yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] LLStarks:
For T-Mobile: Update adds a bunch of n71-n41 NSA 5G carrier aggregation combos. Seem to rely on B46 though. n41C also present to allow an aggregated 200 MHz of the band. T-Mobile will only ever need 100+90.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] dinosore1:
I started the update with it plugged in and left it updating and charging overnight. I unplugged it in the morning, restarted the device as per update instructions, within 30 seconds of unplugging. I used it the same way as normal throughout the day and ended with a displayed 19% on screen.

Battery level currently on 72%, so it might have been a one off by the looks.
[Google Pixel 6] biglo:
Does anyone know how I can enable call recording on my device? For some reason its not showing up and I live in one of the countries where call recording is listed to be working. Not to mention my Samsung A72 has this working already
[Google Pixel 6] alarmdude9:
No clue how it's supposed to do it out of the box as I'm in the states and mine is tmobile. I had to root and install a call recorder app.
[Google Pixel 6] DenisEhm:
Which app did you end up installing? I used to have ACR but they don't really support root and apparently neither do they Android 12.
[Google Pixel 6] gmbarr:
For me, Call recorder by Skvalex is the best call recorder in the market, the playstore version has some featuers blocked by google, so I would advise to use the version on the website.
[Google Pixel 6] alarmdude9:
I use Call recorder by Skvalex. Seems to be the best and I bought the pay version. Auto upload to drive. Never had a problem out of it.
[Google Pixel 6] DenisEhm:
Yes that's what I'm starting to see. I'm miffed I have to pay for another app but it seems pretty solid.
[Google Pixel 6] alarmdude9:
The free version may work for you. My needs for it are rather precise so I paid for it.
[Google Pixel 6] biglo:
I had a license for Skvalex from 2017 so I was able to utilize this with the app without paying again which is cool so no complaints here. The only nitpick I have is the fact that it records the ringing of the calls and not when the person picks up lol.
[Google Pixel 6] steveroysston:
See if this helps you to record calls, it is an official google site!

Use the Phone app to record calls - Phone app Help

You can use your Phone app to: Always record calls from unknown numbers. Always record calls from selected contacts. Record an individual call. Tips: You can playback saved recordings and

support.google.com
[Google Pixel 6] gmbarr:
You can change that in the settings > recording > Standard API > Start recording on answer
[Google Pixel 6] biglo:
Thanks!
[Google Pixel 6] derausgewanderte:
thanks for the info all. I was wondering myself.

Also, I don't see a single "Like" for a thank you here. I think people who take their time to respond should be recognized.

cheers all
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] garysak:
Dear all,

Hope to get help from you guys...how to use GPS in HTC Tytn / tilt? i bought it from US and use in Malaysia. But somehow cannot manage to find how to use GPS as i'm a newbie in this. currently my HTC Tytn / tilt doesn't have built in GPS device as said. But i have heard that GPS could be use without any devices??? Thx alot for information!!!
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] kaalgoosy:
You just bought a tilt but it doesn't have built in gps?? You sure you bought a tilt? Every tilt or kaiser has built in gps. Try google maps mobile for starters to get your feet wet with gps. http://www.google.com/mobile/default/maps/index.html
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] egtan:
The AT&T Tilt / Kaiser has built-in GPS. I think your question is more towards what GPS software to use because most standard ROMs for Kaiser don't have any GPS Mapping software built-in.

You'll have to install a GPS Mapping software and maps to make use of the GPS hardware.

Since you're in Malaysia, the 2 most popular GPS software for that area is Garmin MobileXT and MapKing G10 / 2007.

To find out more about these software and get the free Malaysia maps, please go to www.malsingmaps.com
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] garysak:
ok ok...i'll try and see whether it works or not. But why there is an external GPS slot behind my HTC Tytn if it's built in????? i really do not understand. i have read the specification of the phone and it does not stated that GPS is already built in. but anyway thanks guys..i'll try.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] operative1:
like this?

http://pocketables.typepad.com/photos/uncategorized/2008/01/28/noreve_tilt_fit7.jpg

that's only a connector for an external gps antenna, not gps device
[Google Pixel 6] Amos91:
Hi all,

Google has posted the full OTA images for the January P6 / P6 Pro update.

