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[Moto G5 Plus Questions & Answers] roydhritiman:
This is an issue I've noticed in not just one, but many ROMs that I've tried on my G5 Plus.

My phone is almost three years old, and with time, battery backup would gradually decrease, which is normal. But in my case, I've noticed that my phone isn’t displaying my battery’s true percentage at times.

For example: I usually don’t discharge my phone completely down to 0%, but what happens is that when I do it and plug in the charger while the phone is dead, the battery indicator doesn’t show 0%. It has showed 15-20% and even percentages like 52% and 62%. I don’t know what's wrong with my device. I used to think its some kind of ‘reserve charge’ and turns out, its not. After some reading, I came to know that my battery needs calibration. I tried doing it today, and drained my battery down to 0%. And long behold, my battery indicator started charging from 26%, instead of 0%.

Can anyone help me with this? Would be great help. Thanks!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mickrick:
I have ripped a few of my bluray discs and want to convert them to iso files so I can play them with the menu structures intact, rather than just convert the main title to mkv files. I can do this easily in windows but I can't track one down diwn for android, so I can play them on my nvidia shield. Does such an app exist?
[Android Head-Units] tkosen:
How to force 9853i 1024X600 to fully cooperate with the SIM slots ? My device (android 10 ) has 2 SIM slots. 2 SIM slot is not visible for the software. The 1 SIN slot is visible but only for date, not for phone calls. The software forces the phone to connect via Bluetooth. I do not want my personal phone to connect to the car via Bluetooth but I want my phone inside in the car to have its own phone and date sim card. I have such a special card (new number) but my car can't hear someone calling me. Please, tell me. Is there software for 9835 to support the radio, steering wheel, camera and "ordinary" mobile telephone inside with SIM card inside car radio for call and data, without using Bluetooth?

(Model sp9853i_1h10)_vmm Tos), Producent SPRD, Andriod 10,0, FM_BASE_18A_RLS2_ISHARKL2_W18., Marlin2_17b_iot_W19.35.2/, OPM2.171019.012 release-keys, RIL android reference-ril 1.0 ,Bootloader unikown, Java VM ART 2.1.0, V sys O MR1 (10.0), SDK 27, APP1024x600 , 160 dpi (mdpi), 60 Hz Car Application CPU info x86-64, CPU:IntelX86_OCTA-CORE 1.8Ghz SC9853 2+32 GB MCU SP_53_L82G23P48F64_Ver.1,0 BT Version 8.1.0-27_Built-if Chipset Spreadtrum SC9853
[Android Head-Units] realzoulou:
I doubt that such firmware exists anywhere for your device. You will have to accept what you got.

And btw... Your unit runs Android 8.1, not Android 10
[Android Head-Units] tkosen:
You're right. Android 8.1. I did not pay attention to this insolent fraud of the seller. But it is not important. I want to put decent software in this device and I know it can be done. It's a matter of information. Where to get this software. BR. tkosen = Tomasz
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] fandry:
I have been trying several roms and sometimes the special keys like @#*%@# are ****ed up but the att tilt keyboard cab fixes that. My problem is the ok button on the keyboard between windows key and tab. When it hit it, it just takes me back to my today page instead of selecting what I have highlighted. Any ideas? Thx for ur time.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] NguyenHuu:
the ok key sends you back to the today screen either by closing the app or minimizing it. it doesnt select. that's not what its for and probably why it doesnt work the way you wanted. to select your highlighted items you should press the enter/return key which is located between the del and wifi key.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] zeezee:
if your keys are still "****ed up" and you have already tried the tilt keyboard patch...did you soft reset after applying it?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] kilrah:
He said he applied it and this was fixed. He was asking about the OK key, and NguyenHuu's answer was the good one. The OK key does the same as tapping the X in the top right corner of the screen, i.e minimize or close depending on the app.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] gqstatus0685:
ZeZe is hot..sorry off topic.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] zeezee:
o.o' .....
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Mikulec:
LOL OMG ROFL (and all other things like this). This is the best off topic comment ever. This should be posted in tha hall of fame(somewhere). This made my day.

