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[Nubia Red Magic 6] rere24110:
Hi, i just bought Red Magic 6 Pro 16/256 and i was thinking, when will a custom rom avaible ? Sorry for bad english, i'm french
[Nubia Red Magic 6] fredlamour:
Same there for RedMagic 6, also french. I did not found alternative.
[Touch GSM General] kedal:
Hello,

In France, I bought a White HTC Touch, that the only color we found..

But I want my HTC Touch Dark. Is any website where I can found a complete dark hull ? In the HTC Website, I found the backside .. not the frontside..

I apologize for my English.

TY!
[Touch GSM General] kidnamedAlbert:
check it: http://cnn.cn/shop/touch-black-faceplate-p-2481.html
[Touch GSM General] kedal:
Thanks a lot !

You think the site is okay? and the quality of the set? Ty =)
[Touch GSM General] kidnamedAlbert:
best place for htc parts.

you'll have to go look how to disassemble your touch in order to do it.
[Touch GSM General] kedal:
Yeah its Okay i've see the post.

An plastic tool in the set ? Or not.. ? TY
[Touch GSM General] badaas:
got mine from ebay, no worries!
[Touch GSM General] kedal:
Is the set new ?

I'll buy you this set tommorow if yeah

Ive an elfin its okay?
[Xiaomi Poco X3 Pro] MO7MD 5ALD:
Is there any MIUI 13 stable release for Poco X3 pro ?

I have spark OS installed on my phone and want to try MIUI 13 based on A12 .. there is too much Ports of MIUI 13 for poco x3 pro but am looking for a stable official release.

unfortunately I won't be able to get the MIUI update directly on my phone because of root and the custom rom I am using now.🙃

can anyone help me with some information about getting MIUI 13?!

Thanks in advance.
[Xiaomi Poco X3 Pro] k3lcior:
There isn't.
[Xiaomi Poco X3 Pro] reosm:
Xiaomi Android 12 Update Tracker (Jan 2022); Eligible Devices - Xiaomiui.Net

Xiaomi has finally released their all-new Android 12 based MIUI 13 globally. The MIUI 13 focuses on the core performance and optimization of the UI. The

xiaomiui.net
[Xiaomi Poco X3 Pro] endrancer:
It's due between Jan and Feb, so anytime soon.
[Xiaomi Poco X3 Pro] Deleted member 11572871:
I just don't understand as some leaks showed 3 compiled builds and one was a MIUI 13 build for the Poco X3 Pro Global
[Xiaomi Poco X3 Pro] k3lcior:
Probably homemade port from other device or unreleased internal build.
[FYT Android Head Units] tRidiot:
Continuing to research...

TDD-LTE Band 38:

China (China Mobile)

Malaysia (Yes 4G)

Sri Lanka (SLT)

TDD-LTE Band 41

USA (Sprint)

China (China Mobile, China Telecom, China Unicom),

Japan (KDDI (UQ), SoftBank (WCP)),

Philippines (Globe)

Madagascar (Blueline)

This is an interesting option - Sprint? Don't they have crappy coverage overall?

FDD-LTE Band 2:

United States	AT&T	1900	2	May 2014	Nov 2013	[141][437]

[468][469][439]

[depends on BTA/MTA-Region]

United States	T-Mobile	1900	2	May 2014	Jul 2014 (?)	Oct 2014

(via CA)	(?)	(?)	Sep 2016	[141][437]

[453][454][455][456][511][457][513][514][517][522]

4×4 MIMO, 256 QAM

LTE-U 80 MHz (Jun 2017)

15 MHz carriers in some markets

20 MHz carriers in some markets

CA[G 1] of 20 MHz (CA_2A_2A). 15+5

CA[G 1] of 30 MHz (CA_2A_4A_12A). (in Trial)

United States	Verizon	1900	2	Sep 2014	Dec 2014	Aug 2016	5 or 15 MHz in use [141][532]

[541][535][536]

[537][454]

[depends on BTA/MTA-Region]

CA[G 1] of 30 MHz (CA_2A_4A_13A). 15+5+10

CA[G 1] of 30 MHz (CA_2A_4A_13A). 10+10+10

CA[G 1] of 30 MHz (CA_4A_4A_13A). 10+10+10

CA[G 1] of 40 MHz (CA_2A_2A_13A). 15+15+10

FDD-LTE Band 5:

I don't find any here.