Doesn't look we have location specific versions this time (like November). No Verizon built yet either.

Full OTA Images for Nexus and Pixel Devices | Google Play services | Google for Developers

developers.google.com
[Google Pixel 6] Pietrakovsky:
Ty for info
[Google Pixel 6] utnick:
I haven't found a changelog for this yet. Has anyone else?
[Google Pixel 6] gtaguitar7596:
is it safe to install on tmobile varient? i have the dec update right now and want to get rid of it asap
[Google Pixel 6] Lughnasadh:
Google starts rolling out January update for the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro

Hitting the late January target precisely / a few days early, the next patch for the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro is now beginning to roll out following a long delay...

9to5google.com
[Google Pixel 6] Lughnasadh:
Looks like the unified the builds as there is only 1 build out, so I would imagine so. But....ya never know if they will release another build later on like they did for the December Aussie people.
[Google Pixel 6] wilceaux:
Try it and let us know. :)
[Google Pixel 6] derausgewanderte:
OTA nothing. Sideloaded now. I have no fear here after the December mess. Was already on the Dec one. All looks good and works just like before. No differences.

US/ATT
[Google Pixel 6] djoka60:
OTA update downloading now
[Google Pixel 6] moldovanos:
Unlocked P6 with Verizon sim just took OTA. 40.61mb
[Google Pixel 6] utnick:
Up and running on T-mobile.
[Google Pixel 6] mitchst2:
Unlocked UK didn't get December otaView attachment 5508565
[Google Pixel 6] Pietrakovsky:
SQ1D.211205.016.A1View attachment 5508575
[Google Pixel 6] jusumgeezer:
UK Pixel 6 user here on 3UK network.

Just sideloaded the OTA from the OP's link in post #1 the only version available at time of writing this.

December OTA - January OTA

Installed with no issues, rebooted fine & back up and running in no time.

The only real issue I experienced was if I lost mobile data signal, the phone wouldn't reconnect once I was back in range, meaning I had to manually toggle Aeroplane mode.

Hopefully the update fixes that problem.
[Google Pixel 6] Sh0X31:
I'm on December Image with disabled verification. I can update to January without disabling it? Do it wipe my store when I don't disable it? Thanks
[Google Pixel 6] poit:
Just got it pushed to me OTA on T-Mobile USA. I was already on the sideloaded Dec update. Only 40mb for me. Wife's phone still on the Nov update just got a 200mb version OTA. I guess T-Mobile has alot more confidence in this update than the December version.
[Google Pixel 6] Lughnasadh:
Yes, you should be able to do that without wiping.
[Google Pixel 6] keulieminogue:
Ive got the ota update in germany and it optimzes the system now for an hour. I am curious ^^

I come from december update

View attachment 5508595
[Google Pixel 6] poit:
That's how the November update was. IF you got it OTA the optimization took forever.
[Google Pixel 6] mitchst2:
Same - still waiting
[Google Pixel 6] neptun2:
I also got the OTA on unlocked european Pixel 6. I was on november update and got 240 MB OTA. It took a long time (maybe around an hour) to finish optimizing apps but after finished i don't see any problems for now. I even see around 5 dBm better signal at home than with november update. Tomorrow i will also test fingerprint to check for possible improvements.
[Google Pixel 6] mitchst2:
Took an hour
[Google Pixel 6] gee2012:
Flashing the OTA image in recovery takes about 10 minutes.
[Google Pixel 6] utnick:
Yeah, I now sideload because OTA optimization took like an hour and sideload takes 10 minutes.
[Google Pixel 6] gtaguitar7596:
worked without issue thank god really didnt want to reflash back to November lol
[Google Pixel 6] poit:
Optimization has been going for an hour and 10 minutes now, the progress bar is at about 60% . Im assuming the more apps you have, the longer optimization takes. I've got 137 apps that show up on the launcher.

