yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] alon2:
help anyone

also in addition I just noted that there is also no notification for a new sms-

and I mean no notification at all(beside the screen that comes to life and 1 unread in the Text Messages line in today screen)no led changing to orange,no envelope in the title bar,no notification menu in the bottom menu(instead of calender)nada...

does anyone run into similar problem?
[Sony Xperia Pro-I] al7058:
我使用 Xperia pro i 我拍了一些照片。我覺得這款手機很不錯，照片的準確度也很滿意！之後我會用Xperia pro i拍很多美照！朋友們可以去看看！View attachment 5484713View attachment 5484717View attachment 5484719View attachment 5484725View attachment 5484727https://www.instagram.com/p/CXieYhoveK_/?utm_medium=copy_linkView attachment 5484731
[Sony Xperia Pro-I] spacedrone808:
Neat!

A little effort from Sony and in next model of Pro-I it looks like they will be the first to provide more details than Nokia PureView 808.

Current Pro-I is almost on par with 808 in terms of resolution, but not better.
[General Questions and Answers] jjbk:
Hi everyone. so my android phone is a midrange oppo. so I recently saw I was getting really bad performance . so I did a reset. and out of habit I remove my SIM and SD card

now when I restarted back to my clean UI. I was sent an SMS asking me to pickup my package and had a .IR country. which is wrong for me.

so I concluded I was infected with some pretty full on malware. because without a sim it still sent me a fake SMS. which means its in there.

So how can I do a full format to get rid of it? I tried the encrypt and reset to all factory but it still did it.

Any ideas. ?

can I d/l the full OS from Oppo and do a full wipe manually. or do I restart to the root mode and clear the delvic cache etc and try that?

interested on your thoughts... or should I burn the phone LOL
[General Questions and Answers] Deleted member 1890170:
Clearing Dalvik Cache will only help you if you have serious problems with an app and all other solutions have failed. Take note that if Dalvik Cache gets wiped then when the Android smartphone is restarted, the Dalvik Cache is rebuilt.

FYI:

The Dalvik Cache contains - simply put - the directory tree of all installed apps on your Android.

This is comparable to the MFT (Master File Table) of Windows.

In addition, the Dalvik Cache serves as a temporary buffer for apps that require a lot of resources.
[General Questions and Answers] jjbk:
so what should I do. is there a way I can wipe the phone to nothing then reinstall it from my PC via a program or something?
[Realme GT Neo 2] RMX3370:
WARNING

😅Author of this guide won't be responsible for damages that occur to your device😅

Proceed at your own risk

🙏​

​

​

Overview

GT NEO 2 comes with Google Dialer which announces the other party during

call that the call is being recorded , if you want to avoid that , Please follow this Guide

Requirements

ADB access to your phone ( adb setup.zip for windows )​

Step-1

Removing Google Dialer and its component using ADB

Connect your device to PC through usb​

​

You will get a pop-up for selecting USB configuration select File Transfer​

​

Open C drive ,there will be a adb folder open it​

​

Press shift and right click and in popup click open powershell window here​

Enter​

You will see your device , now enter​

If it shows no error then enter these​

Step-2

Installing TruePhone Dialer

Install(purchase) TruePhone either from Playstore

or

apksites (check .apk files with virus scanners if not installed from playstore just to be safe )

Give All Permissions required for proper functioning of app

Open Android Settings > Additional Settings > Accessibility scroll to bottom there you will see True Phone Allow it Accessibility permission

Step-3

Setting Up Call Recording

Extract this zip ( click here to download )

and paste it in Internal Storage , such that Internal Storage > data >com.hb.dialer.free> settings.backup file

Once again open True Phone App

Go to settings (from 3 dot menu )

Scroll down Select Restore settings

Now call anyone and try recording

NOTE

1) Go to settings> battery> app battery management >True Phone and allow all permission

, so that realms does not kills the app in background , if the app is killed it will lose its accessibility permission and you will have to provide it again.