FDD-LTE Band 7:

Nothing in the US.

FDD-LTE Band 8:

Nothing.
[FYT Android Head Units] tRidiot:
So it appears all of the Big 3 in the U.S. utilize FDD-LTE Band 2 - but this begs the question why my previously-purchased new cards that should have worked on the AT&T network (one from Straight Talk and one direct from AT&T) would not work in my older unit.

Do I have to somehow make sure the card I purchase is specifically for that band, or does any AT&T 4G LTE (non 5G) card, work on ALL of the AT&T bands?

Forgive me if I'm asking really dumb questions here - all this compatibility of various cellular networks stuff has me spinning in circles.
[FYT Android Head Units] mastrv:
There could be other reasons why you're not getting data. Here are some that I can recall reading threads about:

- wrong APN

- IMEI not useable on the carrier

- some carriers block sharing networks

The last one may not apply to your case. I believe if you have the SIM on your head unit and want to create a hotspot, some carriers may block the hotspot. Some info here: https://www.quora.com/How-can-a-mobile-network-stop-you-from-making-a-mobile-hotspot

I'm not sure how to test whether the above are your issues or not. You'll have to research on your own. I had issues as my low cost provider was using band44 which wasn't supported. So, I just use my phone's hotspot.
[FYT Android Head Units] tRidiot:
I am beginning to think I should just keep doing that, sadly, using the hotspot.

I think my wife's new unit will be usable on Staight Talk, but not mine. <sigh>
[FYT Android Head Units] j-5:
I had this issue on my unit. It was my IMEI. Nobody would support it. Look for my post here.
[FYT Android Head Units] lemnad:
I use Google fi and there data sim has worked very well in about 5 different Joying head units I have had. I also have used a Huawei E3372 4g usb dongle on various head units and it has worked for me as well.
[FYT Android Head Units] tRidiot:
Google Fi absolutely rapes you with charges for data. My teenage son was on it for a month and we immediately switched him back to Straight Talk.

So @j-5 you used an IMEI switcher? I'm not sure what this actually does... you just 'fooled' the carrier into thinking they're providing service to a cellular phone instead? I don't know much about how to do that. Getting that one from T'eyes does it have to be used on a T'eyes device? I clicked in your post and it downloaded a file (to my computer) but it doesn't do anything. Does this need to be moved to my headunit and 'loaded' somehow?

I just got my wife's new Joying installed, called Straight Talk and they said they just don't support car stereos, I told them I could put a card in it like a tablet and they told me to use a T-Mobile Straight Talk card, but when I asked about what bands it uses, they couldn't tell me - said I needed to get a card and put it in to know that, but I don't want to spend $50-60 AGAIN to get another card that won't work in my unit.

I'm kind of at a loss.
[FYT Android Head Units] j-5:
What I did is use an IMEI randomizer to simulate a pixel 5. Put those into the file using notepad (two different ones since I have 2 sim slots). Loaded the file onto a usb thumber and plugged it into the usb interface of the unit. My unit popped up a message saying “imei changed”. Then after a reboot the new IMEI was in the unit settings. Plugged in my USMobile sim card and it showed up on my account to register.

My unit is an FYT with vendor ID=1.

Us mobile uses the t-mobile and Verizon networks. The Verizon sim got no signal but the t-mobile one had all the bars.
[FYT Android Head Units] likearaptor:
What's the process on putting the file on a usb drive and getting the head unit to change it's IMEI?
[FYT Android Head Units] surfer63:
#deleted#
[FYT Android Head Units] tRidiot:
PM sent, I think I need to look into this.

