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[LG Watch Urbane] davidsds1:
hi, i have done same update,

myne shows:

Android Wear 2.35.0.325323493

Google Play Services 22.12.55

Android OS 7.1.1

Android Security Patch Level

July 1, 2017

i suggest you swap battery. myne had small reboots and sudden freezes and other minor issues and slowdowns. i read on several forums they were related to the battery but didnt actually relate. then i ordered a new battery and after i replaced it its a totally new experience: watch is faster, no reboots, no lag.

just my 2 cents
[LG Watch Urbane] hipertec:
Thanks for the update. I didnt know the rechargeable battery can be replaced. Do you have a link to where to purchase the battery and how to change it out?
[LG Watch Urbane] davidsds1:
hi,

i searched for battery replacement lg watch urbane (i fix it tutorial ).

i bought the battery here

vhbw litio-polimeri batteria... https://www.amazon.it/dp/B0779XH4JF?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
[LG Watch Urbane] Felix941:
Hi!

Sorry to revive this thread but this post seems to be the only one close to what I need.

I have the LG Urbane W150 aswell but mine has an older update version, and cannot find a newer one. Did you all get the update normally with clicking on update on the watch or another way?

Its nessecary that I get the update installed because the version right now is not connecting to my current phone, I had to dig out my old Xperia Z4 to get the watch even working again...
[Android Head-Units] haeshsheli:
I have attached pictures of the system, it is just very slow and maybe there is someone who installed it here and it helped him, thanks.
[Android Head-Units] xXx yYy:
If a device is slow this not depends on Android version but on the installed hardware.
[Android Head-Units] haeshsheli:
Thx
[General Questions and Answers] JACK.WARFRAME:
i just terned off my redmi note 6 pro tulip while flashing by mistake and it reject to start again any help plz?

tulip
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] s14tam:
Awhile back ago I saw that there was a program that does the same thing as wmwifirouter but it had more options and was free. Does anybody know it was? I been searching but all i could find was wmwifirouter. Help please!
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] egk-69:
im interested in that too!!

I use wmwifirouter A LOT!!, but its anoying to keep changing the DATE so the trial keeps working, hehe

aslo is it normal that my battery last only like 20 minutes while using it!?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] amkaos:
altho i have wifirouter 1.20 and really like it--really easy setup as secured

network..

there is this for free.. (PdaNet) http://handheld.softpedia.com/get/System-Utilities/Communications/PdaNet-Windows-Mobile-21760.shtml
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] darocsfinest1:
can it be used to connect a ps3 to the web
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] amkaos:
i dont use it, i just found it for this thread, so i dont know..

like i said, i use the ""majic cab" of wmwifirouter
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] maxh:
ICS Control is probably the one you're thinking of:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=377047

It's complicated and doesn't have the super simple user interface that WMWifiRouter has, but it's free and more capable, for those that know how to use the capabilities.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] s14tam:
yup, ics control was it. Thanks for the responses! not as easy to us as wmwifirouter but not too hard either. I wanted to be able to use port forwarding but doesnt look like at&t will let me use bittorrent ports anyways haha.
[Samsung Galaxy Watch] Crockett12:
I'm trying to pair my Watch 4 to my android phone (OnePlus 4). When it shows a code on my watch and tells me to confirm with my phone -- how do I do that! Like -- what do I open on my phone to be able to confirm?
[Samsung Galaxy Watch] galaxys:
Usually a pop-up notification request appears on the phone to confirm....

FYI, here's the Galaxy 4 watch forums for information:

https://xdaforums.com/f/samsung-galaxy-watch-4.12439/
[Samsung Galaxy Watch] Crockett12:
I did the process over and over again and finally got the code to show on the phone. Thank you!
[Oppo Find N] Nephorsis:
Hey all, I was just wondering if people know how to get notifications by 'non-stock apps' appearing on the built in AOD? Otherwise, alternative AODs are really battery draining.
[Oppo Find N] babaorum1973:
Only SMS or few apps i decided ti install always on amoled pro version but i loose gestures on screen off
[Google Pixel 6] android_dan:
The Pixel, with its Tensor chip and machine learning, can somewhat adapt to the phone user's habits, right? That's why battery life improves, maybe the phone gets hot at first, then doesn't as I've seen people imply here (and was my experience), and so on.