How do u know its her on the pic? ZeeZee could be 40 years old fat baldy man(I have nothing against 40 years old fat baldy men).
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] AllTheWay:
I would keep that kind of stuff to yourself. LOL
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] kimtyson:
Wow. this thread is sure off topic!

NguyenHuu did give you the answer. My keyboard does exactly what your's does. "OK" doesn't really seem to be an appropriate label for this key.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Mikulec:
Did I say that aloud?:eek:
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] gqstatus0685:
Can a man dream... ZeeZee didn't mean to be rude just saw the avatar. And if it's a dudes girlfriend. Dude your girlfriend is hot, no disrespects. Anyway back to the thread.. lol
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Mikulec:
Therewas nothing rude on your post. I think she must be used to such comments. This is the first thing with which a girl must live.
[Xiaomi Mi Mix 2S Questions & Answers] mario44562:
Hi,

I succesfully instaled TWRP on mix 2s but it won't boot into custom recovery so i used a comand:

fastboot boot twrp.img

everything was great, it boot's into system and works, later I want to instal newest magisk from official site with that twrp. I reboot into custom recovery using ADB by command:

adb reboot bootloader

next I wnt to flash official magisk by the recovery, I flashed it, no errors but now it won't boot into system, stays bootloop in twrp ;/ I try other version of twrp but same results, can't boot into system

Any ideas how to repair this ?
[Xiaomi Mi Mix 2S Questions & Answers] NightRaven49:
have u unlocked bootloader?

if anything u can flash back stock rom with miflash and keep user data.
[Xiaomi Mi Mix 2S Questions & Answers] mario44562:
yes, I got unlocked bootloader,

u mean mi flash from https://www.xiaomiflash.com/ ? I got errors " missing files "]when I want to run app ;/

https://ibb.co/LCzKSN3

https://ibb.co/x79yCwT
[Xiaomi Mi Mix 2S Questions & Answers] mario44562:
ok, SOLVED, I flashed by FASTBOOT boot.img from last available rom in the dark from web, got working system :D but without root, without magisk and working payments :( any idea how to do that things right ?
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] spookie79:
Hello,

- my S7 had a originale ROM (Vodafone) and worked fine.

- to install a app for saving and moving game saves I have rooted it with Odin: CF-Auto-Root.tar.md5

- OEM Lock and USB Debuggung was active, all works fine until this point.

- phone reboots and error message, all data lost and need to make a fresh installation.

- After loosing everything I thought with adding new profile and everything it is back to the original mode and have not remembered to look at OEM Look.

- After a reboot it still get only the message "Custom binary blocked FRP lock".

- can´t start the phone, loop active.

- Odin: tried several images tried with VD2 and the free, Android 8 and 7. Nothing worked. Only error messages for boot.img, revovery.img and other files. Relating to the version of Odin I tried.

- SmartSwitch does now work - unknown ROM

- Factory Wipe done, has not helped

Have tried now a lot of time with Odin to bring it back to life, nothing helped. Have you more ideas? Don´t want to loose the S7 :(
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] cooltt:
I'm assuming you are in the UK?

You must install the latest Vodafone firmware then unloock the phone with the original Google account you were using on the phone, (email and password)

Latest Firmware

Custom FW blocked means the firmware you are trying to flash is not the correct versiion or is not signed.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] spookie79:
No, I am from Germany and would need the German ROM, which I had found on the page you postet too:

https://www.sammobile.com/samsung/galaxy-s7/firmware/SM-G930F/VD2/download/G930FXXS7ETA8/315535/

Saw I must register there for downloading, normal slow download does not start. After registering the zero premium account, they want me to pay at least 5 Euro for 30 days. Is this what you mean? Then I pay and download it.

But could you please let me know where or how I can unlock it with the Gmail account? Have not found something in the Google tools.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] spookie79:
Success, searched with the exact number an alternative download, slow over night and this ROM works. Phone is back, case solved.

