yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Xiaomi Mi 8 Pro ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] macho_man1988:
The navbar bug is real. I'm using a workaround, I've installed this app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=nu.nav.bar&hl=it&gl=US

But I can't still remove gestures, so an update with navbar fix would be good since after setting 3-button navigation there was no way to avoid system factory reset
[Xiaomi Mi 8 Pro ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] 2446834668:
这个版本我刷入了两次，结果都没有人脸解锁，请问是这个rom里面没有吗
[Xiaomi Mi 8 Pro ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] liuxu54898:
是的，开发者还没增加人脸解锁功能
[Xiaomi Mi 8 Pro ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] BYRMN13:
I just installed it, everything was fine at first and im really happy for this first build, but it suddenly change when i realize that the fast charging isn't working, i usually get araoun 2000 - 2400 mA before, but now? It wont event get more than 400 mA, i hope this can be fix in the next update, that would be awesome
[Xiaomi Mi 8 Pro ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] BYRMN13:
Also, i cannot install anything via twrp (for example magisk) after successfully install this rom because the twrp didnt ask for password I've set to decrypting storage, can anyone help me to fix this issue?
[Xiaomi Mi 8 Pro ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] liuxu54898:
You can use the adb command in TWRP, adb pull xxxx.zip /data, and then install it in TWRP. You need some Linux commands
[Xiaomi Mi 8 Pro ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] Haruna_Zh:
Thank you for the work out

I found that some apps can't load fingerprint yet,it says TEE error (deviceid=null)
[Xiaomi Mi 8 Pro ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] TAPE94:
thanks.😄👌🎉
[Xiaomi Mi 8 Pro ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] baowl:
Your download link seems to have expired, can you provide a new download link?
[Xiaomi Mi 8 Pro ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] pacman147:
When is a new update coming out? i have been using this rom for a while now and i must say that i think its the best so far for the Mi 8 Pro. The only problem it has is when you try installing some apps, they dont work as they see your phone as a rooted phone. for example coincola app. Can this be fixed?
[Xiaomi Mi 8 Pro ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] omlet:
Find it on their Telegram channel.
[Xiaomi Mi 8 Pro ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] 695975525:
It seems to be the only author who makes EE version, thank you for your payment, look forward to your next version! I am a Chinese user, English is not good, sorry
[Xiaomi Mi 8 Pro ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] 695975525:
It seems to be the only author who makes EE version, thank you for your contribution, look forward to your next version! I am a Chinese user, English is not good, sorry
[Xiaomi Mi 8 Pro ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] BYRMN13:
hello everyone caan someone help me withe the fast charging issue in this build? is it fixable?
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Steigerelli:
This is my first Android phone without a micro SD card, and it sucks trying to transfer large files. I'm coming from a Note 10+ with 256GB internal storage and a 512GB micro SD card. So, with a 512GB internal storage only, I'm already taking a step backwards. I've always kept most large files on my SD card and it was simple to place the SD card in the new phone. It's always made backups simple, ever since Android did away with USB Mass Storage. I know I'm old school, but I've also chosen the Note series because it's always been the Swiss Army Knife of cell phones. But, they constantly remove features to the point where there's very little differentiation from other phones. I wish I would've bought a Note 20 Ultra before Samsung stopped making them. But, who knew they would eliminate the micro SD completely. They did it with the Note 5 and apparently realized it was a mistake because they brought it back for the next 5 generations. I almost switched to the Xperia Pro or I III. Except Sony put 95% of their phone features into the camera. I run multiple businesses and I've always relied on the Note with the option of pulling the SD card for quick file transfer. We got minor upgrades in processor and battery, but I don't know if I can except the trade off for what's been omitted. This $1,300 phone might be going in the trash if I can't find some important trade-offs. So far, it seems like a downgrade to my 2019 premium phone.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] blackhawk:
In the US you can still buy new factory sealed N10+'s and N20U's.