Then you have all the complaints here. The phone sucks, it gets hot, the battery is terrible, etc. And when people do complain about bugs what is usually the first advice they get? Reset it. But in some cases isn't that exactly the wrong thing to do with this phone? With a device that adapts to your usage isn't a wipe the last thing you'd want to do? Or am I giving the whole "machine learning" thing too much credit? I ask because I visit a Telegram thread and a user there was complaining. Someone asked if he had reset the phone and he replied "yes, a few times".
[Google Pixel 6] Nidstang:
I don't know about overheating and other problems, but w/r/t battery life? I agree. These phones absolutely get better battery life over time, and frequent resets are probably disruptive of that process.
[Google Pixel 6] neptun2:
In fact i am quite happy with this phone. If it was not the epic fail with the december update breaking phone connectivity and the way it was handled otherwise i don't have any problems. Camera is top notch especially when shooting in RAW and battery life for me is between 1 and 2 days (depends how much i use it). I think that with few more updates bugs will be fixed and we will have very good phone with regular updates just like the old pixels. The only thing i hope to change are these stupid 5G, volte and vowifi limitations imposed by google for most countries.
[Google Pixel 6] vandyman:
You will always get people complaining about any new phone/device.

Some people are more dramatic than others.

Any new device is not a 100% perfect. There will always be bugs on a new device.

Bottom line is if you hate it that much. Sent it back and get a refund.

Or buy a POS crapple and be a sheep.
[Google Pixel 6] bobby janow:
Wait a second guys. Let's call a spade a spade. The device was not ready to be released until the December update was fixed. Past the 15 day period there is no returning the phone so put that aside, it's a non issue. You can't be saying that connectivity is fine, it's not. Don't even get me started on the FPR. Be real and acknowledge what is broken. Call screening is gone, on hold is gone, there is basically no transfer from wifi to network without a reboot. That is unacceptable and no amount of calling those complaining sheeple is going to change that. I've owned every Google device since they started coming out with hardware and this device is the worst they've ever released. Do I like the phone, yes I do. Would I trade it in, no. But there are serious problems and you must admit it without criticizing those that do. Calling Google out is not being unfaithful it's just being real.

edit: that being said I did bootloader unlock the device and I'm running ProtonAOSP non rooted. FPR is way better but connectivity is still the December radio which is awful. The rom is better that what Google has out now. Just sayin'.
[Google Pixel 6] 96carboard:
It doesn't adapt to anything except to determine what kind of advertising you would be most susceptible to so that gooble can target you most profitably. All this "AI" and "machine learning" crap is just buzz words that really do NOT imply any of the amazing scifi ideas of machines actually thinking. Don't get overly carried away with marketing buzzwords.
[Google Pixel 6] 96carboard:
Increased battery life is tied to calibrating the battery level gauge.
[Google Pixel 6] 96carboard:
You mean aside from apple, which is actually a fashion accessory and nobody actually expects it to work well. I see lots of apple people with nothing that works, and they just shrug it off as "that's just what phones are".
[Google Pixel 6] Nimueh:
Well said, and very true!

I am SO tired of users saying "well MY device works just fine, YOU must be doing something wrong!". That's exactly the response I see everywhere as soon as someone has any complaint about the P6. The "only" issue I had was the almost total loss of reception after the December update ... I'd like for those users to tell me how I did something wrong there? I wanted to root after the update anyway, so I unlocked, rooted and flashed the mid-November radio.img which brought my reception back up to the 3-4 bars I had before the botched Google update (which had taken it down to 0-1 bar).

Google just letting P6 users sit + wait now, those on locked bootloaders with crappy reception, is what pisses me off most of all. I am long past the 2-week return period so I'm stuck with the device. But I've been letting it sit, half the time on Airplane mode, on my desk for weeks now while my actual daily driver is the OP 5T.