2) If recording file has no sound do this Force Stop the app , Provide accessibility permission and reboot the phone this time recording should work

3) Recording will be stored in Internal Storage > data > CallRecords-TP , Also use decent file managers for playing file like MixPlorer

Uninstallation ​

If you are not satisfied and want Google Dialer back connect your device to adb and in shell enter these commands to restore the uninstalled apps

After Google Dialer is visible again , Uninstall TruePhone
[Realme GT Neo 2] RMX3370:
REserved
[Realme GT Neo 2] RMX3370:
Reserved
[Realme GT Neo 2] Oyebittu:
Using it since 1 month 😁

Without any issue
[Realme GT Neo 2] pepote666:
Cube ACR is better heard
[Realme GT Neo 2] andr123a:
therefore this isn't a system app to record call (so not wirking through bluetooth), am I right?
[Realme GT Neo 2] RMX3370:
No this is a user app

I have not used with bluetooth SO I cant comment on that ,

Since Now rooting is possible so better methods are available
[Realme GT Neo 2] andr123a:
ok thank you :(
[Realme GT Neo 2] LeDiable:
Could you please list down a couple of better, more efficient mods that work with Bluetooth as well?
[Realme GT Neo 2] lecitron:
One question, is this method only valid on a call recording allowed firmware? Can it be used on europe firmware.

Thanks in advance and increible work.
[Realme GT Neo 2] RMX3370:
It will work on all firmware since this method uses accessibility permission to record calls
[Realme GT Neo 2] lecitron:
Thanks, and do you know if it works with bt earphones too?
[Realme GT Neo 2] RMX3370:
Try and tell
[Realme GT Neo 2] lecitron:
Hi, i Flashed Russian ROM and now it was unnecessary. Thanks anyway.

P.d. bt calls can be recorded with realm dialer too
[General Questions and Answers] Oneasad:
Infinix Note 8i

Infinix X683

(X683-H694EFGHIJUW-Q-OP-211105V361)
[General Questions and Answers] גלגל:
https://xdaforums.com/t/i-will-build-twrp-for-your-device.4270211/
[Introductions] Nototroll:
Learning to code and a college student, I found this XDA-developer online, and I was curious on how to remove unwanted apps and ads in android devices so yeah, and hopefully it brings me opportunity to my career. more to discover!
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] matze19999:
My pixel charger 2 arrived yesterday and isn't working at all with my pixel 6 pro. I pairs with bluetooth and gives me all the controls and features, but the phone won't charge as it should.

It charges for 3 seconds and then disconnects.

It charges for 3 seconds and then disconnects.

It charges for 3 seconds and then disconnects.

And this the whole time. All my other devices work perfectly with the charger and my pixel 6 pro works perfectly with all other wireless charger (for example in my tesla model 3).

Does anyone other face this issue and found a fix?

Thanks for your help!
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] asdor:
Did you read this article?

‘High-power’ 21/23W charging on Pixel 6 & Pro with new Pixel Stand requires December update​

'High-power' 21/23W charging on Pixel 6 & Pro with new Pixel Stand requires December update

With Google's 2nd-gen wireless charger now arriving, some are noticing that they're not getting faster speeds. A Pixel 6 Stand update...

9to5google.com

Is your issue caused by old software?
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] matze19999:
No, I have the latest December update installed.

SQ1D.211205.016.A1
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Morgrain:
I got my Pixel Stand 2 and charging works without an issue. Maybe you got a defective unit. Best try to get another phone and put that one on the charger, if the problem persists, it's probably a defect.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] matze19999:
Other devices work perfect with the charger. And my phone charges perfectly with other wireless chargers. Only Pixel 6 Pro + Pixel Wireless Charger 2 doesn't work
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Morgrain:
Well, that's just odd. Did you ensure that all Apps are up to date? The Pixel Stand App is a standalone app that is updated through the Play Store.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] TonikJDK:
What about the case. Maybe too thick?
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] matze19999:
Thanks, I didn't know that. I installed now the latest version from APK mirror but the phone won't charge

I removed it, didn't change anything
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] skimminstones:
im not totally convinced mine is charging any faster than my other 15w charger
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] bouchigo:
I'm convinced mine is charging at a higher rate than 15W.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] mikaole:
Working absolutely fine here.

Testet at night with low ventilation. Tested daylight. Everything as it should.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] San Diego:
"Realign phone for faster charging". Yeah, what crap is this. If I use any of my cases it says this. What bull****. BTW I have the december update installed.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] bouchigo:
I had that message with the Spigen Tough Armor case, but when I switched to the Spigen Liquid Air case I no longer get that message.

