weekend for a work function), my car charger managed to keep it fully charged the whole time (and I made/received quite a few calls and emails those days too, plus did a fair bit of web surfing).

Sure, the back got a little warm, but honestly, I feel the device is not harmed by it - in fact, I'd argue it's designed for such use. just like people who use wifi for long periods or who get tons of push mail daily and so forth. Heck, mine gets pretty warm just using wifi when updating my RSS and podcast feeds every day. Does it have thermal overload protection anyway? I would not be surprised if it did.

The screen LEDs are not likely going to burn out from constant use in the lifetime of the device (which for even the most infrequent user won't be more then several or so years). You figure an LED should be good for at least, say 50,000 hours (?) which is over 10 years if on for 12hrs every single day.

The heat may kill the battery a bit sooner then later, but after one year or two at most of 24/7 use (I never turn my phone off), the battery will be shot anyway.

I say just use the thing - what's the point of such a device if you cannot use it for the things it is supposedly intended for? Anyhow, that's how I use mine, and it's doing just fine.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] kahibbi:
It works nice with Co-Pilot 7.0. I personally liked Co-Pilot 6.0 on my 8125 because of text-to-speech functionality, which is missing in version 7.0. But the gps functionality is spot on most of the time.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] gullum:
I've used tomtom for some longer trips in Denmark works realy good when my Girlfrien didn't direct me :D missed several turns.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] udhayam:
Too Good GPS

I am using the GPS for the last 6 months with Tomtom and had travelled more than 7000 miles. Its really good and my friends were really amazed by its precision. I was using TomTom device before HTC. Comparing with that, I can see any major differences.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] moegdaog:
check the beggining of this software forum and youll see a thead for TOMTOM7 and a downloadable .cab for TOMTOM 7...its a taster version which is a full version of the app but you have to purchase the maps. This TT7 app is a taster version so that people can try it out and want to buy more maps and keep the software. Once you install the TT7 you will be able to download ONE free map....so that you can see how the program performs. GPS software on a phone is awesom and i use it almost everyday in washington

d.c where i work because the streets are very confusing sometimes and the turn by turn drections are bananas, im about to buy the phone mount and use my phones GPS till i get one for my car. And theres none if any difference in the software with TT made for PPC or TT made for cars. Also you can use live search and googlemaps for certain gps aspects but those two tools are the poor mans version of TOMTOM or Garmin. Once you see how TT7 runs on your phone you will immediately buy the maps...and guys dont talk about d/ling maps that is warez and grounds for suspension from the site, thank you
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] seederjed:
As one who flies around the lower 48 states for work, I use exclusively MSLive Search. This has been accurate and reliable for the different cities i've been to. The latest version has more options than befor. It is available for free from the MS website.

https://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobile/software/livesearch.mspx

sure is hard to beat free
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] redbandana:
this doesn't really act as a true gps system, however, it has many advantages and I as well use it often :)

In topic of this thread, I have stuck with TomTom since day one and it has worked great. Today we got lost in the woods of Vermont and TomTom got us out and back to the main road. Fairly impressive I must say :)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] Woodalia:
works well, keep it charging

tomtom got me from MN to florida with stops along the way. no problems however you will want to keep it plugged in. gps sucks the life out of the battery in about an hour.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] pen25:
i use it all the time. on top of the road trips i use it to work out with using gps tuner. i have tested the kaiser side by side with mtk chipset and sirfIII and they were all very close. you wont find one gps reciver that will get you to within a couple feet of yourself 100% all the time so dont let someone tell you the garmin is better. taking the raw nmea data files as a recorded track you can do overlays in google maps and you can see they all bounce around. that is unless yuo spend big money on a commercial unit. use a car charger and your good to go. I use inav 4.1 and works great for driving nav and again i use gps tuner for working out which records my track logs.

one thing i dislike about tomtom is it messed with my card structure since everything had to be in the root. and i dont know if tt7 has text to speech but after 4.1 of inav hard to go back to take the next right in 200 yards instead of take tom street left in 200 yards. havent tried igo or route66 of garmin xt. thguoh a friend is going to pick up the garmin and we will see how hard it will be to 1 move to the 8gb sd card and if its like tomtom and messs with the card structure and has to all be in root.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] pyraxiate:
I suggest using the Kaiser as your primary GPS device. As others have said, it is 100% comparable with tomtom installed. Mine has been used for more than 30k miles with 0 flaws in the maps. I am a field technician and use mine as my GPS every day. It replaced a Delorme GPS system using StreetAtlas software. Just get a car charger and put your mount away from heat vents in the winter. So far my only issue was with it near my heat vents ( while talking on phone , running gps , and HSDPA on for my messengers) it did get too warm to charge the battery. Just steer clear of anywhere that may get a bit warm and you will be all set :D
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] KD8DNS:
I use google or live search. But I can read a map.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] cyjeff:
I use the GPS functionality CONSTANTLY...