Just for information for others: https://samfrew.com/de/download/Galaxy__S7__/qc5m/VD2/G930FXXS7ETA8/G930FVFG7ESK7/

Thanks a lot
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] 22maxp:
Hello my fellow note 9 users,

I have a year-old note 9, which I purchased from Hongkong. The model is SM-N960F. Today I accidentally brought my phone into the pool, which was underwater at about 1m for I would say 5-10 seconds. As we all know, the phone is ip68 approved, so I thought it wouldn't be a big deal so I just took it out and put it under the sun (I didn't turn it off). After a while (like 10 minutes), I realized that my phone turned off, which was weird because this never happened before when I submerged it underwater.

My phone would display a 0% battery on the lock screen then immediately turn off, which was weird because I knew that I had at least 80% battery. With the phone turned off, I took out the SIM tray and the S-pen, and found that the SD card and the SIM card was all wet. I shaked the phone several times and found droplets of water dropping out of the SIM slot and the speaker hole. I left the phone turned off for around 3 hours, then 'accidentally' turned it on. The phone turned on with 64% battery on SAFE MODE (even though I didn't boot it on safe mode), and everything seemed to work fine (I turned it off after checking if the phone works). I still see moisture in both front and back camera, which pretty much tells me that the there is moisture remaining in the system.

For now, I put the phone in a ziplock full of uncooked rice (with the SIM tray and S pen removed), and I am planning to leave it there for maybe a day or two.

Taking it to service is challenging for now, as I bought the phone in Hongkong and I am in Korea right now. Taking a foreign samsung to Korea's samsung center is complicated and very time consuming, it is probably unlikely that I will be able to get my phone fixed from Samsung here.

I would appreciate any recommendations or suggestions to what to do with my phone now, and whether it is OKAY to use it after I take it out from the rice and there is no visual representation of moisture.

Thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] oddbehreif:
Water damage is always something not to be taken lightly. You mentioned a pool - it's very likely that even if you manage to completely dry off the internals, there will be residual chlorine deposits which will cause problems eventually; mostly in the form of corrosion and/or shorted out electrical contacts. The best thing to do would be to rinse the phone inside out with distilled water, which may or may not clear out said deposits, but as the phone's glued shut pretty tight, it's a bit troublesome.

You can try using it after it's completely dry, because hey, what have you got to lose? If it works, cool, and if not, you'll end up replacing the internals anyway. Just don't forget to back up your data!
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] 22maxp:
Thanks for your response! I left it in rice for around 18 hours now, and I do not see moisture in the front-facing camera and both of the back cameras. I still see tiny water droplets in the flashlight bit, so I'm waiting for those to dry out as well.

And also, how would I 'rinse' the phone inside?

I'm quite disappointed in samsung; they advertised the phone to be safe in '5ft for 30min' but here I am after bringing it to the pool for 5 seconds...
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] oddbehreif:
I mean fully disassemling the phone and washing the parts with distilled water. Not a very practical solution.

Pool water is different from fresh water; it has lower surface tension due to the added disinfectants, which means it will permeate seals designed for only fresh water relatively easy. Your phone is rated IP68 for fresh water; it will not hold up well against chlorinated water or soapwater.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] 22maxp:
Okay disassembling the phone doesn't seem to likely to me. Just to mention, the 'pool' the phone was dropped into was from a hotspring. It was an outdoor swimming pool from the hotspring, so I'm pretty sure there won't be any chlorine or stuff like that in it. Maybe some natural minerals?

I checked the cameras of the phone again, and it appears that the front facing camera is STILL wet, and the flashlights as well. Will leaving the phone with the uncooked rice for a longer bit (maybe a day or two?) completely dry out the phone? I did see improvements with the rice method as the back camera is fully appeared to be dried, but I am unsure if the water moisture will be able to escape the system fully.

Again, thanks for the response. I really appreciate your comments.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] oddbehreif:
If the water is clean, you may be in luck! Just make sure to dry it out completely before attempting to use it. You can accelerate the process by placing the phone somewhere warm (30 to 40 Celsius, or 85 to 105 fahrenheit - not too hot or the battery may take damage), or by carefully blasting it with a hairdryer on the lowest heat setting (the airflow helps a lot). You'll also want to use any silica gel packets if you've saved those when unboxing items.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] Phazonclash:
If it can reassure you, back in the days I dropped my Note 3 in my wife's bath (that phone has no IP rating), and it's still working and is still used daily by my mom to make phone calls and do basic stuff, the cameras still work too. When it happened, I put it in a ziplock bag with a few silica gel pouches like these.