I bought a new N10+ 4 months ago to serve as a backup for my first one. I don't think the N20U is as reliable and it's variable refresh rate display like all of the variable refresh rate displays doesn't have as good a color rendering index as the N10+. The cam hump and that lame lefty spen... idiots.

No SD card slot, no sale. Personally I like to have two 1tb SD card slots.

Screw Sammy for turning all Apple🤢🤮🤮

Call Samsung up and share the wuv🤣
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Phredeee:
I have had to do 2 factory resets to try and solve some issues. Smart Switch isn't cutting it. Samsung wants me to put in the code off of my other Galaxy device?! I have no other Galaxy device now.

This whole deal starting with the presale has been a disaster. The phone has not been what the specs were either.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Steigerelli:
The left handed S-pen seems retarded. I understand (but still not happy with) the constant rearrangement of the power/volume buttons. I've gotten used to everything being on the left side. But, my Tab S6 has right side buttons. So, if you're gonna switch sides, at least put the power button above or below the volume rocker to match other devices. My patience is running thin. I may be on the search for a new N20U. I still have my 10+, but the back screen's broken and the wifi antenna struggles to reconnect to existing wifi at times. Again, the brand alternatives are slim. I appreciate your point of view on tech.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] michel5891:
You're not wrong here, pal. I am trading in a N20U for this new S22U that I just received yesterday and the one thing I do dread, is having to backup constantly. I am certainly NOT going to succumb to cloud storage and it sucks ass through a straw to know that every time I add new memes to my collection that stays on my phone, I have to sift through to find those that aren't already backed up. In addition, I can no longer factory reset without affecting the external SD card. If a factory reset is done, EVERYTHING goes bye bye. While this new phone is extremely fast and in a class of its own, it sucks that Samsung went the Apple way — pretty lame.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] blackhawk:
You still have patience with Samsung?

The rear cover for the N10+ is cheap. Replace the battery and anything else needed.

Get a rear cover seal and the seal or assembly for the cam cover if not included with the replacement.

I use the Zizo Bolt case as it gives good drop protection. Easy to hold and keep clean.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Maximo Beniares Jr.:
I think you should've done your research first since it was already advertised in the first place that it won't have an SD card slot. and before you pre-order, there are device specifications to look at. blaming won't Samsung will not help you, there's a lot of information leaking out before it was introduced to the public.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] s3axel:
I came from being an avid user of microSD-cards as well, but as sadly most current phones don't support them any more I moved on....

What I use for file transfer is the app "Total Commander" together with the "Wifi Transfer" Plugin, then connect both phones via Wifi direct (is a bit faster than going over the Wifi router in my house which is used by the whole family) and then copy files over.... Oh, and don't forget to remove battery optimization for both TC and thw Wifi plugin.....
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Steigerelli:
I did my research. There are a lot of us that have been discussing our frustration for months over the omission of the micro SD card slot. I still like a new premium phone every couple of years.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] michel5891:
The truth is, unfortunately, these things are spy devices. We shouldn't be keeping personal files and data on these devices. Take your pics and videos and back them up off your device. I don't do the pathetic social media thing, too, so that helps and eliminates any need for personal pictures and videos having to stay on my device. I'm just giving a bit of perspective.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] dia_naji:
Coming from a note 10 plus with 256 internal and 512 sd card. Used smart switch through a cable and took around 2 hours to transfer 450 Gb of files. I do have the 1 tb model. Don't know if that makes a difference
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Lennyuk:
Get a USB C style micro-sd adapter and plug it into the phone and an SD into that? At one point I am sure samsung were even shipping adapters with their first generation of USB C devices.

Something like this (this is just a quick google, I have not checked nor am I endorsing this particular product, or seller) - https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/37378004...7779&msclkid=5a468d1beed019e9d88def02ff420f60

Edit: even trusted companies like kingston sell options, and it was compatible with the S21 Ultra, so should be fine on the S22 Ultra - https://www.mymemory.co.uk/kingston-mobilelite-duo-3c-microsd-card-reader.html
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] hand-filer:
I dont know how this lack of mountable storage is such a big issue for people? Buy a phone with sufficient internal storage and call it a day. And as already mentioned, keeping your entire personal history on your phone is dumb.