Maybe your cases are too thick? I know I had issues with the Tough Armor on my OnePlus 8 Pro and now the P6P.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] skimminstones:
Should it say charging rapidly when on the charger or just charging wirelessly? Mine says the later.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Morgrain:
The Pixel Stand 2 has three charging modi: Slow, Adaptive and Fast ("boost") - which one did you chose?
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] skimminstones:
It's on the max setting. I just thought it would charge faster so not sure if it's meant to say charging rapidly or not, like it does if you use a rapid cable charger
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Morgrain:
A

Alright, I tried it out on my stand and even though it charged rapidly (looked up the Amps going in with AccuBattery), the AOD just says "charging wirelessly" - I guess Google removed the "rapid charging" notice with wireless charging.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] San Diego:
Update: ignore that realign message. I'm using a case that is of normal case thickness (2-3mm) and using the Ampere app have verified I'm charging at 23W , the max allowed by the stand. Pow. Done.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Shipoftheline:
Mine works fine apart from adaptive charging, charging the phone well before the alarm rendering it pretty much pointless
[P3600 ROM Development] vnt:
Would be nice if you can put this into the ROM
[P3600 ROM Development] rubbish.guy:
nice try :)

Trying to adjust;)
[Sony Xperia Pro-I] saved-j:
most people would better be off with x1 iii.

bought pro-i. not really excited. it's just a fancy toy
[Sony Xperia Pro-I] marcus01432:
Do you call it a fancy toy because of the price? The Pro I sensor does not take better pictures? The pictures from the Pro I appear quite a bit brighter in auto mode, no?
[Sony Xperia Pro-I] saved-j:
you see, if something looks like a phone, feels like a phone and works like a phone, it's a phone. Even if the marketing team says it's a camera with a phone attached to it.

A camera with a 1" sensor should be a camera that uses the surface of a 1" sensor, dammit, and not 2/3 of it. If Sony boasted 36mp sensor in their Alpha cameras where you could only use 24, a lot of people would be upset, but here it's advertised as a game-changer.

I bought the phone for a review. Now I'm waiting for the release of Android 12 to help my review stay up-to-date for longer. Xiaomi already has updated its flagships to A12, Samsung also has, but Sony hasn't yet rolled out an update to its most pricy flagship, which makes no sense since both Xiaomi and Samsung have hundreds of phones while Sony only has a few.

Anyway, Sony is the most balanced flagship imo, but its camera is only good for videos. It does do a much better job in that department, with its 10-bit rec.2020 video, it's unmatched. But you need straight hands to be able to use this stuff properly.

Either way, if one is a photographer, I recommend getting an APS-C camera in the likes of Fuji X-T## series. For videography, the Pro-i has an edge.
[Sony Xperia Pro-I] marcus01432:
Now I get your comment. Thanks for the full explanation. Your suggestion of an APS cameras like the Fuji is a suggestion with which I agree and have suggested myself. I want to upgrade phones from the Xiaomi Note 10 Pro from 2019 I have now. The Xiaomi Note 10 Pro camera still gets rated above many new phone releases at 131 DXO points. Anyway.... choices for new phones have not justified a purchase to since 2019. From Sony I appreciate the micro card storage, 3.5 jack, the lanyard and the other phone features etc. Close to stock android is a big deal to me. I ran with Pixels for 6 or 7 years. Xperia's are freer from monetization than Sammy or Apple. And I have a history with Sony cameras: the Sony HX 9 travel camera and the Sony Mavica with the floppy drive.

Sony gets top dollar from consumers. But Sony the downsizing of a lot of their divisions and off- loading the TV's etc. I think they are challenged with support. Sony obviously isn't devoting a lot of organizational assets or manpower to their phone division. So the step-child doesn't get the robust support out to consumers with updates.

On top of all that, the Sony dealer where I live in Indonesia doesn't sell the phones (... I won't go into details on that) so I will have to go to Singapore and I have concerns about the service to an overly expensive phone. I really don't know what I would buy that gives me micro-card storage and a 3.5 inch jack for the classical music to which I listen.

I do disagree with you about the big sensor. So what if they only use part of the sensor? There is no way with the tech to take advantage of the whole sensor in today's slab phones. Anyway... mobile phones are a lot of fun to play with.... you are right, maybe all of them are just toys. Have fun amigo.
[Sony Xperia Pro-I] saved-j:
Advertising the 1" but only letting users utilize 1/1.3" is a end-user deception. Still, 1/1.3" is big, it's nice, but it's far not the same as having a true 1" sensor. Also, relative aperture is pretty bad, f2.0 was already not impressive in 2017 - mi11 Ultra utilizes a bigger sensor and it's got a bigger relative aperture which resolves the sensor faster.