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[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] 22maxp:
Thanks guys I fixed it!

After I left my phone in rice for around 2 days, I tried turning it on and found that the screen was dead. The phone won't turn on, there would be a couple of blinks and instantly turn off. I took my phone to the Samsung A/S center, and the guy opened up the phone. He said: You already tried turning it on and it failed, which means there are probably damages in the internal, it would cost around 700$ to switch them up."

Of course, I wouldn't spend that much money to save my phone, so I returned home with my broken phone. I opened up the phone again, and decided to separate ALL the parts in the phone (except the batter). I found moisture on the motherboard and the camera as well, which i dried using a hairdryer and tissue. After ensuring that all components are dried, I cleaned the board using isopropyl alcohol, then put everything back on together. Magically, my phone works just fine now :).

Thanks for the support you guys gave me. I didn't think I would end up opening up the phone myself, but I think it would be worth a try if Samsung tells you to change the motherboard for 700$.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] iceepyon:
I am glad that you managed to repair your device. But beware that there maybe unexpected damaged to the circuits due to the fact that your device's internals have been submerged in water for that long.
[Samsung Galaxy S20 / S20+ / S20 Ultra Questions & ] katolink:
Just wondering whether choosing eSIM over standard SIM cards has any adverse impact on battery life of the S20 Ultra (and, in fact, of any S20 devices). Does eSIM radio require more battery juice than SIM radios?

The underlying scenario is:

- your carrier supports eSIM;

- you need to have at least two phone numbers registered on the S20 device;

- you also want to expand internal memory by installing a microSD card in the hybrid slot (which you cannot do when using two standard SIMs). This is especially relevant for Galaxy S20 Ultra, given that there are 2 variants (128 GB and 512 GB) but with a considerable pricing gap between them.

Thanks all!

:good:
[Samsung Galaxy S20 / S20+ / S20 Ultra Questions & ] tim84us:
good question and i would wonder the same but about reception
[Samsung Galaxy S20 / S20+ / S20 Ultra Questions & ] dasers13:
If their is a difference it is most likely negligible. I haven't seen any difference with other phones
[Samsung Galaxy S20 / S20+ / S20 Ultra Questions & ] katolink:
Not too many phones support this feature as of these days. Hard to draw a clear-cut conclusion. But the fact that the eSIM chip is soldered on the phone MB may have an advantage as opposed to being a removable carrier-provided physical SIM. For instance, battery drain caused by poor contact between the physical SIM and the SIM slot or progressive wear of the SIM electrical contacts should be nonexistent.

Just saying, not sure if this is true, I am obviously not an expert in this field.
[Samsung Galaxy S20 / S20+ / S20 Ultra Questions & ] cmfCyangenModteam:
I dont think eSIM would consume many resources of battery ( Depends what network you using )
[Samsung Galaxy S20 / S20+ / S20 Ultra Questions & ] cmfCyangenModteam:
I dont know, mostly eSIM integrates its own software to work, it should consume less battery,
[Samsung Galaxy S20 / S20+ / S20 Ultra Questions & ] alich3451:
I lost the 2nd Physical sim option after update to OneUI 5.1. Anyone experienced the same? It's S20 Ultra SM-G988B/DS
[Xperia Tablet Z General] TheCynicalCris:
Hi,

is there any chance we will see Android 10 on Xperia Tablet Z? If is, then how likely?

I know that Android is getting more and more demanding. For example my Xperia on Android 9 is now unable to smoothly play 1080p 60fps YouTube videos. Only 1080p@30 or 720p@60 (but even that sometimes stutters).
[Xperia Tablet Z General] Rootk1t:
I think it will be possible to compile android 10 from sources and install on our device. But question about it's stability and support of native android features is open, keeping in mind, that official nighties are still based on android 8, and android 9 ROMs still have some issues (though not major) unresolved.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] parcou:
I use tt6 and was looking for a backup and since iGuidance call the street names I picked this one...