Edit: Just finished, about an hour and 20 minutes
[Google Pixel 6] gee2012:
There is an overall phone performance increase, also the fingerprint reader is much snappier imo.
[Google Pixel 6] mitchst2:
Agreed feels that way. FPR far better especially from screen off.
[Google Pixel 6] sada23:
Ihave sideliaded Dec update and am on T mobile with unlocked Pixel 6 bought from Google.

This is what is happening to my phone when I checked OTA.
[Google Pixel 6] sada23:
Those who have already side loaded Jan 2022 update or updated using the OTA, do you see any new features/bug fixes?
[Google Pixel 6] opz187:
Hold for me and call screening features are back
[Google Pixel 6] utnick:
Yeah, this is why using sideload is so much better. 1+ hour versus 10 minutes.
[Google Pixel 6] crankshaft:
Wow the fingerprint scanner seems so much better now, it's worked every time but do need to test it under different conditions.

And signal seems improved too. Will be interesting to see what it's like at work were I barely get any reception anyway!
[Google Pixel 6] Nidstang:
I have an unlocked P6, using it on Verizon with an eSIM. I had sideloaded the December build. Got the January update OTA this afternoon.

I didn't have any issues with the December build, and so far it's smooth sailing on the January build as well. Really glad to see call screening back.
[Google Pixel 6] Ens0:
root working on the jan build?
[Google Pixel 6] lattosimbaste:
Yes, re-rooting and enabling Magisk modules seems to be fine. GPay looks good but I haven't used it for a purchase since flashing to confirm.
[Google Pixel 6] Ens0:
thanks!
[Google Pixel 6] deusfaux:
just me or the phone feels zippier?
[Google Pixel 6] mateusz3112:
Seems everything is fixed for me. All sensors are working now. Signal so far much better. Fingerprint scanner seems faster. Wow Google. 43Mb and that all took you almost a month and a half 👌👌👌
[Google Pixel 6] evnStevn:
Yep, I received this earlier today via OTA, and it took a good 45 minutes to update even though it was only 40mb in size. And this put me on that latest build, so if you don't wanna do the dirty deed (data wipe) with flashing the image, check out and make certain an OTA isn't waiting on you? That's just my few cents... evnStevn
[Google Pixel 6] sakerhetz:
Does root still work on the January 2022 update??
[Google Pixel 6] ihavenolifee:
Hmmm, sideloading the new OTA Jan on my Pixel 6 gives me an error ocne it hits 47% giving the message "error applying update : 7 (ErrorCode::kInstallDeviceOpenError)

any ideas why?
[Google Pixel 6] DNAblue2112:
It's working for me just fine
[Google Pixel 6] woe:
215MB for me

I haven't had any issues with the fingerprint scanner before this update but it does feel faster than before. Signal is MUCH better. I was having issues with wifi and data previously but now I can actually use wifi calling without it dropping the calls. I'm happy with the update and look forward to more quality updates :)
[Google Pixel 6] ihavenolifee:
I'm having issues doing the OTA download as well, giving me an installation problem. Weird
[Google Pixel 6] vandyman:
How about all of the software and hardware issues you were experiencing?

Did the update fix everything that was eating at you?

Good luck and happy camping. 🍀
[Google Pixel 6] evnStevn:
I was on the original Dec. Update Google rolled out OTA, never had a problem or bug so I decided to sit tight then I received this update. I'm at.work so I haven't had alot of time to check around to see what's new & improved.

Does anyone know for sure if this is the Jan. fix to fix the Dec. update, because alot of folks are hinting it is and I would like to know for certain?! Many Thanks, evnStevn
[Google Pixel 6] dilruk:
Can someone extract and share the stock boot.img from the January pixel6 factory image?
[Google Pixel 6] phaino00:
Here you go.
[Google Pixel 6] dilruk:
Thank you so much! Hope it's from oriole. Not Raven.