Thanks!
[FYT Android Head Units] j-5:
First thing is to put in your SIM card and see if you get bars.

I had two cards, one for T-mobile and one for Verizon. Only the T-mobile had bars.

If you don't get bars, you don't have a network and nothing else will work.

My radio info read the SIM card and told me all the deets on the network provider.

I don't have a T'eyes unit just a generic FYT unit, and the "magic file" is just a text file named IMEI0 with 2 lines for IMEI numbers.
[FYT Android Head Units] tRidiot:
So even though I get bars with a T-Mobile SIM, changed my IMEI, still won't work. I see a signal, it reports 4G, but no data. Shows up on the unit as "T-Mobile" network, even got a notification of a new T-Mobile voicemail (of course, no way to check what this is), but after all day, still no data. SIM is activated, but I don't have a phone I can test it on, either.

Just screwed when it comes to data on my older Joying unit, I guess.

The new Qualcomm-based Joying wouldn't even pick up any bars with any Straight Talk SIM - AT&T, VZ or T-Mobile. I don't know how to get data on that one, either. It wouldn't accept the IMEI change, either.
[FYT Android Head Units] tRidiot:
I will update - got 4G working again on my older Joying unit by changing APN settings. Now I have 4G again! W00T!

Now to spend some time (when I have it) working on the new Snapdragon unit.
[FYT Android Head Units] soltype:
Anybody have any luck with Verizon SIM cards? I can get it to load up it shows bars and it shows the network and everything but I can't get any actual data.
[FYT Android Head Units] tRidiot:
Well it's obviously detecting the network. Did you update the APN settings? That was what I ended up having to do, but I'm surprised you got it to show up with a Verizon card.
[FYT Android Head Units] soltype:
It won't even let me fiddle with the APN says it's not available for this user

Edit- managed to get in apn settings from the hidden settings app, none of the suggested APNs configs I found work
[FYT Android Head Units] tRidiot:
I think I read something about that before. Also maybe with a Verizon card? I'm not sure if it's possible to lock a SIM for specific APN settings. I'd suggest trying a different carrier/card. I got a couple of free SIMs from US Mobile that did show up a network, but I haven't activated service on them yet, because I got the T-Mobile Straight Talk card to work in both my units, so I'm not sure how that will work.
[FYT Android Head Units] soltype:
Anybody have any luck with AT&t? I know they have a unlimited tablet data plan.
[FYT Android Head Units] j-5:
how did you fix the new unit?
[FYT Android Head Units] tRidiot:
I just put it in. I don't know why the old card I had wouldn't show up, but the new one, since it was working my old old unit, I just swapped it over, rebooted and it worked. Didn't have to change APN settings in the new unit, either. Go figure.
[FYT Android Head Units] webboy10169:
Ive been trying to do the same thing with my iDoing head unit. t-mobile sim card works fine but t-mobile wont turn on the card. un supported IMEI. t-mobile told me to unlock the unit but I don't see a way to do that....
[FYT Android Head Units] stealthee:
How did you get to the APN settings? I have been having problems finding this.

Edit: Figured it out. it was under wifi more at the bottom then advanced at the bottom.. then at the bottom of advanced.
[FYT Android Head Units] dishe2:
I had a similar experience with my Atoto S8 Ultra trying to use a spare Verizon line. It showed bars, told me the network name, even got a 4G icon, but no data. APN settings were blank (was a real pita to find them) and it would not let me add a new apn.

Meanwhile a TMobile sim card (mint) worked fine and populated its own apn settings. I'd think the unit just isn't compatible with Verizon but then why did I get bars and an apparent lte connection? It feels like if I could set the apn I'd be in, but it sounds like someone here had that and it still didn't work. 🤷‍♂️
[FYT Android Head Units] Palumbum:
what did you change the APN settings to? How’d you figure out what works/doesn’t?
[FYT Android Head Units] dishe2:
This really stinks because I have a spare Visible (verizon) line that I'm holding while a kid goes off to camp. Literally doing nothing. I'd LOVE to get it working on my head unit for data independent of my phone's hotspot (useful when other family members drive the car and don't understand why some features suddenly don't work).

