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[Samsung Galaxy Watch 4] cmccarter:
tnx for the reply. i did manage to find a local tmoble store that I could try on the watches. while the classic looks nice don't think its worth the extra bucks at this time. the standard strap will fit me so will start with that but think i will go with a ss mesh as a standard carry.
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Can I get some advice please

I got a basic android headunit years ago and not long after it became very laggy even with basic factory settings so i dint want it to happen again?

Looking to get at least a 4gb+64gb version

The main concern is reliability for as long as possible (as i understand as android updates certain units become obsolete)

But mainly DSP Quality and highest power RCA output for the amplifiers

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[Samsung Galaxy Watch 4] cmccarter:
WIl the ecg/bp function now work on other phones after the update ( i use an lg v60
[General Questions and Answers] bubu1:
Hi all, I bought a IRF630 mosfet after reading a detailed introduction article about this device, here's the link: IRF630 datasheet. It gives me their comparison about specifications. But their comparative specification information is not complete. Some specification information is omitted.

The problem is after I got this device I found out that I got a IRF640 at home already, so can these two be used interchangeably?
[General Questions and Answers] blackhawk:
Google the specs. As long as the gate voltage etc specs are the same you should be alright.

However the current ratings are considerably higher for the 640 so they aren't necessarily interchangeable if you substitute the 630 for the 640...
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] mijxyphoid:
Hi all, just wondering if anyone else has had this problem...

Last week, on a very hot day in Australia (36*C), I received an SMS message whilst the phone was charging....

Anyway, this turned the Diamond on, and it connected to Wifi, and stayed powered up (for some reason) for a couple of hours....

Anyway, the phone was very very hot when I unplugged it, and since then it has been playing up very badly...

The problem has been getting worse and worse, and Now I am at the stage where the phone is almost bricked !

When I switch on the phone, I am presented with a white screen. (It doesnt boot up)

If I power up holding down the Volume Down, Rest, Power Button, I can get into the bootloader screen.

I can even reflash the phone with a new Rom....

If I reflash, the phone may run for a minute or so, then crash, and refuse to power on..... (Same problem as above)

Im reluctant to send the phone off for warranty, as they cannot give me an estimate of if it can be fixed, when it will be fixed, or what day of the week it is.....

Has anyone else had this problem, and if so, how did they fix it ??????

(Im hoping I just got a dud version... I love this phone, but I am hoping this is not a common problem !?!?!?!)

Cheers for any help anyone provides !!!!!
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] Blazeitup123:
try removing battery for 10-15 and make sure your running a 1.93 rom because 1.37 and older are known for heat issues.

you may have already done this, but its not in your first post and there are order of operations to follow.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] circuit85:
hey buddy even i hav the same problem..it just restarts after heating up..and after 2 restarts it doesnt even go beyond 1st diamond loading screen...dont know what to do....
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] xavierdemon:
Guys, send your phones back to repaired or replaced. Just explain to your provider what is going on and I'm sure they'll try to help.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] circuit85:
yea buddy...i guess so...thats the best way i can get my diamond fixed..
[General Questions and Answers] thongass000:
My device is Galaxy A9 2018 (SM-A920F.) The phone isn't currently officially supported with custom recovery. However, we have managed to port one (3.5.2_9.0) from Galaxy A8 Star (SM-G885F) (having the same SDM660 and screen resolution) but it has many errors: uevent not root, error creating fstab, can't open /data (permission denied), can't recognize SD card/USB-OTG, internal storage recognized but can't access the files inside, can't change brightness and time.

Also, if anyone can do this, please try to port the OrangeFox recovery of A8 Star to our device as well.

Below are the ported twrp build for A9, stock recovery of A9 and OrangeFox Recovery of A8 Star

Thank you.
[General Questions and Answers] Kelexine:
You should try this tool from hovatek team.

{Mod edit: Link removed. Oswald Boelcke, Senior Moderator}
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] g465559090:
I will upload the device tree later

稍后我会上传设备树
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] g465559090:
upload
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lopestom:
I'll help with my free time.

But you need know about necessary binary files to enc/dec.

So look in the vendor what is need as /app/t6 or /thh or other. Search keymaster & microtrust & gatekeeper in the \vendor\etc\init\hw\*.rc references of \vendor\etc\init\*.rc => executables.

But for now maybe you can read and try: twrp_device A9 and android_device_TWRP-A9.

If you want more so search my profile in the github.

