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[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] cielorazzo_:
I tried the second space but it does not work because the notifications from my main WhatsApp do not reach the new space. and it also consumes a lot of battery. When you tell me to use applock, do you mean blocking xiaomi applications or are you talking about an application? I only need to fear two whatsapp, one is the official one that my family uses and the other is a whatsapp that has another phone number but I don't want the system settings or battery consumption to show me that another WhatsApp installed is running in the background it is understood ? so if I install ogwhatsapp or any other whatsapp mod whenever I go settings I see it installed ... thanks for your help
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] cielorazzo_:
Probé el segundo espacio pero no funciona porque las notificaciones de mi WhatsApp principal no llegan al nuevo espacio. y además consume mucha batería. Cuando me dices que use applock, ¿te refieres al bloqueo de aplicaciones xiaomi o estás hablando de una aplicación? Solo necesito temer dos whatsapp, uno es el oficial que usa mi familia y el otro es un whatsapp que tiene otro número de teléfono pero no quiero que la configuración del sistema o el consumo de batería me muestren que otro WhatsApp instalado se está ejecutando el trasfondo se entiende? así que si instalo ogwhatsapp o cualquier otro mod de whatsapp cada vez que voy a la configuración, lo veo instalado ... gracias por tu ayuda

I tried the second space but it does not work because the notifications from my main WhatsApp do not reach the new space. and it also consumes a lot of battery. When you tell me to use applock, do you mean blocking xiaomi applications or are you talking about an application? I only need to fear two whatsapp, one is the official one that my family uses and the other is a whatsapp that has another phone number but I don't want the system settings or battery consumption to show me that another WhatsApp installed is running in the background it is understood ? so if I install ogwhatsapp or any other whatsapp mod whenever I go settings I see it installed ... thanks for your help
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] zgfg:
Of course that notifications for main WA do not come to Second Space / second user.

Again, I'm telling you, you need two WA accounts (one for the main user, another for second user in Second space)

If you want to use single WA account - I absolutely don't know how could you do that and don't ask me (in that case both WA will see same calls and same chats, hence absolutely no point of 'giding')

I don't know how is AppLock named in your language (Spanish?), but in English it is exactly AppLock. Open Settings and type in AppLock and search, Settings will show you where it is

But again, if you somehow want to have two instances of WA using the same account - I think it's not pissible and hence I will no more respond, you have to play yourself
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] cielorazzo_:
I don't know if I'm explaining myself wrong or not understood. of course I don't want to have two whatsapp with the same phone number. What I want is to have two whatsapp in a single space of the phone, I mean the main one. but that only a single WhatsApp is shown in the system and installed applications. the other whatsapp that installs yansea ogwhatsapp or whatsapppluss even if I install it and configure it with applock and block it, I get the same in installed applications so it does not work because you can see it installed. I appreciate your help anyway thank you very much I will keep looking for a way
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] zgfg:
I don't know about yansea ogwhatsapp or whatsapppluss

But if they work as WA for different account I still don't see why you couldn't use dual WA instead.

Anyaway, you can use AppLock to protect access to either dual WA or those your custom WA apps

And you have more options if you root the phone

But I never needed or tried anything like that - to hide some apps, particularly WA from myself- in 99,5% I use my phone myself, and in the remaining 0,5% if my wife takes the phone, I don't need to hide any WA communication from her

I don't know why you need that hiding. Sorry for the illustration (I don't see a better example), if you cheat your wife, use some exotic messaging app with your girlfriend like Signal or Discord. If your wife find it, she won't know what is that app (and you can still additionally protect opening that app by AppLock)

I have no better idea and cannot help you more. Gave you some ideas, you can play with.

And if you want root - for the beginning apply for unlocking the Bootloader
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] yaro666:
Just don't cheat on friend, be honest - if you want to start different relationship, just end the one you are in right now, don't be a d1ckhe4d
[Xiaomi Mi Pad 5] mohamedkaram:
I've just bought Xiaomi pad 5 with smart pen and keyboard, and due to my arabic language, I didn't find Arabic letters on the keyboard, and I also couldn't write Arabic letters on the pad 5! Any solution to enable arabic language input through the keyboard cover?
[Xiaomi Mi Pad 5] TNSMANI:
MOD ACTION:

Thread closed at the request of the OP.
[Google Pixel 6] ibrahim52:
The day 1 when I charged my google pixel 6, I had my heart stopped because while going to sleep I connected the charger and when I woke up the battery went down from 44% to 33% showing "connected, not charging" I thought this is it.