I'm just waiting for "proper" custom roms now to finally get some options ... or until the eBay prices for the P6 go back up so I can sell it without losing too much. The next person that tells me that "Google are the best + fastest with updates for their devices!" will get tarred + feathered by me for sure :LOL:
[Google Pixel 6] bobby janow:
While you're waiting try ProtonAOSP rom then reflash the November radio. That's what I did and it's running rather swimmingly. Still some issues but definitely worth a shot especially if it's just sitting on the desk.
[Google Pixel 6] 96carboard:
I disagree. I don't deny that some people may have connectivity issues, but I can say that I do not. I find connectivity to be excellent. However, my carrier has only up to LTE, no 5G as of yet. This could be why, either flaws in 5G connectivity, or new and patchy 5G networks. Maybe try limiting it to LTE and see how that works out?

Fingerprints are not good for security, especially when it comes to anti-self-incrimination laws, since it is not knowledge based. Consequently, I'd have to categorize finger print unlock to be more of a gimmick than a real feature.

Hold works perfectly. Isn't call screening a feature of the google dialer?

You must be mistaken about that. I transfer from wifi to carrier all the time -- MANY times per day, never had to reboot.
[Google Pixel 6] bobby janow:
But you can't deny that many many many people are having serious problems. The fact that you're not is good for you. That's about it. Call on hold is gone. Perhaps you didn't know what I meant..
[Google Pixel 6] Nimueh:
I disabled 5G on day one since my carrier doesn't have 5G coverage in my area yet, and STILL the connectivity issues are there. Google stopped the OTA, admitted there are problems and then even deleted the files from their update server so YES, there is a huge connectivity problem on the P6(P). Just because YOU don't have those problems doesn't mean they don't exist :rolleyes:

Nah, those "custom" roms that are out yet don't have any customization (yet?), so I'll pass. I am helping test the Renovate Ice module though, which is slowly adding tweaks/features again. RiCE was the reason I was able to stay stock on my OP7 for 2 years, so fingers crossed it will help with this P6 too. :cool:
[Google Pixel 6] 96carboard:
I suspect that you see a low reading in the signal meter and THINK that it means you have connectivity problems. Yes, it reads really low, but holds signals and works well despite that.
[Google Pixel 6] 96carboard:
Perhaps you aren't explaining what you mean properly, because hold works perfectly.
[Google Pixel 6] bobby janow:
The hold for me while I'm waiting to speak with a representative. It will then alert you when someone picked up. That stopped working for me.. But really small potatoes compared to the other issues.
[Google Pixel 6] Nimueh:
No, I didn't "think" it was bad - if calls don't go through or disconnect mid-call then that's not an issue with the display of the signal strength, but one with the SIGNAL itself. None of that happened any more after flashing the mid-November radio.img.

Why do you think Google stopped pushing the OTA and removed the files from their servers? Certainly not because they were bored, but because they KNEW there were issues.

So please stop assuming that 1000s of users are simply too stupid to handle a phone or only think they have an issue. YOU got lucky, great - but please don't treat those of us that have reception or fp or whatever issues like we don't know what we're doing! :mad:
[Google Pixel 6] android_dan:
That reply sure was a buzz kill. I was sure by this time next year the phone would be cutting my grass and doing the laundry.
[Google Pixel 6] opz187:
C'mon man, yes there's always people who complain at first or some growing pains.. But this phone has serious issues. I feel like people who are making light of these problems with the p6 are just trying to justify their purchase
[Google Pixel 6] vandyman:
The only people that are having any issues are the people that keep their phone stock. And most of them do not even know that they have a bad device.

Most people that come to the XDA forums are modders of some sort.

I honestly do not have any issues after making changes to the P6 to suit me.

I understand some people are having issues and most are self inflected.
[Google Pixel 6] opz187:
Self inflected? How ignorant are you? First of all, if their phone is stock, and no mods applied, how is that self inflicted? Second, the VAST majority of consumers DO NOT root or mod there device. XDA and those that do are miniscule. Third, you shouldn't have to root or mod to fix issues with any device. It should work as intended out of box. You're argument is ridiculous.
[Google Pixel 6] vandyman:
Self inflected from modding. Not taking the time to read and understand what you are doing before making changes.

What hardware issues are there on the P6?
[Google Pixel 6] :
True I hate apple
[Google Pixel 6] opz187:
There are way too many hardware and software issues for me to list. Idk if you're trolling or just naive, but Google problems with pixel 6 and clear your schedule
[Google Pixel 6] vandyman:
Please share some links on the hardware issues.