I'll look your device tree soon.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] g465559090:
@

lopestom​

I have tried to upload it for several times, but it has not been successful. Maybe it is because I do not have enough permission. I will put the source code on Github and provide the link later
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] g465559090:
pokerp twrp树
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lopestom:
?????

android_device_motorola_pokerp/BoardConfig.mk at c2b58c9559b3e3124683f4af65cae5346fb5d9b1 · xxroot/android_device_motorola_pokerp

摩托罗拉E6 plus TWRP 设备树. Contribute to xxroot/android_device_motorola_pokerp development by creating an account on GitHub.

github.com

Now I can help more in github. Maybe you can put me as contributor to change somethings.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] g465559090:
I re-uploaded the new device tree today, It is convenient for us to re-study and decrypt FBE

I have uploaded the ROM to Google Web drive。

Please re-enter Github to see the device tree I posted
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rophiroth:
Is there a compiled version? only work for android 9? is there an android 13 version?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] a gentleman:
I found a Kaiser phone at my house after a party I had last weekend. It had a password on it but no sim card in it. I asked around and none of my friends/anyone we know are missing a kaiser, so I guess this one is up for grabs. I did some research on it and it seems to be a really excellent phone, a significant upgrade from my old, old razr, so since no one has claimed it I thought about keeping it.

My question is if I put my sim card into it, is there any way AT&T can track me down and accuse me of stealing it? If so, I may as well just sell it on ebay or craigslist rather than go through the hassle of defending myself over something that was left at my house.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] n3rxs:
well considering it was left at your house and if you asked everyone there if they lost it and they said no I wouldn't worry about it.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Esteel:
You might want to consider something really radical, taking it to AT&T and let them track down the owner. If it has a SIM card they can determine who is the owner.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Flying Kiwi:
GPS my foot!

And this has what to do with GPS?:(

Seems strange to say the least - who goes around with a phone with the sim slot empty :eek:

Now you have my attention, my advise is to report it to AT&T and hand it in to the Police. Even if your party guests cant remember losing a Tilt at your place, there's no doubt it does belong to someone and that someone will be missing it. Even if that someone has insurance which covers it, the phone will be locked if an attempt is made to use it (at least thats what they do here in the UK) so it's only worth will be as parts but even then they're not your parts to sell.

Put yourself in the shoes of the person who has 'lost' it. If it's an AT&T contract phone, the IMEI number will enable them to track down the rightful owner very quickly and even if the sticker/markings are defaced, that info is within the phones programming.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] -Arturo-:
Hmm no offence but this sounds a bit dodgy...why would someone leave a phone which costs around 300 pounds and not try to find it? The first thing I'd do would be to trace back my activities on the day I lost my phone. So you would have me in your house the next day asking if you haven't found it.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] n3rxs:
True but if it's a kaiser oem and not an actual Tilt, AT&T might not have the info. Taking it to the police is good, also you can put an ad in the paper stating lost PDA but not give what it is to see if real owner calls.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] -Arturo-:
Exactly my friend.

Dodgy!!!
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] n3rxs:
I actually found a Sidekick2 at my local Target a few months back just sitting on a shelf in an aisle I was shopping in. I took it up to customer service and turned it in the lady asked me how they would be able to find out who's it was I said call 611 T-Mobile will know.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] -Arturo-:
Ok but it had a sim card right???
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] a gentleman:
I live in the United States. The nearest AT&T store is about 50 minutes one way away from my home, which translates to about $30 in gas to just to turn it in. I stated in the original post that it did not have a SIM in it.

A bit dodgy? I suppose you're implying that you think I stole it. Let me reassure you I did not. It was Saturday night over a week ago, people were drinking, and there were friends of friends who came to the party that my roommates and I didn't know. In an age of dual SIM slots, separate work and personal phones, and college kids who share phones, is it impossible to believe that someone may have swapped the card out and then mistakenly forgot where they lost the phone? It has been over a week and there has been no word from anyone, nor has anyone shown up at my doorstep.

It is an actual Tilt. Says AT&T on the top right corner. Once again let me stress that spending money to find the owner of this phone is out of the question. At the moment I am $28 short of the money I need to buy a ($158, used) book required to do my homework for college. My solution? I'm basically not eating while going into class super early to borrow a classmate's book to do my homework until I can afford to purchase my own.

As I said before, I live in the United States. If I turned it in to the police here, one of two things would happen:

1.) It would sit on a shelf indefinitely and the cops would snicker behind my back as I left.

2.) It would sit on a shelf until a cop decided it would be a nice upgrade for him.

Either way, if I turned it into the police the owner would not get it back. All I want to know is, if I used this as my own phone, would AT&T care/make a big enough deal out of it that it could cause me legal trouble?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Wilhelm:
We've got a great mystery on our hands.

