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[Google Pixel 6 Pro] fliptwister:
I'm with the people that say do a clean install. I have ran into too many issues over the years transferring data, apps, media, etc. from my old phone. Also I have found that there were many apps on my old phone I never used. I got my P6P a week ago. Before I moved to the P6P I copied all photos, videos, downloads, text photos, and other stuff I needed from old phone to my computer. I'm not a huge fan of moving old texts to new phone but if you are (like my wife who has 6,000 texts she cannot live without :) use SMS Backup & Restore. In reality this is a good practice for me to backup. Not a big fan of only having only the cloud. Afer this I booted up P6P and logged into google. Contacts updated through Google. I essentially install other apps when I need them on my phone and move stuff from my computer backup to phone. This might sound old school but I don't like being dependent on cloud etc. when going to new phone. I want my own backup on everything. I also have found I run into less issues doing it this way.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] OSNPA:
I did a full device transfer using the Samsung app from the Note 10 to the S21 recently and have been having issues with the S21 since. I'm sending it back and have the P6P on its way, and I intend to do a clean install to avoid app data giving me issues.
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] AngelED2000:
UPDATE

I seem to have the original FTM, OP_a, OP_b, modem_a, modem_b, sid_a and sid_b files, in other words before the tragedy happened.

UPDATE 2

I think also abl_a and abl_b
[LG V60 ThinQ Questions & Answers] axel500:
Hello, I have the same problem with my LG v60, I know it's hot a lot, I know it ends Very quickly, the battery was erased, IMEI does not recognize a fingerprint, I have already flashed different versions from the original at t open Canada, European version and it is not solved, did you find any solution, any information on why the failure
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Questions & Answers] qazw2580:
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[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Questions & Answers] Village_Idiot:
Short answer. Not without rooting. Even then I may not be possible.
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] biglo:
Hi everyone, I know The Pixel doesn't record 4K videos, but I use my OG pixel now for backing up photos and videos only. I copy all of my photos and videos from my new device to the OG pixel to upload to Google photos for unlimited high quality storage. Recently I've noticed that when I shoot 4K videos in a copies to my OG pixel it doesn't upload the videos to Google photos. I would have to go on the phone and manually upload it to Google photos. It's still doesn't count towards my storage but I have to do it manually every time. Is this something that Google just put in place on the photos app to to not allow the OG pixel to upload 4K videos or was it always like this?
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] peachpuff:
My s20 4k videos upload just fine through my pixel xl, as soon as i copy them to the pixel and open them in photos they start being uploaded. Can't believe i found one for only $20 :)
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] asj0422:
it uploads 4k, but since it's such an old phone i'm guessing it just takes a while for it to chew through it. i share screen recordings to mine, and it takes a while for it to show up after downloading it from my pixel 6p. it does eventually upload though.

how are you both copying your stuff to your old pixel 1? i'm just using nearby share once/day. @peachpuff $20?? i paid 100 for mine on swappa! I was bummed that i had to get another one, my original one probably has a dead motherboard
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] asj0422:
@biglo what folder are the videos being copied to, and is it set to automatically upload from that folder? check your settings
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] peachpuff:
I just copy through usb, but I'll try nearby share next time. Yup $20, and it was in perfect condition too.
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] biglo:
I was able to sort it out. Turns out it was a user error on my end. I changed my device name and the Synology Photos app created a new path on my NAS that wasn't being uploaded. Thanks for your help!
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] lucker#1:
I use SyncThing to copy photos from the PC to the Pixel - which then uploads it. You can also sync other phones camera folders to the pixel. The one thing that isn't perfect is, that the pixel can't just pull all photos from a network folder.

I'm a little concerned that copying and deleting the pixels storage over and over causes stress on the memory and lowers the longevity of the device.
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] asj0422:
I figure the battery would go before the flash storage module does. That, or Google writes the GPhotos app to no longer work with Android 10.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] lifangjie:
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[Samsung Galaxy S21 Questions] ver02:
Currently using the Samsung S21. Is it worth it to change to S21 Ultra?
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Questions] napster79:
Why not wait for S22 Ultra since it is coming soon...
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] biglo:
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[Samsung Galaxy M30 Questions & Answers] rihuym;ls:
guys i need your help

my phone runing android 12 GSI. today i managed to flash stockrom, when i want to backup data to pc my phone not detected. so, i flash orangefox recovery. when my phone reboot to recovery it get stuck at splashscreen.

cant goto download or system. how to fix my problem

thank for your help
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] jasonWang14:
A blog post by Britta O'Boyle

Samsung is expected to reveal the Galaxy S22 range at Unpacked on 8 February, with the Galaxy S22, Galaxy S22 Plus, and Galaxy S22 Ultra all heavily rumored.