I use my laptop to store my files and back them up to an external drive. Super easy to transfer what I need to my new phone.

I do a fresh install of my apps over a period of days priortizing by usage.

It is best to do a clean install. Using a file transfer app to move data and apps from one phone to another can lead to problems. I guess everyone wants an instantaneous process because they want quick and easy.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] eaoosa:
Yep, why I got a 1TB model. Also bought a Super Speed USB 3 cable and the transfers are lightning quick. The one that came with the phone is USB 2.0 speed.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] michel5891:
Would you provide a link to the one you purchased?
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] strongsteve:
I was in the exact same boat. I spent 2 days transferring files and it sucks.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] volcolm:
It was two hours for me also. Bundled cable is 2.0 only? What's with all the high wattage cables being USB 2.0 only. Though honestly never really had high regards to Samsungs included cables, they fall apart within a couple month of just simple plug/replug (I don't manhandle devices or cables).

Anyone else go from 65% initial charge to ~ 20% in that span as well?
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Paul_Deemer:
Don't trash it donate it to a charity for a good cause and stick with your Note 10+. YOU KNEW there was not gonna be an SD Card option but you bought it anyway. No SD Card and No Audio Jack is the future of phones. Without those it offers more space for the battery and better cooling solutions. If you have a 512 gb SD card why didn't you go with 512gb internal storage? It was only $100 more than 256gb which would have doubled your storage.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] blackhawk:
No SD card slot impacts chipset cooling options little. Most heat is dissipated through the display side and almost none through the frame rail.

Samsung better get their rabid gerbil dancing act together especially after their latest data breach atrocity.

Tired of Samsung telling the customer what they want and need. Screw that. Put out or get out Sammy.

My one N10+ is 512gb. It takes way too long to load that big a drive when you could simple slam in a loaded sd card and be good to go. That's what I did on my 2nd N10+, hit the ground running and setting it up.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Paul_Deemer:
They gonna do what they think is in the best interests of the majority of users and not the niche group (a few percentage) that actually fill up 512gb of storage. It's saves them money not having the SD card and increases their profits because they force you to buy a phone with more than the standard storage option. You got two choices. Accept it or buy a different brand.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] blackhawk:
Lol, a Samsung executive? It works quit the opposite. If SD card users were a niche group there wouldn't be such a proliferation of them.

Samsung is selling more bs lately than a manure broker. Their 108 mp sensor is a joke, over 5 times the ideal pixel count.

More pixels it's gots to be better, right? not.

Samsung is expendable now more than ever as their source code floods the internet.

Samsung is not just foolish, they are utterly inept.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Paul_Deemer:
So WHY did you buy the S22 Ultra in the first place??? You obviously are unhappy with Samsung Phones and their lack of your favorite options but bought it anyway.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] blackhawk:
Oh heavens no. I saw were Samsung was going 5 months ago and bought my second new N10+.

Turns out my suspicions were correct.

It wasn't just the sd card slot, some of it was I wanted to stay running on Android 10; 12 is a mess. I want the spen on the right side. Wanted the better color rendering of the N10+'s display as none of the variable rate displays have exceeded it. 5G isn't needed for what I do. Even with a derated battery of 3600-3800 mAh with more inefficient chipsets I'm still getting better SOT than this newer generation with 5000 mAh batteries. All the work arounds are done as are the shopping for case and screen protector.

Loads and setup on both N10+'s are near identical so almost zero learning curve.

It was a choice between a new N20U or a N10+, it took some time. In the end the N10+'s reliability, form factor plus it's usability won out.

