yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Redmi K20 Pro / Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro Questions & Answe] zgfg:
You don't need TWRP to install Magisk. Go to Magisk Github page and read instructions

Im short,t ake your boot img, install the Magisk app, patch the boot.img from Magisk app and flash the patched boot img from Fastboot

Regarding to TWRP - make sure you use the latest official.

Nevertheless, AFAIK - TWRP does not properly support decrypting for A12
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra] readymarc:
Has anyone gotten the update for the US unlocked version?

This is very strange. I have minor bugs and i was hoping the December patch would solve but it seems the lapse has already begun for this device.

Strangely enough locked versions have received December patch ( Only verizon i think)

If anyone can shed some light... please do and does it make sense flashing verizon firmware on this device.
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra] mpore14:
Hi, is this your version?

Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra (SM-G998U1) - USC - G998U1UES4BUKK firmware

Fast download latest Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra firmware SM-G998U1 from USA (US Cellular) with G998U1UES4BUKK and Android version 12

www.sammobile.com
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra] death365:
I got this update not via software update in settings but via biometrics and security settings.

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[Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra] dcfjoe:
I got the BUKK OTA update this morning on my unlocked S21 Ultra here in the USA on the Visible network.

It does have the December 2021 security update and I believe it was around 300 mb in size. I can't tell you what it fixed, since the 120 Hz bug was fixed in a previous update, and that was the only real bug that bothered me.
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra] ciaoarif:
Just got the January update here in Germany. Lots of stuff updated...
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra] dpw2atox:
I just got BUKK on my s21 ultra unlocked in the US, I use t-mobile as my carrier. Hopefully the January update comes out with some more fixes soon.
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra] raptoro07:
I just flashed my Sprint SM-G998U to a U1 and got the update last night
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra] death365:
Bukk... Jan 5th Dec security

Bule... Jan 10th Jan security
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra] celll:
hello friends, WiFi calling is not working after BUKK update, is it working for you?
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Questions & Answers] Shorewatcher:
I've got my Watch4 a while ago, after some struggles I managed to set it up just fine. Now, every day or so, I get a notification saying the watch needs permission to notifications to show them on the watch. However, I already have given it this permission. It can be solved by turned off and on the permission, but I'd rather not do this every day..

Anyone know what could be causing this?

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[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Questions & Answers] Alrich:
This is a common problem with MIUI.

This happens with my Mi Band 5 as well.

The solution to this is to Lock the app in memory. To do so, bring up recents menu, press and hold your fitness app and click the small lock. This will prevent it from being cleared and also prevent the security app from clearing it during boosting.

Also make sure you never clear the app from recents manually.

All the best.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] Kirxshi:
Hello i'd like to change my rom for my F3 i don't feel the smoothness that much in stock miui its good tbh serving me well but i want some good fluid ui with amazing battery life and performance should i install miui eu? or other roms such as Arrow os i don't really care about the customization my prio is Good performance and atleast same sot as stock im having 5hrs in gaming while 8-10 hours when browsing social media
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] Techguy777:
Yes than you want EU Rom or basically stock streamlined I have the 8gb of ram and I get about 713000 on AnTuTu and anywhere from 500k to 670k on custom ROMs. There are other stock based ROMs but EU is by far the most popular. I don't game but 8 to 10 hours browsing sounds about normal on all the custom ROMs. If you want honesty I have been flashing custom ROMs and kernels for about 5 years and I have even made a couple lineage ROMs back In Oreo days. I stopped listening to all the hype alot of it is just nonsense I've never flashed a custom kernel that gets better performance and better battery life than stock. I used to think it was possible and it's really not. You will need a better cpu to have real differences. EU is better than regular stock so try that and if your still not happy try evolution x a12 or descendant a12 Rom. Those are my 3 picks.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] Techguy777:
No Evo X works great I like I'm thinking about going back to it but I can't be sure it plays games. I've heard about people having gaming problems on AOSP based ROMs it is more of the stock Android which I like to because Xiaomi has different settings and I always get lost so yeah I prefer stock Android too. You definitely won't get performance and a12 anx camera module for magisk doesn't work it does on Android 11 though. You'll also have to decrypt your data on a12 so twrp can read your internal. The phone has a lot of catches to it I would definitely recommend that you have the My flash tool and the stock firmware downloaded and ready to go in case you need to fast boot and flash your stock again cuz it does get confusing and you probably will soft break a couple times
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] growbag84:
Hi all

This may sound like a stupid question but do i pay to use wifi on my ignito.