But then through out the whole day I was going through tonnes of videos and posts which confirmed one thing for sure that Google Pixel 6 doesn't go more than 22W on PPS charger. Finally fingers crossed I was going to spend on Anker 65W but then came across Belkin 25W Boost Wall Charger with PPS. My goodness the charger does what it does, charges 50% in 30 minutes and remaining reaching slowly in another 45 minutes which is enough and sounds safe to me.

I am posting this because many look around the internet for solutions like me, if I can contribute a little.

Amazon.com
[Google Pixel 6] Velcorn:
It's very ironic. I was initially going to buy the official Google charger for the 30W despite already having a 20W one. I just bought another 20W charger in the Anker Nano one which also serves me perfectly fine as 20W is good enough; don't need the extra 2-3W ^^
[Google Pixel 6] utnick:
Ayyyy! Snagged one too! It was half off bringing it down to $10!
[Google Pixel 6] pemz82:
For those in the UK the Belkin 25W Boost Wall Charger is currently reduced to £12.99 on Amazon.
[Google Pixel 6] utnick:
Received the charger and it is as advertised. It peaked at around 25W and then settled at around 22.5W. Something to note is that the longer Anker cable I used to use drops it down to around 8.7W so the cable matters a lot.

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[Google Pixel 6] Izy:
This is what I have

https://a.aliexpress.com/_vSk1m8

33w pps and small it should be dropping againnfor black Friday.

Dropped to 4 quid in the 11.11 sale bf drops to 6

That belkin one decent tho
[Google Pixel 6] alek889:
I bought the original Google charger 30w.Peek is 22 too.
[Google Pixel 6] eloko:
I found a charger, more like power supply, that it gives constant 3a

Xfinity EPS-10

not sure if it will damage the battery though, I tried once and it charged it pretty fast... Someone can input something about this?
[Google Pixel 6] utnick:
Did it charge at the same rate all the way to 100%?
[Google Pixel 6] eloko:
It did. 2900+ ma constant.

It's a power supply for a xfinity box. They are not even expensive, like 15 bucks.

I was reading about chargers and power supply which the power supply is always the same but chargers have temperature sensors? Maybe was about something else....

I may be mistaken
[Google Pixel 6] LLStarks:
Constant 3A means nothing. You're maxing out at 15W since it's not PPS. Higher current is not a good indicator.

Testing random power bricks is pointless unless you know it supports PPS.

A PPS charger can fluctuate between 1-4 amps and have a constantly adjusting voltage to maximize power output.
[Google Pixel 6] arvylas:
With a Baseus gan 2 65w charger I constantly see more than 20w charging except the percentage is high. I think this one has pd3 which supports PPS.
[Google Pixel 6] LLStarks:
Do not trust Franco readings. Get an inline meter if you need absolute certainty.

You could very well be hitting those speeds since the charger looks to be compatible.
[Google Pixel 6] eloko:
Understood.

Still, it got from 0 to 65% in like 40 minutes then I disconnected because I had to leave.. As soon as I receive mine, I'll do some stats and post them here.

I thought PPS chargers have a 3a max and is not constant, it goes up and down, depending on the battery itself.

The more amps that pulls, the faster it charges... Or am I wrong?
[Google Pixel 6] LLStarks:
It's not correct. Power is current multiplied by voltage.

3A at 1V is only 3W. PD is usually 5V or 9V.