I travel every week... and having a GPS within the phone I was buying was one of the reasons I went with the tilt.

It is just as fast... especially in getting a fix...as my stand along Seidio puck was.

I have used iGuidance (love it, but customer support is handled by monkeys frustrated by their inability to throw poo on their customers) and am trying out Mapquest Navigator...

Navigator is only about $4 a month and includes all the traffic data... a must here in Atlanta.

I not only recommend it, but I stake my job on it on a weekly basis... and it hasn't let me down yet.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] JohnnyGTO:
I use it with Google's map software all the time, even cross country on the major roads like I10 and I40. But not so good when your out in the boonies.

I must say though I was surprised at how well it work going from Tucson AZ to Naco, AZ down on the border. Got me right to the school district building.
[Moto G5 Plus Questions & Answers] Wolfcity:
There is no blankflash file for the Moto G5+ , such a file has to be leaked by some Motorola employee but that didn't happen. There is one for the Moto Z2 play but that one was for Nougat and won't work on Oreo, it was risky on 7.0 too. You can search it here on XDA or Google if you want to give it a shot nevertheless but if you can't reach fastboot mode to flash a firmware you're most likely out of luck.
[Moto G5 Plus Questions & Answers] Dieterweireldt:
Ok thank you for the reply.. ordered the G8 plus for her now
[Moto G5 Plus Questions & Answers] Wolfcity:
Good choice.
[Moto G4 Plus Questions & Answers] Hamanuma:
Good morning everyone, I unlocked the Moto g 4 plus bootloader and tried to downgrade soon after. It took a long time and when it finished besides not working I can no longer get the phone recognized in fastboot. Can anyone help?
[Moto G4 Plus Questions & Answers] fuyukihideki:
Which version did you try to downgrade to?

Is your phone still signaling life (vibrates / lights up)?
[Moto G4 Plus Questions & Answers] rahimali:
I tried to downgrade and ended up with a bricked phone as well. this guide (http://bit.ly/unbrick-g4) was very helpful in reviving it.
[Sony Xperia X Compact Questions & Answers] andry360:
Hi everyone,

I was searching for drivers update for our GPU and I saw this post where a xda member posted a new driver version(328): https://xdaforums.com/mi-mix/development/driver-adreno-530-540-gpu-driver-t3815853

I searched people with a sony device and found only this thread https://xdaforums.com/xperia-xz/how-to/adreno-gpu-driver-update-xperia-xz-t3869633 where a xz possessor encountered a problem in using the camera app.

Someone know if for our device it's possible to install this driver? And someone whant to try it? At the moment I can't risk to lose my phone.
[Redmi K20 Pro / Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro Questions & Answe] Gabriel Martins:
Does Rom Global come with Google Dialer & SMS?
[Redmi K20 Pro / Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro Questions & Answe] ishaqtkr:
Yes
[Redmi K20 Pro / Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro Questions & Answe] Gabriel Martins:
Could you print the version information of your system and desktop?
[Redmi K20 Pro / Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro Questions & Answe] ishaqtkr:
Sorry i didn't understand
[Redmi K20 Pro / Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro Questions & Answe] ma_ko:
I have Global and it does not have stock apps. only Google ones
[Redmi K20 Pro / Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro Questions & Answe] Gabriel Martins:
Take a screenshot of system and desktop information.
[Redmi K20 Pro / Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro Questions & Answe] ishaqtkr:
Do you mean this?View attachment 4870135
[Redmi K20 Pro / Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro Questions & Answe] Gabriel Martins:
Your version of rom is Indian and not global.

I need to confirm if google dialer and sms is present in the global version.
[Redmi K20 Pro / Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro Questions & Answe] ishaqtkr:
Mate my phone is 9T pro and it had Google dialer. I flashed K20 pro indian because of quicker updates.
[Redmi K20 Pro / Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro Questions & Answe] Gabriel Martins:
Did you have the MI (Global) or EU (EEA) version?