Whilst not yet official, we have heard plenty about the Galaxy S22 Ultra over the last few months. Here is how it is expected to compare to its predecessor - the Galaxy S21 Ultra - based on speculation.

read more on https://www.pocket-lint.com/phones/...y-s22-ultra-vs-s21-ultra-differences-compared
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] blackhawk:
https://xdaforums.com/t/info-samsung-galaxy-s22-ultra.4391181/
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] eaoosa:
Differences. Just off the top of my head,

- Integrated S-Pen

- Better Screen

- Better CPU/GPU

- Better Camera (Software & Hardware)

- More OS Updates

- Likely Better Battery Life

- Likely Faster Internal Memory

- Much better design with no camera island

- Probably much more updates that I can't think of

With all that said, if I had the S21 Ultra, I would not be upgrading. I have the Note 9 and will be upgrading on launch day. S22 Ultra 512 Baby.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] blackhawk:
Rounded display corners, again? YUCK!!!

No SD card slot, right? Overpriced .5tb max storage capacity single drive don't cut it.

Likely more of the same variable rate display color rendering issues.

Different smartphone, many of the same mistakes.

Not seeing anything that make me want to ditch my N10+'s...

I would wait at least 6 months after release rather than risk suffering buyer's remorse with this puppy. Samsung's been on a losing streak with their flagship phones since the N10+.

Playing with the name and rebranding isn't going to help Sammy... nothing innovative to see here.

At least they ditch the hump... but still has the cam hole in a lame rounded corner display. blah!
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] eaoosa:
Yikes, I'm sorry you feel disappointed with the new model. To be honest, if I had the Note 10+ I would probably wait another year and get the S23 Ultra. I've waited long enough for a new phone and while my Note 9 is just as fast and snappy as the day I bought it (on launch) The cameras are one of the main reason for my upgrade. Considering all my previous Samsung purchases were awesome , other than the the Note 7 which they figured out, ( Galaxy S1, Note 2, Note 4, Note 7, S7E, Note 9), I'll be getting the 512 on launch day.

I currently use the Note 9 128 with my 256GB and I take 4K 60 videos quite a bit and has been fine storage wise so the 512 which is more, should more than suffice. I usually upload to my PC once every two to three months. Cheers!
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] blackhawk:
With a N10+ or a N20U you could have over 1tb and a dual drive at that... at a much reduced price. Those are my two recommendations.

Get a Snapdragon and 12gb of ram. 256gb of internal memory is fine, only apps, the DCIM and Download folders should go there anyway. All critical data goes on the data drive ie SD card; a V30 rated Sandisk works well.

Apparently the S22's cams aren't a big improvement over the S21's. To be blunt the N10+'s cams are very good and it has a display that faithfully reproduces them.

I wish I could say Samsung slam dunked it with the S22, but it appears they didn't. So far they are living up to my dire prediction from a few months ago; 2022 is going to be another bad year for Sammy flagships.

I'm less than pleased with Android 11 and 12; they smell like Vista style road kill to me. Since the introduction of variable rate displays the color rendering index has dropped and there are a lot of outright failures and not just Samsung.

The above are 2 reasons I bought a second N10+ running on Q. I have 2 now.

The older one has held up so well that they are hard to tell apart. Zero display degradation is observable and the only repair has been a replacement battery. They are fast, stable, and just plain fun to use. The display is still the best 60hz displays ever produced for a smartphone exceeding Apple's specs as well. It's drop dead gorgeous... with square corners. A good case and plastic screen protector are mandatory for these phones or they will get messed up.

I like to have the faster memory and spen but 5G isn't needed. The N10+ is snappy even with the slower processor and ram. 12gb of ram go a long way to keeping it fast.

I get 8-12 hr SOT so little to gain there. My ancient freeware WPS office runs ok on Android 9/10 but wouldn't on 11/12. That's impossible to replace for free now and it's a valuable app I use constantly.

On top of all that I have a trusted vendor that had new sealed box N10+'s; there's a lot of shenanigans going on with the N20U sales as well as the price. After almost 2.5 years* with the N10+ I like it even more today... so I got a backup with the intention of bypassing both Samsung and Adroid OS upgrades for 2-3 more years.

That was my solution after a lot of research...

*my current OS load will be 2 yo in June. Still fast, stable with minimal maintenance and no upgrades. It's stability impresses me.

It fulfills its mission. I place a very high value on these qualities.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] eaoosa:
I do understand your frustration with the SD cards but let's be real here. It's been gone from their top end phones for a while now. Just like the headphone jack, I doubt it's coming back. We need to move on. With that said, I'd love for it to come back as I have a Samsung256GB card I'd like to continue to use. I've used that card for more than 4 years without any issues.