Google's can do 1.5A at 20V to reach 30W for supported devices.
[Google Pixel 6] eloko:
For me, the more amps that pull the faster it charges... Voltage don't mean anything.
[Google Pixel 6] neptun2:
Voltage have great effect. Power is electrical current (amperes) multiplied by voltage (volts). For example 1 ampere at 5 volts is just 5 watts but same 1 ampere at 20 volts is 20 watts which is much higher. Different charging technologies have different approaches to send maximum power from charger to the phone but generally most use higher voltage to transfer power above 10 W because most usb cables do not support more than 2 to 3 A of current. Before charging the battery itself phone converts back the high voltage to low voltage suitable for the battery (usually between 3.5 and 4 volts). If you are looking at software programs like aida 64 or ampere - they read the current at this stage so this is why more current at that level means faster charging because the voltage is already reduced to what is needed by the battery. Generally you have something like this:

1. Phone and charger negotiate needed power and they way it will be achieved based on the capabilities of the charger, phone and cable connecting them. Let's say that they agree for 20W which is 10 V with 2 A current.

2. Charger transforms 220 V AC to 10 V DC and phone starts drawing 2A of power.

3. Internally in the phone voltage is transformed from 10 V to 4 V which causes current to rise to 5 A which are fed to the battery.

Here is a great analogy showing the relation between voltage, current, power and resistance using something as simple as water hose.

https://www.freeingenergy.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/Electricity-101-v2.png
[Google Pixel 6] Kramer679:
My 10ft type c to type c cable doesn't charge any slower than the supplied cable. However it is worth noting that anyone using a type a to type c will be limited to 15w.
[Google Pixel 6] Kramer679:
It shouldn't damage it as charging is controlled by the SoC.
[Google Pixel 6] utnick:
Ahhhh. Yeah, it's type A to type C.
[Google Pixel 6] eloko:
But what about if the charger is like, don't care what you want or need, here is 3a, use or lose it.
[Google Pixel 6] eloko:
That's what I thought!
[Google Pixel 6] neptun2:
Well the charger can provide up to 3A but phone decides how much to draw. You will not damage you phone. If phone can't negotiate with charger it will use standard 5 volt and 1.5 or 2 amperes which will result in 7.5 or 10 watt charge power. My old oneplus 7 did that with almost any charger as they used proprietary charging tech.
[Google Pixel 6] Note10.1Dude:
P=V*I, both current (amps) and voltage are equally important to the power supplied. Set your voltage to 0 and you get no power.
[Google Pixel 6] eloko:
Ugh.. I know the formula and what you mean....

But we always have 120v 110v... So it doesn't matter voltage anymore, does it? DOES IT!

Anyway, anyone knows the thickest charging cable out there?
[Google Pixel 6] Note10.1Dude:
Not correct. A basic charger delivers at 5V DC. Modern chargers deliver between about 5 and 20 V, depending on what standard is being followed. 2 Amps of current at 20 volts is 4 times the power being delivered as 2 A at 5V. For the PD standard, you want a USB-C to USB-C cable. The one that came with the phone will carry plenty of current.
[Google Pixel 6] neptun2:
In fact pixel cable is pretty good. I used it to charge my laptop with 65w charger and it worked.
[Google Pixel 6] AasimAmor:
Im using Samsung 25W PD PPS charger. Gets the job done.Grabbed it for INR 1150 ~ 14 USD.
[Google Pixel 6] android_dan:
I bought these cables. So, when I use the Belkin charger with the original cable the phone shows "rapid charging" . With these cable it just shows "charging" but if you compare the numbers in Accubattery they are basically identical.

noot products 2-Pack Charger Cable for Google Pixel 6/6Pro/5a/5/4a/4/4XL/3a XL/2/2XL/3/3XL Samsung Galaxy S21,S20,S20 FE,S10,S9,S8,A72,A52,A32,A71,A51 Braided 6FT USB Type C to A Fast Charging Cable https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01M01SPF...abc_KZHYJC4BHTSEQWM1YB1R?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
[Google Pixel 6] harryw66:
I also picked up a couple for £11-12 from the UK site last year. Full PPS support should help keep the battery healthy.

I also purchased the multiport Ugreen 65W GaN Charger Quick Charge 4.0 3.0 Type C PD USB from AliExpress for around £22 and that also charge at an average of 3A.. and has PPS and PD support etc.

I tend to use the Ugreen GaN most days as we have a family charging area in the house with 4 cables attached to it - to minimise number of charges being left plugged in.
[Google Pixel 6] ikrn:
I am using Samsung's 45 watt charger and it works good.
[Google Pixel 6] cosmin94:
25W Samsung charger model EP-TA800, paid around £8 brand new from Romania. Its a type-C charger. Works well with all devices. But I usually charge everything with the 15w Samsung one which is slow on my pixel but very fast on my oppo X2 pro. Probably not compatible with the pixel.
[Google Pixel 6] Frankenscript:
Satisfied with this one from Belkin on Amazon. Charges my P6 rapidly:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B092PRSQMX/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] AYAY:
Hi guys.