I am on o2 and when i got this phone they asked if i wanted unlimited wifi as a bolt on:confused:. I said no thinking the phone has wifi so should be free using my connection at work and home.

Thanks for any replys

Matt
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] Spenner:
WiFi is free say at home when you connect via your wireless router or your work place, if they provide that facility. You only pay for it if you are say at a coffee shop and they charge you to connect to their wireless access point. Im not sure what O2 were on about ?
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] kutis:
probably the o2 in your country has wifi spot all over the place, useful if u need internet on the go around metro area (the wifi spots usually there)

telstra in australia also has such thing.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] captainsensible2002:
Yes, they are talking about unlimited use of O2 Wifi hotspots - fairly obvious and explained here:

http://www.o2.co.uk/mobilestariffs/tariffs/paymonthly/boltons/unlimitedwifi
[Honor 20 Questions & Answers] alisadeghian:
Hi

How to join emui 12 beta?

There isn't any any available project for me in beta app.

Can anyone help me? 🙏🏻
[ZTE Axon 10 Pro Questions & Answers] NXTwoThou:
My mother(77) has an Axon 10 Pro. I've turned VoLTE turned on in settings, but it's not placing calls with it for some reason. With my phone(Xiaomi Mi9) I had to use *#*#86583#*#* and *#*#869434#*#* to disable carrier check. Does ZTE have similar dialer codes?

Unfortunately she lives a considerable distance away so I'm unable to sit with the phone and try different combinations (aka, I have to make a list of what I'm going to do and schedule to go try them on a weekend)
[Moto E (2020)] JimboRingo:
Hi, noob here.

In the process of rooting my Motorola E (2020) XT2052-1, i need to get the stock rom variant for my phone (unless a degoogled custom rom without issues exists - im doing this to remove google). Following these instructions:

https://xdaforums.com/t/stock-rom-how-to-root-the-snapdragon-moto-e-2020.4195453/

My build is QPGS30.82-135-7 (US Cellular.).

I need to find my variant on lolinet but i cant find an exact match. What needs to be matched?

1) Can i use a higher version variant? Mine is -7 and on lolinet its -13:

XT2052-1_GINNA_USC_10_QPGS30.82-135-13_subsidy-DEFAULT_regulatory-DEFAULT_CFC

2) can i use the retail version? I assume so, there shouldn't be hardware differences? This one is -7 like my build.

XT2052-1_GINNA_RETUS_10_QPGS30.82-135-7_subsidy-DEFAULT_regulatory-DEFAULT_CFC

Thanks!
[Moto E (2020)] fddm:
Yes, that update is correct, it is just one update ahead of what you had. You can also install retail firmware as long as you keep your bootloader unlocked.
[Moto E (2020)] JimboRingo:
Thanks! Can you suggest what i should read up on (search keywords), to understand why the retail should keep the bootloader unlocked while the USC variant doesn't require it?
[Moto E (2020)] fddm:
Each variant has a public key securely embedded, and the accompanying bootloader is signed by a private key. Only a retail device has the key to verify the retail bootloader, and there is a chain of trust past that to ensure system integrity.
[Moto E (2020)] JimboRingo:
Apart from this, the US Cellular logo i've seen on boot, and possibly channel specific apps, are there other differences i should be aware of that guide my choice of the USC vs retail variants?

I'm leaning towards the USC variant if it has the advantage of being able to relock and the retail's is simply not having the logo.
[Moto E (2020)] fddm:
Retail will not come with carrier apps and branding, and includes "full" gapps(carrier variants might exclude or swap certain gapps like the dialer for inhouse Motorola forks).
[Google Cardboard] Slawko Urban:
I would like to present you a game made in 2022 and which I hope will revolutionize the quality of the application for Cardboard VR all over again.

Google Play Store game:

Urban Zombie: VR Shooter

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.UrbanITSupport.UrbanZombieVRSurvivalDemo

The game is developed in the Universal Render Pipeline (URP) technology.