Android 12 is the software for the P6 and it is a bit buggy at the moment in time. But will be fixed.
[Google Pixel 6] Lughnasadh:
Just to add a bit more...the law, at least in the U.S., is still unsettled when it comes to whether compelling a person to provide biometric data to unlock their phone is a form of testimonial communication and thus protected under the 5th Amendment. I believe 8 of the 13 cases addressing this issue ruled that biometrics are not testimonial and thus not protected under the 5th Amendment. While no State appellate court (to my knowledge) has thus far ruled that compelling biometric data is testimonial, Federal district courts are split. Furthermore, many State appellate courts have not even addressed the issue.

It is clearly an ongoing issue which courts will have to decide, but for now people are more protected when using a pin or password, but may still be protected when using biometrics depending on what court they land in.
[Google Pixel 6] bobby janow:
Damn, is there a lawyer in da house? Once I hit "testimonial" and 5th Amendment I got dizzy. Nice job though, thanks.
[Google Pixel 6] V0latyle:
Don't necessarily have to be a lawyer to understand case law. The more educated people are, the better. This is one of those privacy questions I certainly hope gets addressed soon, although I have to say (and this is simply my own opinion) that I don't have a lot of faith in the prospect of SCOTUS explicitly upholding individual liberties.
[Google Pixel 6] bobby janow:
You know I love ya man but you're off base on this. This is not a hill you wish to die on. Stop by Reddit https://www.reddit.com/r/GooglePixel/ and scroll until you don't have a single hair left on your head. Most of the issues are indeed hardware related. I'm not saying that software can't fix some of them but certainly not all of them either. This device needs some major work all around and I hope they can fix it. Yes, there are some like you that don't have problems I get that. But please don't dismiss those that do as nubes or unawares. My wife has never rooted, unlocked or installed anything not directly from the PS. If she had these types of problems I would have 2 P6s and she'd have an iPhone or another P5. She is one of 99% of users. We are the outliers.
[Google Pixel 6] vandyman:
Thank you, but I do not use Redit.

I stay away from does type of social sites.

It is like listening to CNNs crazy storys.

I am happy with the P6. The P5 was my all time favorite Google device.

I have had just about every Google cell phone and it is the same thing every year. (bugs for a few months).

If the P6 is still not up to par come February, I will start a new thread here to bash and complain. Lol..
[Google Pixel 6] bobby janow:
I'll take your word on that one. lol. FYI, Reddit is really kind of cool in that there is so much information there outside of social and political nonsense, although you can certainly find that there too. But even cooking info, disease info, car subs, I mean almost anything you can think of there is a subreddit for it. And one of my all time favs r/aww . Always bring a smile to your face. I know you want the link (lol) so here it is: https://www.reddit.com/r/aww/
[Google Pixel 6] chaimav:
Yes, most issues can be addressed by software, but there may be hardware limitations that hider this such as the FPR and the modem. Screen and camera cracking issues, if proven, would be pure hardware.

Google Pixel 6, 6 Pro, & 6a new updates, bugs, issues, problems tracker

A detailed & continuously updated round-up of everything related to Google Pixel 6, 6 Pro, & 6a updates, bugs, issues, & problems.

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[Google Pixel 6] V0latyle:
Same here

The P6 is bound to have issues - it's essentially a new platform. For a while, Google was using Qualcomm SoC's, a practice they started with the Nexus 4.

While the Tensor platform shares a lot of similarities with Samsung's Exynos, and indeed was developed in collaboration with Samsung, it's still new and fairly untested. I'm not sure why Google chose to do this; maybe it's a licensing thing because they want to use more of their own hardware instead of having to get licenses for the Snapdragon platform, but who knows - the point is kind of moot, because they made the change instead of using what they've been using since 2013. And as with all technology, new things are going to have bugs.

You might be asking "well, why did they do this?" That's another unanswered question, but my guess would be that their focus again is establishing their own platform rather than using something that's been proven reliable.