EDIT: Yes, it is. Thank you!
[Google Pixel 6] derausgewanderte:
you might have solved this already. I'd delete the downloaded image, clear browser cache and then redownload. Also make sure you have a good cable and directly connect the phone to the PC (my USB hub gives me issues once in a while, finicky).

cheers
[Google Pixel 6] strongergravity:
I just did the January OTA. It only took mine 20-30 minutes to optimize the apps. SO far, the signal strength is better _-95dBm At 4 bars as I sit on my couch, where before my signal was rather less with the December update. The fingerprint reader is more responsive now - 90% of the time it unlocks the first time, where before I would have to try twice or more each time (I do have a glass protector on it). For fun, I redid 2 of my fingerprints, too. So far so good...
[Google Pixel 6] Lughnasadh:
Yes it is.
[Google Pixel 6] Swizzle82:
Just got the OTA notification on TMobile

Spoiler content hidden.
[Google Pixel 6] ihavenolifee:
I haven't actually. I gave up after it failed but might try that again next time.

I couldn't get it to do it OTA either so was going to factory image flash it when I had time.
[Google Pixel 6] mrjuniork:
THREAD CLEANING:

As it has become necessary, many posts were deleted.

This has gotten way out of hand here. I urge everyone to remember that this is a development forum and not a place to blow off some steam or to "troll" others for the sake of trolling others.

It'd be nice to remain calm and focused on the topic of this thread.

Let's show some respect and put aside everything that is not essential to the topic at hand.

I am going to watch this thread and any further off-topic posts, insults and the likes will be dealt with accordingly.

So let's get back on topic, shall we?

Friendly reminder:

Stay safe everyone and happy on-topic posting!

Cheers,

mrjuniork (Forum Moderator)
[Google Pixel 6] Yavia:
any luck? I'm facing the same problem with the inability to do an OTA through android and ADB failing to sideload, would really suck if the only way to update my phone was wiping everything
[Google Pixel 6] mac796:
Failed for me to. I ended up using the Android flash tool. Just unchecked the 3 boxes and pushed the button
[Google Pixel 6] Yavia:
Ok I don't know if it was just a coincidence for me or not but I was rooted when attempting OTA and ADB and as a final attempt I flashed the stock boot image to remove root and the phone now wants to OTA properly
[Google Pixel 6] RichieXX:
I got my pixel 6 last week. I came to the 210817.037 update by OTA. Magisk installation and various apps tried. As far as ran. Yesterday then the January update installation failed by OTA. I thought, no problem. Make a flash-all and make factory reset via recovery. After the update, the pixel hangs in the white Google boot screen. In the meantime, the November image flashed again - same result. Does anyone still have an idea? Mind you, all flash operations run without any errors.
[Google Pixel 6] ihavenolifee:
I ended up using the Android Flash Tool, making sure to uncheck everything to NOT wipe my files, then using the adb command to boot with the new boot from the update to boot under "fastboot flash boot (new file)"
[Google Pixel 6] wiadrovit:
Silly question: is it safe to flash over November update with disabled verity/verification? Don't really feel like starting from scratch 🙂
[Google Pixel 6] Justin933:
For once I got the update OTA without having to sideload (T-Mobile - Mint Mobile)! Nice form google, nice form. No mention of what was changed - maybe I'm reaching a little, but I don't notice any more of those 'missed touches', and things just feel snappy!
[Google Pixel 6] Lainey52900:
I have tried to boot from the Magisk patched boot.img, but it refuses to update. Every time I open the update settings it still says I have the December update. Do I need to flash stock and then redo Magisk?
[Google Pixel 6] XNine:
I'm not rooted, so I'm no help to those who are, but overall, the update really makes this phone much snappier. From the fingerprint scanner to the app drawer and animations, things just feel.... Better. Noticeably so.
[Google Pixel 6] moldovanos:
I gotta say phone runs smooth as silk now
[Google Pixel 6] Lainey52900:
Update: I restored stock image and it still refused to download or install... kept getting an error. So I decided to uninstall Magisk completely, still the same problem. Ended up sideloading the OTA file and then after it updated, tried to boot from the patched Magisk boot.img... bad idea. Phone refused to boot and then after a few minutes of it automatically turning off, gave me an error saying the data was corrupted and I had to factory reset. Never messing with Magisk or rooting again.
[Google Pixel 6] leegreg81:
I reflashed my P6 via my Windows PC as I was on the December update with carrier services beta installed and wanted to ensure I was getting the pure January update without the workaround.