This is a survival shooter game. Enjoy the advancing hordes of zombies, graphics that have been carefully crafted for the best and most accurate Cardboard VR experience. As in the real world, there is no artificial sight, information about the amount of ammunition, zombie location and other facilities to spoil the real VR experience.

You have the opportunity to shoot zombies in the open area of the factory, and to fight hordes in an abandoned building. Older people say this was once a clinic. There was absolutely nothing left of her now. Do you have enough courage to check if there is anything hiding in her basement?

The game has three aiming modes:

- Simple

- First sight (fire + aim key)

- Second sight (aim key)

In future updates, it is planned to add more types of zombies, new types of weapons, exploding elements on the map and other maps to choose.

Recommended for better quality gameplay:

- Cardboard for VR experiences (ex. BOBOVR Z5)

- Gamepad (ex. MOCUTE-050)

One person was working on the game. It was made in URP (Universal Render Pipeline) technology for Virtual Reality gameplay with a gamepad. I would like the game to have a gameplay in which you can choose from a few maps, different weapons, many types of zombies, Survival Defense style, where zombies come from outside, for example, and they get inside through windows that you can repair. If I manage to do the above, I will make the possibility of a 4-person Multiplayer Game. I work alone and I need your support, dear players. If you like the game and its potential, put me some coffe, then I don't fall asleep working late in the evening :)

Thanks and Regards

Urban

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[Android Head-Units] SaddleTramp1:
Hi all, I have an Android H/U and I also have sim card slot built in, I have recently changed my Service provider from BT to Sky who use the O2 service, With the BT sim I got data connection and could use head unit without being connected to my phone hotspot or wifi, Now I have the O2 I have a great signal strength and it also shows 4G connection But when I try running anything I get "No Data Connection" error, I cannot see any reason for this, I Hope somebody can point me in right direction.

I Have contacted Sky and they say the card is active but no data has been used
[Android Head-Units] marchnz:
Is it MTCB type unit.
[Android Head-Units] SaddleTramp1:
Hi Thanks for reply, I have no idea what an MTCB type unit is, But It is a recent type unit I purchased it from 4X4 Shop Canada last February it is an Android 10 HD quad core I believe.
[Android Head-Units] SaddleTramp1:
Hi I have just looked at my order and discovered it is an 8 core not quad core.

I have just looked at the system info and it is as follows

MCU Ver: 023055dGS-CIC-GTL-DC-210421

System Version: 10-8953EA-1
[General Topics] maxpayne005:
I've read on several places that HTC Touch Viva do have a gps. The official page of HTC doesn't mention that (I wrote them an email asking, will see if they reply;-)

Could that be one of those situations like S730 with GPS chip but no antenna or something?

btw does anyone has one already? I was hesitation between the old touch and viva but I think I will get viva, it's about 250 euros in my country
[General Topics] The Reaper:
HTC Touch Viva aka opal...there's a dedicated forum for this on XDA..
[Samsung Galaxy A12] FakeSafeWord:
Hey y'all just got sent a free Samsung Galaxy A12 but it's model is S127DL which I'm not seeing here.

I assume twrp will work as usual but will roms meant for other models of the A12 work on mine?
[Google Pixel 6] JuzDoIttt:
Hi, sorry if there's an answer somewhere already but I'm quite confused with whether or not the regular P6 has UWB?

Google Pixel 6 Pro Review: Fantastic everyday phone with an undeniable Exynos inspiration

The Google Pixel 6 Pro is a fantastic everyday phone with an undeniable Exynos inspiration, though that isn't a bad thing. Read our review!

www.xda-developers.com

This link says it does, from November. Many of google news regarding digital car key says Pixel 6 is supported, and that I believe that uses UWB right??

But gsmarena and many other who ask the same questions, and other articles says it does not have UWB, that only the P6 pro has it.

Also, I am referring to the short range UWB for tracking Tile Ultra or android digital car key, not the Verizon UWB 5G. Or are they the exact same?

Thanks for any clarification.
[Google Pixel 6] bobby janow:
The only Pixel 6 that has UWB is the one that Verizon sells or a Verizon branded P6. The Google version does not have the UWB antenna. All the 6P6 devices have it whether it's Verizon or any other one. Verizon 5G UWB is not the same as UWB in general. I believe both will support keyless entry since if it has the antenna/radio technology that is all that matters. Obviously I'm not 100% on this. lol. I'm also not sure if the UWB in the P6P are specific to Verizon or the generic one Apple/Samsung one. Wouldn't mind if an engineer pops their head in here to clarify.
[Google Pixel 6] JuzDoIttt:
Someone with a non-verizon P6 and a new BMW that has digital car key please turn off bluetooth and NFC and see if the digital car key works.