Testing iGuidance on my vx6800 has been bad...first:

1. The GPS does not move properly or track as I drive. It just sits there then eventually it will move

2. Keep in mind #1...when I purposely miss a turn it takes it forever to recalculate. I can be a 1/4 or 1/2 mile down the road before the screen moves or do anything as in #1

This is iGuidance v4 and I am on rom 3.12 radio 3.39. Keep in mind that tt6 works like a charm fast, accurate as I drive, recalculates instantly...for iGuidance I do have the maps & app running on my sd card just like tt6..

so what gives with this app..?
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] JimSmith94:
I'm having the same problem. Subscribing to this thread for further feedback.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] parcou:
Sorry to here that...hoping others who use it have found a tweak fix...
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] bassett:
Out of curiosity, do you use GPSGate and the instructions here:

http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showpost.php?p=248345&postcount=282
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] livejazz:
GPS Gate is, definately, the solution. I have been using it since the GPS was enabled in March with no problems. www.gpsgate.com

matt
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] parcou:
bassett & livejazz

I will read this but can you two give a layout on how you use this and how it works for you? This thread is on iGuidance so my initial assumption is the info you posted will help us with iGuidance and overcome it's lack of not tracking with the car....???

Pls advise...

thx
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] bassett:
I've only played with Iguidance on a friend's Mogul (I'm a bit more tech savvy so I often help him out). All I can say is we were unable to get it to work properly for weeks....until we found the above information. Prior to GPSGate the maps would not load (hang) or routing would be extremely slow. Now it is snappy with no lags...no lost signal...etc.. The steps are rather clear in the above link.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] RedRamage:
I can't get that link to work. Can someone give me the low down on how to use GPSGate to fix this? I'd like to see if IGuidance can work for me. I've played with iGO a bit and while it looks really nice, it also just about locks up me device in terms of all the memory used. iGuiance uses a LOT less memory so I can actually use some other stuff with it.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] mcorgan10:
As I understand it, GPSGate works as an intermediary driver between IGuidance and the Windows Mobile GPS driver, by emulating the output of the GPS onto another port (user selectable), which IGuidance reads without a problem (and updates in realtime, no lag). It fixed the problem for me. More info can be found in the GPS internal FAQ. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=363431

The Astro launcher & script written by TalynOne is very good for launching GPS Gate, Astro launcher and IGuidance all at the same time.

Just start GPSGate when you start Iguidance. Make sure your ports are setup correct and it will just work.

Good luck.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] fvultee:
Have any of you tried iGo 8? It's fantastic, and by far the BEST interface of any of the GPS progs out there.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] RedRamage:
Yes, I have, and I do like the appearance far more than iGuidance. However, iGO chews up HUGE amounts of RAM. iGuidance runs much leaner, meaning I can have more going on without locking up my device.

I still have to completely test iGuidance, but it appears to do what I need it to do, a little less pretty, but I can live with that if it works better for me.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] BK111968:
Ok, I'll chime in but not sure how much this will help...

I'm running the stock Verizon 6.1 ROM with Valhalla's MR1 GPS fix and Franson's GPS Gate. What I have to do is make sure that GPS is open under WM GPS (allowing me to use the built-in GPS chipset in conjuction with Valhalla's program). Once the GPS Icon is green (under 7 seconds) then I can launch IGuidance and everything works fine.

I noticed you mentioned that you are using 4.0 - the version I have is 4.0.2 which is supposed to fix some bugs that 4.0 had.
[Android Head-Units] Mr.Adam:
Looking for a 2din Air/float mount 10 inch. I have a Joying 7 inch in one car and I have been fairly happy with the unit, from my understanding there isn't much difference in the feature sets but I am curious what others suggest. I was looking at Xtrons based on another thread on here and I bought a $32 Ebay unit to test out until I find a better option for the dash (i actually intend to move the cheap ebay head to the headrest to replace my failed monitor, do one on each side).

I also have a question: I have decided that for a automotive application where I use maybe 3 music apps that storage space isn't as important and I think I can get away with 16gb; but I am not sure about RAM. My current joying is a 4GB/32GB unit, would I see much performance reduction with a 1 or 2 GB RAM unit if I am just streaming music? Will it affect the backup camera any? I have never really come across a conversation about performance.