No issues so far.
[Asus ZenFone Max Pro M1  Questions & Answers] IlyaRodin:
Hello, does anyone know how to fix NFC on X00TD LOS 18.1. The icon is displayed in the curtain, NFC is enabled in the settings. NFC Tools sees the status of the device but cannot read any label/card/document. In the log only this:

Full log (grep libnfc_nci) in attache.

01-14 20:53:34.429 3389 23536 E libnfc_nci: [ERROR:nfa_ee_act.cc(2154)] nfa_ee_nci_mode_set_rsp p_rsp->status:0x00

01-14 20:53:34.569 3389 23536 E libnfc_nci: [ERROR:HciEventManager.cpp(151)] Incorrect Pipe Id

01-14 20:54:47.206 3389 23542 E libnfc_nci: [ERROR:NativeLlcpServiceSocket.cpp(66)] nativeLlcpServiceSocket_doAccept: fail accept

01-14 20:54:47.236 3389 23543 E libnfc_nci: [ERROR:NativeLlcpServiceSocket.cpp(66)] nativeLlcpServiceSocket_doAccept: fail accept

01-14 20:54:47.256 3389 23544 E libnfc_nci: [ERROR:NativeLlcpServiceSocket.cpp(66)] nativeLlcpServiceSocket_doAccept: fail accept

01-14 20:54:47.280 3389 23536 E libnfc_nci: [ERROR:nfa_ee_act.cc(2154)] nfa_ee_nci_mode_set_rsp p_rsp->status:0x00

01-14 20:54:47.286 3389 23536 E libnfc_nci: [ERROR:HciEventManager.cpp(151)] Incorrect Pipe Id

01-14 20:54:48.244 3389 23536 E libnfc_nci: [ERROR:gki_ulinux.cc(637)] GKI TASK_DEAD received. exit thread 3...

01-14 20:54:48.245 3389 23536 E libnfc_nci: [ERROR:gki_ulinux.cc(98)] gki_task task_id=3 terminating

01-14 20:54:48.352 3389 23534 E libnfc_nci: [ERROR:gki_ulinux.cc(98)] gki_task task_id=4 terminating

01-14 20:54:48.556 3389 23659 E libnfc_nci: [ERROR:gki_ulinux.cc(98)] gki_task task_id=0 terminating

01-14 20:54:48.787 3389 23660 E libnfc_nci: [ERROR:nfa_ee_act.cc(2154)] nfa_ee_nci_mode_set_rsp p_rsp->status:0x00

01-14 20:54:48.922 3389 23660 E libnfc_nci: [ERROR:HciEventManager.cpp(151)] Incorrect Pipe Id

Tnks!
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] konefatp:
So what ive been trying to do is sync a folder of some stuff from my phone to my comp but when i set it up, it will only allow to sync stuff from the my documents folder from the phone. Is there a reg hack or anyone got any ideas to fix this. :confused:
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] konefatp:
bump, anyone have any idea. ill donate
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] genfersee:
I am interested in a solution too!
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] genfersee:
Ok, not possible to do with Activesync..