On a side note, what if a criminal test drive a bmw, setting up digital car key and returning at night to commit grand theft auto. :oops:
[Google Pixel 6] bobby janow:
That's an easy one. They track your phone to your front door, knock and say FBI you're under arrest.
[Google Pixel 6] 96carboard:
Its just a BMW so... Who cares?
[Google Pixel 6] LLStarks:
Very incorrect. UWB is ultra-wideband for locational awareness. Only the Pixel 6 Pro supports it. Pixel 6 can only use NFC.

Verizon's UWB is a completely unrelated marketing term for their mid-band and mmwave 5G.

The UWB we are discussing is not 5G. Different technology entirely.
[Google Pixel 6] bobby janow:
Very incorrect? Really? So even though the P6 can use Verizon's UWB it can't use regular UWB? If what you say is correct that would mean the P6P has UWB for Verizon 5G as well as UWB for location awareness? As I said I was not entirely sure about this so if you have some knowledge regarding this please let us know without the comments about levels of correctness.
[Google Pixel 6] LLStarks:
You are confusing 2 completely unrelated technologies.

Please drop any idea of Verizon UWB or types of 5G. We are not talking about that.
[Google Pixel 6] bobby janow:
I got that. I just questioning whether or not the P6P has both the Verizon UWB and local UWB. If there is someone that can clarify what you are knowledgeable about that would help this discussion. Just saying I'm confusing the two technologies doesn't really help much here.
[Google Pixel 6] 96carboard:
Some do and some do not. Depends on which variation.
[Google Pixel 6] bobby janow:
So there are 2 versions of the 6Pro? I only thought two versions of the P6. Thanks for confusing me even more if that's possible at this point.
[Google Pixel 6] 96carboard:
There are at least 3 variants;

G8VOU (USA, Australia),

GF5KQ (Japan),

GLU0G (Everywhere).

The first two support 5G "mmWave", which is what Verizon is incorrectly referring to as "UWB". The last one does not. The first two may be the same physical hardware, but Japan has unique regulatory requirements. It may refer entirely to being provisioned with a different software build.
[Google Pixel 6] LLStarks:
Only US versions of the Pixel 6 Pro reliably have the mmwave antenna module. Verizon is not the only carrier with mmwave capability.

Other variants have an empty space. There's also a special Japanese variant which has modified NFC capabilities and government regulated camera shutter sounds.
[Google Pixel 6] bobby janow:
So basically Verizon messed up the messaging by calling UWB, which has nothing to do with them, UWB 5G a completely different technology. I think I got the gist of it now. Skipping UWB 5G, which devices have UWB? I know Apple products have it and Samsung but where does the P6 series fall?
[Google Pixel 6] 96carboard:
*real* UWB is a feature of ALL Pixel 6 *PRO*, and is NOT available on ANY non-PRO.

Phone carriers are genuinely retarded when it comes to naming technologies. Hand it over to marketing people with a BA in basket weaving. If you want to refer to mmWave, call it mmWave.
[Google Pixel 6] schalacker:
As others already stated, Verizon markets their mmWave 5G-NR "UWB" (Ultra WideBand). Apple and other OEMs are using a separate chip/technology that they are also calling UltraWideBand for location based services (IEEE 802.15.4, not as a 5G connection technology). 802.15.4 UltraWideBand is what BMW is using for their door locking services (Digital Key Plus). This UWB uses channels at 6.5 & 8GHz.

Having said that, the Pixel 6 (non-Pro) in the US comes in non-mmWave (GB7N6, unlocked) and mmWave (G9S9B, AT&T or Verizon) versions. G9S9B adds 5G-NR support for bands 257, 258, 260 & 261 (28, 26, 39 & 28GHz respectively).