In the end, you get what you get. I don't know what the real world stability of the Galaxy S21 or the V60 are, but you chose the Pixel 6. It's a new product. It's going to have problems. No one who bought a P6 should be expecting perfection. If you want better stability, there are plenty of offerings from Samsung, LG, or even Apple - who went through this whole issue with the introduction of the Apply A7 on the iPhone 5S, but has used the same manufacturers (FoxConn and Pegatron) since the release of the original.
[Google Pixel 6] vandyman:
Thanks for the info.

I just wish others here would do the same, instead of mouthing off and bashing people.

From my understanding on the December update failure. Google was trying to tie the Tensor and modem chip for the up coming T-Mobile features. Meaning you will get a faster carrier data speed when all said and done.

If it would have worked. Google and T-Mobile would have been ahead of the game. I am hoping that Google and T-Mobile got it all sorted out.
[Google Pixel 6] vandyman:
Great post, this explains a lot and is some good information.

Yes, most people buy the Samsung or IPhone.

The Google series is a plain Jane model.
[Google Pixel 6] chaimav:
This is the first I am hearing that it was T-Mobile issue. Why would Google break builds specific to the European market if that was the case?
[Google Pixel 6] V0latyle:
TL;DR version: new hardware WILL have teething issues, don't expect it to be perfect
[Google Pixel 6] blackhawk:
It's not that Reddit is a great platform, it's because it isn't filter like Google Search.

To find the real dirt on any device you need to go to the forums used by the customers. Then you'll get real unbiased reviews and a better look at the issues, maybe even solutions.

The most damning feature on this new phone that wouldn't be firmware/software correctable is the display.

However the rabbit hole that Google Android has choosen to take with its OS platform isn't one bit prettier either and they're are just tunneling deeper into it with each new version. Soon they'll break through to the other side to where the sad land of Apple is.

Since Android 9 (even today 2+ years later, unpatched) security has never been a major issue unless the user is inept.

Too much security hype, not enough flexibility at the cost performance and usability. That doesn't cut it.
[Google Pixel 6] vandyman:
Sometimes I wonder if I am reading a review that was posted on a product being sold on Amazon.

There are good and bad reviews, take them all with a grain of salt. I personally just have a good time laughing at what is said...
[Google Pixel 6] vandyman:
Here is some links that my shad some light.

Google Pixel 6 users on T-Mobile will get speed boost next year

Google Pixel 6 users, here is some good news for you if you are using the device on T-Mobile’s network. As revealed by AndroidPolice, T-Mo will be giving a speed boost to the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro next year. According to their report, a reader checked out the modem log of his Pixel 6 and...

www.tmonews.com

Get ready for faster Google Pixel 6 5G speeds on T-Mobile

Less aggravation, more aggregation

www.androidpolice.com
[Google Pixel 6] chaimav:
Ah, so it was carrier aggregation.
[Google Pixel 6] vandyman:
Yeap, it's a good theory and I am going with it. LOL.

As of November, there are only two factory images to choice from. One is for everyone (global), the other is for Verizon.

So if there was some modem/radio tweeking on the December build. The above would explain it.

Which leads to my theory for January's update.

Updates in the settings to toggle this new feature on/off.

Regional tweeks for automatic band detection.

To be honest, my crystal ball has a crack in it, so I really don't know.. Lol.
[Google Pixel 6] Wolfhawke:
I find it hilarious that they refer to this model as the "Oriole" and the P6P as "Raven"...so far I've been getting the bird from Google about the naggling little things that should have been fixed in December, but weren't.

(you know like reliable 5g connections, my hearing aids working with it like every other phone before Android 12 with bluetooth excellence, untwitchy navigation input, etc.)

That being said, it's actually not that bad a phone, I think the problems we're having are because of the uncertainties of the Tensor chipset, and ANDROID 12 Bugs from Hell! It's no LG V60 (RIP my blue dual screen monster), but the speed and documented features (nevermind the undocumented "features") make the phone a ok daily driver as long as I keep it on LTE, the camera takes decent photos for a binned 48MP camera and the magic eraser feature works even on photos from before I had the phone. While I'm not a fan of the current pixel launcher, Nova 7 works beautifully and apps open without a hitch.

I think most of the problems are with Android 12 as even some Samsung users are sharing our pain with Android 12 based OneUI 4.0/4.1. I've got this phone on JumpNow! Lease through T-mobile, so I'm just waiting for the S22 and a tax return to appear.