You have to install this complement to Activesync:

http://www.clubic.com/telecharger-fiche54170-easy-sync.html

It works great!
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Guides, News, & Discussion] zettozoid:
Quickstart Guide:

Rooted:

1. Go to third page of the thread to download the V4A convolution wav file. Get the one named "pocotorchv12v6v7nophase.zip"

2. Copy the wav named "norm1torchv12v6v7nophase.wav" to Android/Data/com.pittvandewitt.viperfx/files/Kernel

3. Open Viper4Android, enable Master Limiter and Convolver. Set the convolver to the wav that was copied.

Non-Rooted:

1. Go to the same post and use the Graphic Equalizer with the attached preset.

2. Enable Channel balance set to -7.5 dB on both channel.

EDIT 9 (November 2023)

Added new preset pocotorchv12v6v7nophase.

Hey all, first post here. If I broke any rules please let me know.

Backstory (Skip Ahead):

So I've been using my Xiaomi phone for a while and it's really worth it for the price in my opinion. An issue I had was the 'tinny' speakers.

To remedy this, we need an anechoic measurement in order to actually "fix" the sound, not one measured indoors. We also need to get off-axis measurements as well. (Check the book from Floyd Toole on why).

An actual anechoic room is too 'expensive' (a bit of an understatement). There is the Klippel NFS, but it's also 'expensive'. But fortunately we can do a quasi-anechoic measurement (time gating). (Update: I developed another method to achieve this).

Here are the Poco X3 NFC speaker measurements at various angles on the listening window:

Left Speaker:

View attachment 5990367

Right Speaker:

View attachment 5990369

The ideal target for an anechoic measurement would be a completely flat graph on-axis, smooth (maybe tilting) directivity and smooth sound power. Since taking care of directivity would mean fixing the driver physically or treating the reflections, we can only EQ based on the averaged listening window measurements.

Subjectively speaking, applying the EQ through Viper4Android, the internal speaker sounds a lot better. It's a night and day difference in my opinion.

Anyway a few cons to be aware of:

Cons:

- Reduced (max) volume -> This one is to prevent clipping.

You can remedy this by using Playback Gain Control in Viper which will reduce the dynamic range on max volume (I recommend turning the gain control off when playing music)

- Difference in the speakers itself -> I only have one Poco X3 NFC to measure. If the speakers have bad unit variance, this won't work that great.

What I give to you:

A convolutional wav (in the zip) to use in Viper4Android / JamesDSP. Big thing to note is this requires root to use.

If you have questions, ask me anything. Thanks.
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Guides, News, & Discussion] pnin:
Can't really judge the results but I reckon yours is outstanding work. Thank you, sir. :cool:
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Guides, News, & Discussion] SkaboXD:
Amazing effort, I have to try this.

Advantage is more bass & less treble for more realistic sound I guess.

Can you please make Parametric EQ preset for Neutron Music player as I prefer to use it without root? Thanks so much.
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Guides, News, & Discussion] zettozoid:
Parametric EQ settings added, check out the post
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Guides, News, & Discussion] SkaboXD:
Thank you, I just want to ask where's the pre-amp value?

I know that we can apply normalization or AGP (Auto-Gain Protection) but for people who don't have advanced music players with those functions, it would be nice to have pre-amp value attached here.

I want to say that you can finally hear some bass with this EQ. Treble is a bit more dull (but still more accurate than stock) compared to my M50x headphones which use Harman EQ by oratory1990. But overall, sound is more realistic, less bright compared to before. Music gets the new depth. And with normalization, sound is not reduced much. -8db by average I would say. My advice is to play music around 70% to avoid distortion.

It's an amazing improvement & I recommend everyone to try.

Here's the EQ preset for Neutron MP. Place it in storage/emulated/NeutronMP folder. Bind EQ to folder/album in media library than use audio normalization feature along with it.

If you saved some custom EQ in Neutron, backup it's settings as it will be overwrited by this EQ XML.
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC Guides, News, & Discussion] wimstefan:
Thanks a lot!

Is that preset also applicable to Poweramp?