The P6-Pro (G8VOU, US & AUS version) has the Qorvo DW3720 802.15.4 UWB chip. No variation of the Pixel 6 has an 802.15.4 UltraWideBand chip/radio.
[Google Pixel 6] mojorisin7178:
Hahaha thank you Verizon for confusing the crap out of everyone. This reminds me of when TMobile started calling hspa+ 4g when in reality it was just hspa (3g) with upgraded technology. At&t called the same technology 3.5g because they had LTE (true 4g)

The way it was explained back then is there is no true definition for 3g,4g,5g the g stands for generation so the carriers are free to market it however 5hey want. I just switched to Verizon from Fi and I have the p6 unlocked from the Google store. The sales guy told me I will get c band and so will my wife's pixel 5a. I'm pretty sure I don't get c band with my non Verizon p6. I don't really care I get over 100 Mbps download and do I really need more than that? Personally no I don't.the geek in me wants to see more just so I can see the technology but it's really not necessary. Just like at home I have a 3 bedroom apartment with a few smartphone things but not alot and ingot FiOS gigabit. Way overkill. My buddy has a 4 bedroom house with a finished basement every switch in 5he house is smart and he has 6 streaming devices with a 200mbps plan and everything works fine. Even with his kids playing Xbox. But like I said the geek in me wants to see the technology. Sorry for.the long rant off topic
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Questions & Answers] Slice235:
This is a bit of a different issue. I own a Samsung Galaxy Tab A tablet running Android 7.1.1. The app V1 Golf recently updated their app which requires the device to run on Android 8 min. Unfortunately Samsung has not upgraded the Tab A tablets to Android 8. My Tab 8 had an old version of V1 Golf but I wanted to connect to the paid version which I had already purchased. I deleted the V1 app from the tablet and when I attempted to re-load the app it was no longer showing in the Google App Store. Would anyone know a link to download an older version of the V1 Golf app. that will run on Android 7.1.1. Thanks
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] nwcarlson:
With the source code now released how long do you guys think it will be before one of these mad catz works through it and optimizes it for the HTC Titan?

http://source.android.com/projects

I'm guessing we will see something within a month. I'm hoping sooner than that because I can't wait to try this out, I've been messing around with the SDK for a while and I'm looking forward to what is to come!

What do you guys think? Will we see one by Friday? By Nov? In one month?? By Christmas??
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] Duscrom:
I hope something soon. I too want to see all the G1 goddiness on my Titan. Who knows. it might even have a working hardware acceleration driver!
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] mpenguin14:
my bet is by Christmas... I am planning on keeping an eye on the Vogue android thread by dzo He is the one that was able to get the SDK releases of android running via Haret... and to my understanding the Vogue and Titan are similar enough that most progress that they can make on the vogue will be relevant to the Titan...

I am not going to be getting a new phone anytime soon, so the idea that I might be able to have a new OS to play with on my phone is very enticing
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] princelton:
I am excited about this whole android thing! I am not a devoleper, but I do like to modify, and tinker.... I would love to play with android when it gets close to ready, but I am wondering... is it / would it be possible to dual boot an OS with such limited resources? (i am afraid I don't realy understand how the ROM / OS thing works...) Or would it be more of a second device kinda thing untill all of the kinks are worked out?
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] morbid88:
I would say a hell of a lot sooner if we all stopped waiting and got to work.

I was surprised to receive a call while running it for the first time today. Need alignment and button mappings for a start.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] v5HMeca:
The Titan doesn't meet the minimum system requirements for Android. Android requires 256MB flash memory and 128MB RAM. The Titan has 256MB of flash memory (which means you wouldn't be able to add anything to the phone), but it only has 64MB RAM (which means you're out of luck).

Don't get your hopes up, people.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] mpenguin14:
my hopes aren't up too high, I don't think we will be dual booting, or completely replacing the WM rom with an android rom really, but I don't see any reason why we wouldn't be able to get android running via haret like we have been doing for the past 3 months...

but I am curious, do you have a link to the minimum android requirements?

From my understanding Android was developed to be able to run on just about any device. In an interview with Googles Director of Mobile Platforms, Andy Rubin

I am aware that this interview is nearly a year old, so things may have changed, but since I cannot find a recent comment on the minimum requirements I have to assume that they still intend for Android to be able to run on a wide variety of hardware, which would include the Titan

But then again, I could be wrong, I might be missing a very obvious link to the minimum requirements for android.

Thanks in advance for the link