Sherlock Holmes​

and

The SIMless Kaiser​

The missing SIM card is the greatest mystery. Who would leave their phone behind without the SIM card? Was the SIM door open when you found it? What state was it in? On or off? What applications were open? Does it have an AT&T ROM?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Flying Kiwi:
No justification to keep it or sell it from me.

Do you think there may be other options to notify a company that deals in communications technology apart from a personal visit?

I stated in my post that it does have an IMEI number though and that does allow it's rightful owner to be traced (along with its serial number, any identifying marks/scratches or even fingerprints if it came down to it). Why have you not responded to my post? You asked for advise and I tried to help.

and then re the US Police

and then

I think you've been watching to many episodes of The Simpsons. Cheif Wiggum isn't their roll model.

I've already answered that issue so what part of the phone being locked when someone attempts to use it isn't clear? I think you have already decided what you want to do and are now looking for justifications to support that. You're not going to get that from me.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] a gentleman:
Well, I decided to take your advice and call AT&T. The representative basically told me I have two options.

1.) Keep the phone.

2.) Pay to ship it to them.

He refused to answer any questions regarding legality of my use of it. At least I know now that AT&T doesn't care. It's another phone sale for them, after all.

AT&T apparently isn't interested in tracing the phone back to them. They didn't even ask me for the IMEI.

You're out of your element, limey. Talk to me when you live in a country whose federal prison system houses over 2,000,000 felons, instead of 70,000. The cops don't give a rat's rainbow ass about lost cell phones when there are real crimes being committed.

You haven't answered a goddamn thing. I asked one simple question. Allow me to reiterate and explain. The police here need proper motivation to take something seriously. If I handed a phone in at the police station, they would likely laugh in my face. However, if some whiny moron comes in and reports a phone stolen and continues pressing the issue over and over with them, and then I turn up using it with my SIM card in it, I'm afraid they'll assume I'm guilty of stealing it when I am not. That is why I asked this ONE simple question that not a single person in this thread has answered. The circumstances of my acquisition are completely moot at this point. All I want is an opinion on whether or not my using this Kaiser could result in legal problems.

The only solutions I've been offered are ways to get the phone back to it's rightful owner. This is not the issue. This will not happen. I have already done everything in my power to try to get the phone back to who it belonged to (notice; PAST-TENSE).

Now allow me to once again make this perfectly clear. Does anyone have any experience with UNITED STATES police regarding their dedication to investigating reports of phone theft, and does my use of the phone in any way give them legal grounds to ASSUME that I am the thief and to cause me legal troubles when I did nothing wrong?

Edit: I just realized that you believe that AT&T locks the phone here. They do not. They do not enforce the blacklist, so should I put my SIM card in, I will be able to use it.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Flying Kiwi:
So you're telling us they weren't interested in providing you with a freepost address or sending you a prepaid envelope to send it to them in?

Why, if he said you could keep it (your words not mine), what would be the point unless it could be used. Somethings not adding up here.

What makes you come to that conclusion? You say you made one call, are you judging all of AT&T on that basis? What makes you think it's another phone sale for them, the person who 'lost' the phone may well be using another old phone until the contract expires or they may have bought a different phone elsewhere to use on the AT&T network.

Did they say they're not (apparently) interested in tracking the phone back to them or is it just that they cant tell you who the rightful owner is for data protection reasons - you're jumping to a conclusion there which I think is the wrong one. Did you even offer the IMEI to them? It's a pity we don't have the other persons account of how the phone conversation went because there are lots of things here that don't add up.

Do you think from my forum name that I may not be a 'limey' or does anyone currently residing in the UK automatically 'earn' that title?

Over here in limey land cellphone theft is commonly associated with other forms of crime as well so it'd be an unwise police officer who didn't take any interest in such an expensive phone turning up looking to go back to its rightful owner.

Not one thing eh or could it be my answers just aren't what you were hoping for?

I think it's reasonable for people to offer advise based on your question even though it may not directly answer all of your question, after all, most of us here aren't lawyers who are trained to provide legal advise.

I seriously doubt that. When I handed in a (quite valuable looking) phone I found left on a train seat to the train companies lost and found dept and reported it to the police a few months ago, there was no laughing in my face at all, not even a little bit. In fact all involved were grateful and from what I gathered in my follow-up, the person later came and claimed their phone back.