It gives me bars, it tells me I have an LTE connection, but the APN is empty and won't give me any data. The Mint sim worked but I'm not paying for service when I already have this one I paid for.
[FYT Android Head Units] j-5:
Copy the APN from your phone and try that. Somewhere on here is how to do that.

Also change your IMEI to a supported device IMEI, but we can't talk about that here.
[FYT Android Head Units] Palumbum:
Really? Didn’t know that..

but report back if you try this if it works or not
[FYT Android Head Units] j-5:
Changing the IMEI is nebulously illegal (people do it to get around IMEI network bans on stolen devices), so not allowed to talk about here.

IMEI change got mine on the network, but mine doesn't support Verizon, so T-mobile it was (through USCellular)
[FYT Android Head Units] dishe2:
I got Verizon working using a manual APN entry app!

On my Atoto S8, not Joying, but similar experience to others in this thread, I couldn't manually enter an APN. I had to find an app that let me do it and copied what my phone had.
[FYT Android Head Units] j-5:
My generic China FYT works with T-mobile network and USMobile SIM. I didn't have to mess with APNs, just IMEI.
[FYT Android Head Units] dishe2:
[Deleted redundant post]
[FYT Android Head Units] gottahavit:
Mint mobile is the only pre-paid that works with these.
[FYT Android Head Units] Palumbum:
Apparently not did you read above lol
[FYT Android Head Units] dishe2:
Maybe the only one that works with APN populated automatically. Seems like with some manual APN entry you can get others to work fine. I'm happy to use a visible line for prepaid Verizon service.
[FYT Android Head Units] Palumbum:
Does it have to be prepaid? What if I have an unlimited Verizon sim?
[FYT Android Head Units] dishe2:
I don't think prepaid or post paid has anything to do with how it works. If the unit had the correct bands for lte and shows bars of service but no data is flowing, chances are it just needs the APN to be populated. There are different ways a service provider can provision those settings, and some of those methods apparently don't work on the Atoto, in which case you have to do it the old fashioned way (as mentioned above). This shouldn't matter if the service or post / pre / free / whatever, it's just how each sends provisioning details.

I can only share my own experience with Visible wireless and Mint, those are the only ones I've tried so far. Others have mentioned At&t works as well. I'd imagine most carriers will if the bands are supported by your unit that your carrier uses, and you have the ability to add your APN manually.

EDIT: if you don't get bars, likely that your unit doesn't support whatever LTE bands Verizon uses in your area. Then it won't work no matter what. I'm talking about when it sees towers but doesn't have data, which is what happened to me and at least one or two others in this thread.
[FYT Android Head Units] rnaka530:
PDAnet group I believe

One of my favorite resources for APN settings for all earth carriers is:

unlockit.co.nz
[FYT Android Head Units] Palumbum:
Yeah mine showed 4G and bars. I’ll be with my vehicle tomorrow and will update this thread whether Verizon unlimited plan works or not. Just trying to look up a way to find those APN settings. I don’t own an android phone unfortunately.
[FYT Android Head Units] dishe2:
If it's straight up Verizon and not an MVNO, it should be easy to find settings posted online.

Someone in a post above me suggested unlockit.co.nz but they actually had the wrong apn for my carrier so your mileage may vary. I'm sure someone has a Verizon sim in an Android phone that can share the settings. If you get bars and an LTE symbol, I think you can get it to work. Even if you have to borrow someone's old android phone for 5 minutes to find it. 😂
[FYT Android Head Units] gottahavit:
Yes read entire thread, Atoto is not joying. I've done APN easily, makes no difference. I get bars see vzw, will not connect. Anyone gets this on joying or idoing then post video.