I'm new to Windows mobile and i'm wondering if there is a software like the one from nokia (nokia pc suite image storer) that could auto-download from my pocketpc the images to a specific folder ...

Could you suggest me some software?

PS: sorry for my bad english..

Simon
[Google Pixel 6] ikrn:
i have been using pixel 6 for 10 days now and i can say that camera quality is top class but in other area phone is below average. the sound quality from bluetooth is not up to the mark, Even the internet speed is not good(on 4G), i donn't think it supports carrier aggregation. the quality of the display is also average. What do you think guys?
[Google Pixel 6] 96carboard:
Well, bluetooth is digital, so if you've got a problem with the quality of sound coming out your bluetooth speakers, then you should either look at the quality of the speakers or the limitations of bluetooth.

LTE internet speed looks good to me? Just hit 135 Mbps on a speed test, which I ran just because I was curious after what you said. Kind of shocked actually, I've never seen a phone speed test that high, and its certainly a lot more than I could ever need. What are you expecting to see for speed?

Display being average, I'd definitely have to attribute that to your personal choices. There are two pixel 6's to choose from and you picked the one that explicitly has the crappier display.
[Google Pixel 6] Tool Belt:
My LTE is the same as my old S9. I get 42 Mbps at home. We have a vacation home where our fiber is 30, and 30 is plenty to have YouTube TV streaming and two people on ZOOM calls. Don't over think the whole speed issue, for most of us it is inconsequential.
[Google Pixel 6] Incanity:
This is all purely opinion. I switched from a Pixel 3, and it's a fantastic upgrade. Either your expectations of a 600$ phone were too high, or you're just here trying to troll people into buying something else. Like 96carboard said, BT is digital and all dependent on the speaker on the other end, and the internet speed could have something to do with your carrier.
[Google Pixel 6] launton:
I'm extremely happy with this phone, the screen is fine, I really can't be bothered about refresh rates cos I don't game. The reviews seem to be so picky over triviality and my 4G speed is excellent
[Google Pixel 6] starbiker99:
I'm in the same boat. I came from the OP6T McLaren and I prefer the lighter thinner feel of that phone. The camera in this Pixel 6 just blows the OP away and that's probably the only reason I am using it. Still looking for super thin light case to make this just as small as possible.
[Google Pixel 6] opz187:
Agreed. My speed was consistently better on OnePlus 7 pro as was reception. Modem on this thing sucks. I want to love this phone so bad but there's just too much wrong with it. I've now noticed that on dark mode when in apps like settings or play store, whatever has the generic dark background, my screen is darker on the right side. And every time the refresh rate switches from 90 to 60hz there's a noticable change in color hue.
[Google Pixel 6] liloow:
You can force 90Hz on in the developer options.
[Google Pixel 6] utnick:
The Google case adds next to nothing to the feel of the phone in the hand. I've held a couple black cases that offer better protection and also a clear case that offers better protection and by comparison the Google case just feels smaller.

I've been stuck in quarantine so I haven't tried the phone's modem in areas outside of my home and testing at home sucks because coverage has always sucked around me as there aren't any towers close by. I can say that the WiFi is better than on the LG G8X. It handles the hand-off between 2.4GHz to 5GHz and also mesh zones without issue (though I do drop WiFi calls during those transitions).

I do wish the display showed yellows and oranges differently. They seem kinda dull to me and I'm assuming it's what makes skin tones look occasionally off. Though maybe it's also a byproduct of using dark mode?
[Google Pixel 6] Morgrain:
Would be interesting to know which phone you came from, since the P6 is a budget/midrange product with some clear trade-offs (screen in particular), so are your expectations realistic? This is not a 1000 dollar Flagship phone.

So considering that the P6 has a Gorilla Glass Victus, 90hz OLED for a 599 bucks phone, "average" is, well, acceptable.
[Google Pixel 6] 96carboard:
First of all, a "flag ship" is something very specific that has nothing at all to do with phones. Secondly, even if you do try to use this military term, it does not in any way imply the best or most advanced.