They should stop deceiving people and say the truth and explain it wisely - say, "We installed the same sensor as in the rx100m7, and cropped it so you could have 4k120 which the rx100m7 is not capable of! Also, the cropped area is the area that is almost entirely covered with phase detection AF points, so you'll only benefit from it in terms of AF speed!" But they don't. And lots of people feel they've been lied to - especially those who own the both devices and find out that Pro-i is limited to 12mp and it's not the same as the 20mp they got out of their RX100.

In the end, if one is into photography that much, they might consider a Xiaomi mi11 Ultra. In my opinion the Xiaomi gives the most camera hardware for money, and out of all the phones you see on the attached photo (i took it, it's not a stock photo), I am most impressed with the potential of mi11 Ultra. That's where you have the biggest relative aperture and a properly utilized huge sensor. At the same time, colors are not the best, Vivo x70pro+ gives colors that are more eye-pleasing if one prefers portraits. But one must not rush into buying Xiaomi if they ever take photos of moving objects due to catastrophic shutter lag. Only Xperias and iPhones, and AFAIK Google Pixels have minimal shutter lag, most other phones left me unsure whether I will always be able to capture rapidly vanishing moments. Xiaomi has the best detail and Vivo has the best color, but it won't matter if the smile is gone or the bike has left the viewfinder.

Pro-i has a very fast camera. Sadly you can't have both speed and high megapixel count on a phone.

In the other topic I uploaded a bunch of photos I took with Pro-I: https://xdaforums.com/t/reviews-are-in-on-the-xperia-pro-i.4371697/post-86298867

I saw that you already gave me kudos for that post. Thanks!
[Sony Xperia Pro-I] marcus01432:
I'll wait now and see part of the round of 2022 devices. The Xiaomi I have has a nice camera. You are right, the shutter is slow. I really should stick to a phone like the Xiaomi's that you can get here in Indonesia. The Vivo is nice, but I find the colors oversaturated but the people I know with shoot in auto mode all the time.The Oppo Find X and a few other phones are interesting. The new Xiaomi ultra should be interesting. Still I don't like the operating systems on the Xiaomi. It is getting better, but I prefer a fairly pure android if I can get it.
[Sony Xperia Pro-I] jagwap42:
Look, I am going to nit-pick here, but Sony never said it had a 1" sensor. It said it had a type 1.0 size sensor. Also they did not hide using 1/1.31 size area.

That aside, the real question is: is the Pro I a game changer? Yea and no: There are faster and larger sensors on phones. There are more powerful AI computational phones out there. However, if you don't want your grey rainy skies tinted blue, or yellowing grass made artificially green, then Xperia is the way to go. The Pro I is slightly thicker and noticeably heavier than the Xperia 1 III, which I like, but most will not. Also there is very limited zoom on the Pro I, and I find this a little limiting.

However, the main sensor is better. Better in colour, low light and detail. On phone screen you will not notice it. But on a 4k monitor or 10"x8" is is better. Not a huge difference, but it's there if you care.

This is the game changer: More interestingly is the RAW performance: if this guy is right, then most computational cameras ruin the raw output even if they have amazing jpg output. Here is the Vivo X70 Pro Plus against Xperia Pro I in raw
[Sony Xperia Pro-I] marcus01432:
You are right. I notice the difference in photos. You are correct, the sensor is better. I don't like the marketing stretch and over-exuberance. But, don't all the phone companies say they are the best? The size and thickness? Those commentators should get over themselves. Pro-i does computational photography. It is a digital product after all. The Sony look appears to be more natural to me and so I prefer it. Remember the days when photographers debated Kodachrome, Ektachrome, FujiFilm, etc. Each had it's own look. I want to remember the image I see with my eyes the way it was, not some computational blue blazing sky on a dreary day. And yes, there is a real difference in Sony vs. Sammy or Apple. SomeGadgetGuy (knows his stuff) and has said so once or more. Sony is offering a very comprehensive package (head phone jack, etc., etc.). One of these days Sony will hit it out of the park with a decent battery and a little bit of cooling for the damn chip sets. Let's hope Sony keeps up it's distinctive set of phones. The phones are quite apart from the fanboy and fangirl mass products. BTW, I do think Oppo, Xioami and Hauwei( and their sub-brands) are putting out some worthy packages. This should be a fun year for phones.
[Sony Xperia Pro-I] jagwap42:
Agreed on almost all points.