I know it sees towers because I got email from vzw that my Sim is in unsupported device. Either blocked by software or by vzw.
[FYT Android Head Units] j-5:
Did you IMEI swap? That and APN are the two holdups to getting data.
[FYT Android Head Units] Cabell7676:
I am having similar issues. I just messaged you. I can’t add APN info, and don’t know how to do an IMEI swap.
[FYT Android Head Units] dishe2:
Do you get bars but no service? Did you try the app in the video I posted?
[FYT Android Head Units] gottahavit:
no and I'm not likely to. There's a reason that's not allowed to be discussed here.
[FYT Android Head Units] j-5:
The reason is because IMEI change is used by miscreants to unblock stolen phones. Doing so on your in-car device shouldn't be an issue. Some suggest just changing the last number on an existing device you own or you can google for an IMEI random generator.

Your only other option is to find a carrier that supports your IMEI. I keyed my device IMEI in just about every US carrier's IMEI compatibility checker and failed all of them.
[FYT Android Head Units] gottahavit:
well not getting into a legal argument here. I would not be comfortable to change my IMEI to get access to a network that is otherwise blocking my access. Given the 3 month unlimted 15/mo from Mint mobile I am considering going that path as I have confirm Mint mobile work in both my Joying and IDoing. T-Mobile is jut not the best in terms of coverage here.
[FYT Android Head Units] dishe2:
You don't have to change your IMEI unless you are using a carrier that only works with a specific phone (Optimum/Altice, for example, only accepts iphones, motos and Samsungs, and uses the IMEI to determine that. Beast mobile has that plan that only works with a specific Nuu phone with a custom OS, etc).

Other carriers work fine but Atoto does not work with their APN propagation for some reason. You can do it manually as I pointed out in my video. That is not illegal, it is a workaround for a bug some of these units have. Most US carriers should work with just that added I'd think. Very few actually filter by IMEI.
[FYT Android Head Units] j-5:
I'm just giving you options to help in your original quest to use VZW on your device. Not twisting any arms here. :D

I guess it depends on the head unit vendor here, because if it wasn't an issue, there wouldn't be a thread about it on 4PDA :P
[FYT Android Head Units] dishe2:
There are definitely subtle differences between vendors but the quirks are largely the same. The APN population issue seems pretty common across brands.

Vzw doesn't actually do IMEI whitelisting in my experience. They used to when it was CDMA only, but when it comes to using the LTE network, they care only about it for activation purposes. Once the sim is active, it can go in any LTE compatible phone that supports the correct bands. At least, this has been my experience with their MVNOs like US Mobile, Red Pocket Red, Page Plus and Visible. They even allowed me to put the sim in a Sprint branded LG phone! You can't get a much more non-whitelisted IMEI that one from the (former) competitor CDMA network! Yet once the sim was active, they didn't care.

That seems to be the case here too. I put the Sim in a compatible phone first (I have my wife's Pixel 3 with a shattered screen in my drawer), then put it in my Android head unit and all I need to do is manually enter the APN!

There are definitely some carriers that whitelist only certain devices by number. Verizon doesn't seem to be one of them, unless their MVNOS are that different from their direct service.
[FYT Android Head Units] Cabell7676:
I tried multiple APN applications. They all allow me to see the APN settings, but I cannot create or save a new APN.
[FYT Android Head Units] dishe2:
Then you didn't try the app I mentioned in the video above because it doesn't even have an option to SEE the settings. It literally only adds a new one. It's the only app that solved the issue for me. It's posted in the video but I'll share a link directly here:

AddAPN - Access the Add APN se - Apps on Google Play

Brings up the Add APN page directly without going through settings

play.google.com
[FYT Android Head Units] j-5:
That's the trick. I activated from the head unit itself, which required IMEI modification.