Third, these (p6/p6p) are most definitely extremely high priced and top end phones, nothing average about them.

The only part of what you said that I agree with is that the screen (on p6-nonP only) is not the very greatest. But that's a choice you make when you buy the smaller one.
[Google Pixel 6] Morgrain:
I do not quite see the need for your alleged know-it-all. Firstly, Flagship (no separation) is an established term to describe the most important product that an organization owns/produces. You might not realize it, but terms slash words can have several meanings. I know, it might be something new, but I'm sure you'll get the hang of it.

Therefore, secondly, yes, of course the most important product implies the best or most advanced. You are making confused claims.

For further studies (I can only suggest self-study at this point):

flagship noun - Definition, pictures, pronunciation and usage notes | Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary at OxfordLearnersDictionaries.com

Definition of flagship noun in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.

www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com

Dictionary.com | Meanings & Definitions of English Words

The world's leading online dictionary: English definitions, synonyms, word origins, example sentences, word games, and more. A trusted authority for 25+ years!

www.dictionary.com

For a further assessment, I suggest you open a channel to the Oxford Dictionary or Thesaurus immediately and have them rectify their vocabulary, since - apparently - you are the master of the English language.

Thirdly, if you consider a 599 $ phone (P6) to be extremely high-priced, then you seem to have slept for the last five years. Since Flagships start at 800 bananas, Super Flagships start at 1000 bananas and "Ultra" Flagships start at roughly 1300 $ bananas (using the jargon of Tech Reviewers here), the P6 can only be considered Midrange to higher Midrange. Every other assessment is unrealistic and defies reality, which I would not recommend.

Whether you like this development, or not, is another matter entirely. Reality doesn't change just because a single person wants it to. That takes a little more motivation.
[Google Pixel 6] Glaux:
As if flagship OnePlus phones didn't have various software/networking issues in the weeks following their launch or in some cases, to date unfixed.

It's baffling to me how easily people pass judgment and give up based on minor details unrelated to hardware.
[Google Pixel 6] NavySpark:
I look at this as a mid-range device. It has good specifications for the price range. If I had wanted all the features, I would have went with the Pro.

Battery life is my only real complaint. Its not bad but it's not great either.
[Google Pixel 6] dalelindley76:
No trouble with my speed the phone camera is awesome build quality bid disappointed in as the black on the sides of the phone is starting to come off
[Google Pixel 6] ikrn:
Oneplus 7t pro
[Google Pixel 6] ikrn:
I am using pixel buds and Bose qc 35 ii as my daily driver. The soung quality is average.
[Google Pixel 6] ikrn:
I was using op7t pro before.. the sound quality from bluetooth and the display on oneplus 7t pro is awesome.
[Google Pixel 6] ikrn:
Yes the disp

The only reason I am using pixel 6 is camera!
[Google Pixel 6] ikrn:
I was using oneplus 7t pro befor (90 hz quad hd display). It cost me same as pixel 6
[Google Pixel 6] ikrn:
I was using oneplus 7t pro befor (90 hz quad hd display). It costed me same as pixel 6
[Android Head-Units] kpdominicano:
i would like to have a back up of my stock ROM from my head unit, but i really dont know how to go about it. can someone point me in the right direction possibly send me a link/thread to be able to do a backup of my unit? its a non rooted unit. ive attached pics of my head unit specs. thank for your help in advance.
[Redmi Note 9 Pro (International Model) General and] YooToo01:
So after the last update V12.5.2.0.RJZMIXM my phone started restarting randomly. Can i use recovery to flash the previous version, Stable Recovery | V12.0.4.0.RJZMIXM , or do i have to wait for the unlocking of the bootloader ?
[Redmi Note 9 Pro (International Model) General and] cevi:
You can't revert to older ROM version without unlocking the bootloader.

I have this phone too and after the update had these symptoms (rebooting during calls, freezing occasionally).

What I did I just ignorred them for some time and they've disappeared somehow.

Just let it settle down.

Another good practice after OTA update is to make a factory reset of the phone.

Hope you'll get it working again.