Size and thickness? That was me. Just comparing to the Xperia 1 III. I already have got over myself ;)

Sure, all digital cameras are computational, but you appear to know what I am describing. The over emphasis of sharpening and saturation. The phone companies have gone overboard for me, and it appears you. Kodachrome or Fujifilm would be a nice optional filter, as opposed to Samsung defaults. Personally I find the Xperia a bit flat, and seems to be compared to the dedicated Sony cameras like RX100. But as a data, it gives you a great raw starting point with lightroom. If the YouTube link I gave is true, the other don't stand a chance if that. Lightroom's auto mode is better than iPhone ect.

Yes Vivo, Huawei and by association Honor are doing great things (Vivo you need to switch to Zeiss Natural Color first or it over saturates).
[Sony Xperia Pro-I] marcus01432:
We are in agreement. I see in adverts that Sammy now claims the S22 Ultra has natural colors and a better raw. If the marketing claim is true for more natural and better RAW, then Sony moved the bar. Wouldn't it be great if Hasseblad has a real influence on the Oppo, or Zeiss hits the mark with their Sharp branded phone? It's a fun year for mobile phones. Best.
[Sony Xperia Pro-I] marcus01432:
Take a look at these from the Sony Pro i I bought. Still learning and these are snaps mostly on my 2x's a day dog walks. The dog usually tolerates my camera time. I do need to play more with the video pro and cinema and see if I can unlock the potential. I also just started experimenting with the night time shots. A few shots are in basic. Mostly shot in the P, S, and Manual modes. https://photos.app.goo.gl/BM9Ratorvioy5XKS9
[Sony Xperia Pro-I] marcus01432:
I have added more pics to the mix. https://photos.app.goo.gl/BM9Ratorvioy5XKS9 Getting better with the camera. Want to find the time to go out alone and shoot photos and video. These are taken with a dog on a leash. The dog is quite patient, but....
[OPPO Find X3 Pro] Adamblade77:
Goodnight

I wanted to ask some questions about this phone.

The seller told me that it had English language, the problem is that some elements continue to appear in Chinese language even if I configure it in English, is that normal? And if so, is it possible to change it so that it is all in English?

Thanks for your answers in advance.
[OPPO Find X3 Pro] maxellxl:
I would say that this is quite normal for any phone in CN version.
[OPPO Find X3 Pro] Adamblade77:
Thanks for your answer, I know that all the apps are in english (the apps that I installed 😅), but Is imposible chance all the system to English?
[OPPO Find X3 Pro] maxellxl:
Nope, unless oppo fixes the translations in the upcoming firmware (honestly i doubt it since these CN charcters/words are in almost all android phones for CN market even if you have english set as default lang)
[Fire TV Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jeeper70:
Hello...

I got the message on my Fire TV Cube 2nd Gen. (unrooted) that the storage space was almost full. I then deleted the Kodi-data from the Cube via the app menu.

But I wondered why there was still so little free storage space - other Apps don't use much cache or data. So I used the adb shell to check how the storage space is distributed and found out that the "dev/block/data" or "data/media" folder (see screenshot) is relatively full with 8.7GB.

View attachment 5484771

Unfortunately, I do not have permission to view the contents of the folder or delete data in it.

Can anyone help me here?
[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) Questions & Ans] Fangstergangsta:
Hi,

I am running last Android 11 xiaomi.eu weekly rom and i use xiaomi.eu since 6 month and i have a problem since beginning, some app dont work properly due to some micro disconnection (i think) because some app don't load, i can open app but i can't connect/login on it or i must to load it 2 or 3 or more time like facebook.

When i use wifi no problem but with cellular it's difficult.

Can you help me to solve this problem?

Thanks by advance
[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) Questions & Ans] NOSS8:
Surely already done:

check the permissions of the affected apps

settings / management of applications / installed applications.

Uninstalled and reinstalled the affected applications.

If you have updated roms on roms, try a clean flash with the latest android 11 version.
[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) Questions & Ans] Fangstergangsta:
Yes already done i think this is micro cuts on cellular reception for exemple when i use tethering with ftp soft on my comp i can't keep connection because the connection is unstable or micro cuts on cellular datas...

Have you an idea to solve this problem i am the only one facing this issue?
[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) Questions & Ans] NOSS8:
Did you install the rom in cleanflash?

For tethering try activate Usb debugging in developer option.

Special features /miui lab/AI preloading
[Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) Questions & Ans] Fangstergangsta:
Yes cleanflash....

I Hope Android 12 solve this problem...

But am waiting for compatible twrp...