Even though you say YOU didn't steal it, how do you know it's not stolen (by someone else)? I wouldn't give you much of a chance if a case went to court for you having possession of a stolen item and you claimed well I didn't steal it and I'd done everything I reasonably can to try and sort it, without having at least handed it into the Police. Is that the sort of legal advise you wanted or is does that conflict to much with your plan to keep the phone or sell it for gain? As for keeping it, you are right I wasn't aware AT&T don't lock phones reported missing but I am aware networks can tell roughly where a given phone is while being used. If you want me to hold your hand and say there'll be no problems if you keep it or sell it, I'm unwilling to offer that. The fact you repeatedly don't seem willing to accept advise that is offered makes me think this is some kind of leg pulling excercise - if it is, congratulations, you've succeded in pulling my leg.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] a gentleman:
Yes.

Perhaps it had something to do with the "This call may be monitored for quality assurance" recording before he picked up?

I could tell based on the tone of the representative's voice. He couldn't have cared less whether or not the person got their phone back or even if they bought their next phone from AT&T. However, since their former phone was an AT&T product, it is more likely than not that their next will be as well.

See above.

Automatically earned.

Your naivety is actually beginning to amuse me.

Please read before you type. I only asked one question. What you offered was conjecture and nonsense.

1.) Redundant. Not interested.

2.) Wasn't asking for professional legal advice. Was asking for opinions based on past experiences.

Haha, once again your naivety amuses me. In America, if you were on fire, most people wouldn't piss on you to put it out (that's a figure of speech, if you couldn't tell. Try to think about what it means.), and would step over your corpse if it meant the slightest personal benefit.

Your English composition is falling apart. In regard to this part of your ridiculous post, I believe I will take your previous advice in that you are clearly quite unqualified to answer any questions regarding the legality of such a subject. Once again I find myself questioning whether you comprehended, or even read my last post. I am not asking for advice. I am asking for opinions and personal experiences that may shed some light on the question I asked.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] amitsivak:
Cmon, don't get so upset. You should have known many would frown upon this so let people give their opnion and don't get so upset.

And IMO, do the right thing and be "a gentleman"

good luck whatever direction you happen to choose.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] mrpiggae:
Ha! It sounds proposterous, but it's pretty true...I had a good chuckle on this one.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] prabh:
Dude...wether or not you can use the phone is irrelevant cause the law is pretty clear on how you need to treat lost and found property...if caught using it you are as guilty as if you stole it yourself (going by the strict letter of the law)....so the question you need to ask yourself is wether its worth the trouble....the other thing you need to figure out is why would someone leave a phone without a SIM at your house and not claim it...is there a possibility that the phone itself is hot...(previously stolen and conveniently discarded at your place) my advice : too many variables and if's and maybe's just not worth the trouble ....

EDIT :- And yes its possible to track the phone through the IMEI number in the event the original user wants to do it...
[OnePlus Nord N200 5G] l0csta:
Just got easy tether on my n200 today, i plan on tethering it to my linux pc and setting up a wireless access point on that pc, through which all my devices will connect to the internet.

On my old Galaxy Note 3, I was able to do this easily, as I could simply use the regular tethering option then create a hotspot connection on linux. I could get faster speeds just by changing the TTL to 65 on the tethered pc. On these newer phones, however, it's much harder to bypass carrier tether throttling, so I have to use easy tether instead.

I'm not 100% sure how it works, but its different from regular usb tethering, as a result i'm unable to create the standard hotspot connection in linux. Also tried sharing internet on Windows, but it says that I'm not connected to the internet. Any ideas on how to do this?
[OnePlus Nord N200 5G] AiM2LeaRn:
EasyTether - Android tethering guide, Sprint tethering, T-Mobile tethering, Android tablet tethering
[OnePlus Nord N200 5G] AiM2LeaRn:
why dont you just setup easy tether on your router using Openwrt compatible router? or get a compatible router?

go to amazon and lookin to the

GL.iNet GL-MT300N-V2(Mango)​

its only about $30 router that has ddwrt and here are instructions:

EasyTether - GL.iNet Docs

Documentation for GL.iNet Productions

docs.gl-inet.com
[OnePlus Nord N200 5G] l0csta:
yea i was already using easy tether, this will probably solve my hotspot issue. thanks!
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Lite 5G] rjuez00:
Hi, I feel like GSIs aren't optimized enough for the device itself, are there any non GSI ROMs?
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Lite 5G] rayman95:
not yet....only audio issue corrected on GSI..the rest runs perfectly
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Lite 5G] Schmuppes:
I'm also very interested in the device, but I'm definitely not using a Xiaomi phone with their software. I hope that Lineage OS is coming for the Mi 11 Lite, or ideally Resurrection Remix. I wonder if it's going to be a popular phone with a good selection of custom ROMS, just like my Redmi Note 4 +5 before.