I'm glad you really like your Note 10+ Similar to how I like my Note 9. If I had the Note 10+ I doubt I'd be upgrading either. At least for another year. Reason being, I want a 3 camera setup and the 10+ already has that. The main reason for my upgrade as I've said are for the cameras. I absolutely agree they're not going to be drastically better. But that's okay. It's better and definitely better than my Note 9. At this point, most top end phones take stellar photos and it's hard to come up with technology that drastically improves on it. Baby steps.

For this reason, I don't recommend people upgrade every 2 years, much less every year. Phones are getting so nice that we don't need to upgrade them as much as we used to. I started with the Dream G1 lol, then Galaxy S1 etc as mentioned above. I used to upgrade every two years but with the Note 9, I'm already over 3 years. With the S22 Ultra 512, I should be able to keep it for at least 4 years. Good luck to you my friend. Cheers.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] blackhawk:
Samsung have been doing this with SD cards on/off since at least 2015. It been a little over a year, give them 2 years to come to their senses.

Samsung bite off more than they could chew with the Fold and there's collateral damage from that effecting their other products.

Samsung never was the most stable corporate creature... but abandoning their power users is a mistake. Too much hype and not enough balls will end badly for them. They are back sliding now on innovation (the Fold was a big mistake). Still the display cam hole and no new high performance batteries that their competitors have been fielding. This will take some time; the rabid box of gerbils has more spacial disorientation than usual🤣
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] eaoosa:
I'm not sure If I'm with you on all that. I think they are doing great as a company and as a side note, they actually won, again, the most innovative company of the year award 2021. Not too surprising as Samsung is a defacto global leader in screen technology, TVs, batteries, and chip design.

I think they're doing a great job leading the field when they debuted the Fold series. I personally would've gotten it if it was employing their ultra level cameras. Another reason I didn't go for it was I'm going to give it some time to thin out.

I dont think you fully understand the size and scope and vision of Samsung when you mention that they are unstable. They are far from being an unstable company. I'd like to reiterate, their phones are fine and doing great. For the most part, they are advancing their phones with each generation. Like a lot of folks, I do wish they kept the SD card, but I'm over that issue. No one really comes close in terms of hardware or software in my humble but accurate opinion.

This post sounds like a paid ad from Samsung lol. But hey, I like to give credit where its due. I like Apple products too but for different reasons.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] blackhawk:
Xiaomi uses graphene to reduce the battery's internal resistance. Li charging is an endothermic reaction. However the plate and conductors (aluminum & copper) produce a lot of waste heat because of resistance to the high current flow at low voltage. They use even more ingenious methods to decrease charging time.

That's practical innovation.

Xiaomi's 120W Hypercharge is the fastest ever, but is it safe? | Digital Trends

Xiaomi reaches 120W with a combination of revamped charging structure, dual-cell battery, MTW, Mi-FC, and graphene-based battery technology, but is it safe?

www.google.com
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] eaoosa:
The only thing is, it has one major issue. The battery degradation is absolutely unacceptable to most people as it will lose around half capacity after a year. Until battery degradation is improved upon, most companies will hold off on it. Samsung has been working on this for as long as I remember and will release it when it's ready. Not saying they stole the technology but sort of reminds me when BOE stole Samsung's folding tech and released Huawei's first foldable. We all know how that went. Besides all of that, I personally do my best to buy electronics designed by US, Korea, Japan. Unfortunately, China is not on that list for obvious reasons.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] blackhawk:
It's up to the user. You don't have to charge them as fast or full as possible.

On a heavy used phone the battery life for standard Li is about a year or so. That's all I expect on my N10+'s.

The idea the battery will last the life of the phone was tossed out the window from the start.

Of course they would wuv you to buy a new phone every year🤣
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] hand-filer:
Glad you are happy with your N10+. Dissing something that hasn't been released yet is silly.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] hand-filer:
Sold my S20+ after ordering a Pixel 6 Pro. The S20+ sold in 2 days. I'm still waiting for the 6 Pro that was ordered on Jan 1 and is now looking like a Mar 2-3 delivery.

I think I'll be following you in ordering the S22 Ultra 512 1TB on launch day.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] blackhawk:
The S22U is looking more like raw deal by the week... wait till you see the 512gb price tag🤣

A .5tb V30 card goes for $75.

Will they have a 1tb variant?

Because there will be higher demand for larger storage capacity and no way to supplement it, expect shortages as well.

My second N10+ is 256 vs 512gb but has 12gb of ram. The extra internal storage isn't really needed. I'll likely use a 1tb* SD card with it though. Apps, the DCIM and download folders are the only user items that should be on internal memory. Typically my internal memory usage is around 140gb as such.