I wasn't interested in a "pay to learn" approach, where I had to activate a SIM that might not even work (VZW, eg)
[FYT Android Head Units] DroidX2:
I notice there are possibly 3 versions, INTEL, UNISOC, and QUALCOMM. I'm not too familiar with chips, so one may be the same. But, I currently have the UNISOC model:

UIS7862 12nm Dual ARM Cortex-A75 + Six ARM A55

Looking to add a SIM. I have Verizon, and want to add a data line to my account for the Unit. I see that someone was able to use Verizon by placing the NEW SIM in a compatible device to activate it first, then add the SIM to the Unit. Once installed, manually add the APN settings using the ADDAPN app. All assuming that when a VERIZON Sim is added, signal is shown. Please verify if these are the correct steps.

Also, I see that the QUALCOMM SNAPDRAGON version has support for BAND 4, which is a widely used band in the US, so I assume it may have better compatibility.

Once I test the steps, I will report back with my findings and any details that will be effective in letting others know what can be achieved.
[FYT Android Head Units] Cabell7676:
I did try this app, and it took me directly to the Add APN screen. Than when I entered the information, and saved it, it didn’t show up under APNs, nor did it allow the device to get an IP address from the network.
[FYT Android Head Units] j-5:
What is your unit? Can you post MCU ID from info screen?
[FYT Android Head Units] Cabell7676:
There is an MCU Version, but no ID
[FYT Android Head Units] Cabell7676:
The unit is a custom 12.1 Andriod radio for an Infiniti QX60, custom UI, Canbus connection, etc.

Has an octa-core 1.8GHZ processor (UIS7863) with 6GB memory and 128GB storage.
[FYT Android Head Units] j-5:
What is that then?
[FYT Android Head Units] Cabell7676:
MCU version

2021.70.19 09:27:19 NOR_53 L6315 G23P48F64. V:1.0 FVT
[FYT Android Head Units] Palumbum:
Verizon sim is working!
[FYT Android Head Units] dishe2:
🎉🥳

Awesome!!
[FYT Android Head Units] DroidX2:
I ordered a VERIZON SIM CARD and it delivers tomorrow. However, I had a thought and wondered if anyone tried it. Has anyone used a MIFI device for internet? I was thinking to place one in the vehicle plugged into a USB port. I'll set it up to hide the SSID. At least then, I wouldn't have to worry about bands or anything. It would also give the vehicle WIFI so anyone that has a tablet of sorts would have internet, i.e. kids.
[FYT Android Head Units] mastrv:
I was using a MiFi device. It was OK but just an extra cost. I switched to using a hotspot on my phone, which is essentially a MiFi device with more functionality, and it's working well. I always have my phone with me, including when I take trips in my car. I also have the phone set up to turn on the hotspot automatically when it connects to my car through bluetooth and to turn off the hotspot when it disconnects from my car's head unit.

Added bonus is that I picked up a new phone, Samsung A51, bundled with a great data plan and paid less than I was paying for the MiFi SIm.

PS: whichever MiFi you do get would also have to support the bands of your provider, Verizon in this case.
[FYT Android Head Units] dishe2:
Yeah lots of people do that. The problem is that if it comes on when the power to the car does, it sometimes needs to be driving for a bit before it starts getting data. The Atoto is "sleeping" like a phone, already connected when you power it on. Pull up maps, crank up some tunes, all before hitting reverse.
[FYT Android Head Units] mastrv:
Yeah...I don't use sleep mode. I have the head unit turn off and then turn on. Takes me a minute to get going and it's all connected by the time I get going.
[FYT Android Head Units] dishe2:
Why????
[FYT Android Head Units] DroidX2:
Hmmm, nice! How do you set it up to automatically start HotSpot when it connects to bluetooth? Is it through bluetooth tether? The extra cost through Verizon is a bit steep, $30 a month, $35 activation, $15 prorate charge, $12 taxes and fees. Total extra will be about $21 after those one time charges since I get half off added devices, but sheesh. It'll be worth it if it works as desired.