*on the PC my data hdd minimum is 2gb
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] dmb219:
People come here looking for some enthusiastic conversation about a phone they are looking forward to buying. The phone won't be available for another month so what's up with all the gloom and doom? If it isn't for you, don't buy it. Trashing a phone that isn't for sale yet just makes bad vibes here.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] eaoosa:
We get it. You love your Note 10+ but let's keep things professional my friend. Yes, it's not going to be cheap. But keep in mind there is a market for these devices. A huge market.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] blackhawk:
Time will tell, but better you than me victim buyer.

I'd wait until September to buy but really I think 2022 will be another lackluster year for Google Adroid and their little Apple sidekick Samsung.

2023-4 might see something worth grabbing.

I was saying that over 4 months ago.

The vibes will be worse if you realize I was correct🤣
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] blackhawk:
Jacking up prices during a global economic downturn may not work out so well.

Huge internal size memories will do what they have in the past, cause shortages, people not getting what they due unavailability and causing even higher prices due to demand.

That silly little SD card slot is an equalizer for the savvy consumer. With it even 128gb internal memory is sufficient if you have 12-16gb of ram.

Without it even 512gb isn't enough... so you're forever watching how you load, download or wasting battery on cloud services. Far less wiggle room with a real big price tag, yeah perfect.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] eaoosa:
No one is artificially jacking up prices. You said it yourself... its an economic downturn. We're in a pandemic with global shortages. That's what happens to prices. Besides all that, no one even comes close to the incentives Samsung dishes out for their pre-orders.

And get over it with the SD card. No one will listen to your whines. Equalizer for savvy consumers? Lmao. With that mentality no one would've bought an iPhone. If you can't afford the new phone keep your mouth shut and stop spewing bs.

Tried to show some respect but now that it's pretty clear you're trolling, I'll respond accordingly.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] blackhawk:
Allow me to retort...

You failed to address the availability issue. It was an issue 2+ years and more so today. Those 512gb phones will be in short supply and in the market will bear inflated prices; supply and demand.

This wasn't how Henry Ford got rich and left his competition in the dust.

Smaller production runs add cost, take away overall value and reduce reliability. I know, I did this for decades. Larger production runs are far better, more profitable and cheaper to make... better for all.

Yeah it really sucks having a 1tb dual drive phone and ok, I'll rub it in since you started whining "troll" because you have no valid counterpoint.

Graciously accepting inferior products or policies only leads to a worse outcome for the people.

If you're a Samsung employee... remember LG🤣
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] hand-filer:
Welcome to my ignore list.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] dmb219:
So the first thread about a new and unreleased phone gets trolled into oblivion by joe negative. Now I remember why I quit coming here.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] eaoosa:
Lol. I hear ya. But you seriously didn't think a Samsung thread can go without it's fair share of trolls did ya? He's probably not going to be the only one. He's an odd one though for sure. Don't need to take everyone too seriously. Cheers!
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] mzsquared:
My reason for buying that S22 U is simply my curiosity about the latest camera setup. It isn't much as we already know it, had a lot of fun with S21U camera so now I'm hoping for more with the supposedly improved processing on S22.

But I have high expectation for the whole package as well and if I run into hardware/software performance problems during my first week w/ this phone – it'll be sent back right away. Excessive heating(new SoC) and abnormal battery drainage(big 5A battery) – these two basic things will get the most of my scrutiny before everything else, though the “everything else” can't have much flaws attached to a $1,400 price tag.

After that, before I'd go back to S21U, I want to try the S22 'vanilla' – I still have big sentiment toward my old S10e phone, way back somewhere between OP6 and N10+ and the S22U is very similar: 8GB/256GB almost the same overall size(minus the external SD but much better camera setup)- I liked easy handling of that S10e phone and I think I'd keep the S22base for a long time at least as my backup/secondary phone.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Phredeee:
I'm on the fence. Currently on a Note10+5G (FWIW $1299 OCT2019). I'm disappointed about no SD on the S22U, but I just checked and I have about 400GB total and could do with some photo clean up so will I really miss it? I've got 5G and WiFi6 so nothing there. I have never thought the camera Note10+ was what it should be and that really matters to me. I take a lot of photos, either on my Sony A7R4 or my phone. IS on stills an vids is important. I don't game on my phone, so refresh rate isn't high on the list. If Trusted Places works I'd jump in a heartbeat.

Should I stay or should I go?
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] eaoosa:
I have the Note 9 and will definitely be getting the S22 Ultra. While my Note 9 is just as fast and snappy as it was when I bought it on launch date, I'm mainly upgrading for the cameras. While the cameras are going to be an upgrade for you too, If I had the Note 10+, I'd probably wait another year. And you also have a dedicated point and shoot. As far as 400GB, yes, definitely clean up and upload and backup to your computer as well even if you're not upgrading. I have over the years backed up about 2 TB worth of photos and videos. I take a lot of them since I had my child. All my videos are 4K/60. I have a 128GB phone and a 256GB sd card. Good luck!