Even at 3 years old it's still a snappy fast phone that's a blast to use with no scoped storage or force encryption.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Steigerelli:
I have the 512GB version of the S22 Ultra. As stated in the OP, my current 512GB is a step down from my previous 256GB internal + 512GB micro SD card. I knew what I was getting into months prior. A lot of us are upset. I use my S-Pen daily and I use my micro SD card daily. Unfortunately I can't have both. I'm realizing I can't live without micro SD, so I'm leaning heavily towards moving away from Samsung. It sucks as a Note user for 9 years. The SD card reader wasn't the space problem, and so far the bigger battery hasn't equated to better battery life.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] blackhawk:
New factory sealed N10+'s N975U 256/12 gb loaded with Android 10 are still available for $800. Got one about 5 months ago. The UI behaves and looks almost identical to my N10+ running on Pie, very little future shock or rude surprises. The N10+ in it's prime.

The Beast is still a very strong running Note and in some ways a better choice than the N20U or latter Samsung's. Build quality is excellent as is the form factor. Battery life 8-10 hr SOT, standby with tap AOD phone/internet enabled >.5% hr

Which is why I have it... it's still a blast to use. No cpu cycle sucking forced encryption or scoped storage.

My original case protected 2.5 yo heavily used N10+ has had one battery replacement, no other repairs. It looks and runs like new, zero display degradation is present. That impresses me.

What Samsung is doing now is inferior both in form factor, functionality and usability. Display color rendering index is lower than the N10+ and likely the white point as well on all the variable rate displays. In fairness calibrating the variable rate displays is imperfect at best, too many variables.

Google Android 11/12 also share the shame... what a fubar.

No cookie Sammy, bad boy, and clean up your spilled source code!🧐

Estimated battery capacity is 3600-3800 mAh. This is what N10+ battery usage looks like. The last entry includes streaming vids half of the SOT. This is what an optimized one can do.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] chillsen:
I respect every individual's opinion here on new phones not having an sd slot. I do not mind because I've had bad luck in the past with my sd card getting corrupted and losing precious data.

But one thing some of you silly people don't understand, and should, is that from a business perspective, I can guarantee you they have done more than enough research and realized they are somehow squeezing more money out of customers by dropping the SD card. This is literally what all businesses do, we just don't know it. It's not Samsung, or mobile industry specific, it's everywhere, charging the same for a 15% smaller bar of soap, enough so that most consumers don't realize it, etc.

They get rid of things so you buy a more expensive model from them, they are losing money somewhere else in the company, so they will drop the charger, etc. Do not think for one second that Samsung or any other large company has no idea what they are doing. They pay millions for research to a scientific level to figure out the exact minimum baseline on what they can get away with without hurting their revenue. They are smarter than us. XDA sometimes forgets like /r/android that we represent the very very small 2% of Samsung buyers and our opinions are very skewed, and we don't have enough buying power for Samsung to change their design.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] blackhawk:
Always buy a major name brand card. Don't touch the contacts, handle like a stick of ram. Not as ESD sensitive as a ram stick but they have limited ESD input protection, a static charge can kill them.

Physical shock like a high G impact (dropping on a hard floor from 3 or more feet) can internally damage them.

Format first in the phone before using then leave it in the phone. Transfer data through the phone to the PC. Do Not share the card with other phones, cams etc as this can corrupt it.

Agreed on the profit, but without customer satisfaction there will be no repeat business.

The SD card slot is just one of the many cuts that is bleeding out loyal customers. Samsung grossly miscalculated in many ways in the last 4 years and its reach the tipping point. Yes, well...

Lies aren't facts Sammy. People have had it with people in power who disseminate self serving falsehoods. Be of service or be left behind.

Sammy, liar-liar pants on fire... this be your dumb corporate arse burning🤣

Dive, dive, all dive!
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Toldorn:
I'm awaiting my s22 ultra and I too am concerned about the lack of as card slot.

I'm still running a note 9, which has been brilliant... But showing its age a bit.

I love flashing ROMs and have no idea how to do this without an SD card slot for storing all my apks, configs, ROMs, scum photo folders etc.

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What premium flagship options do we have in 2922 with as card slow though.?

I'm also annoyed they're removing the 3.5mm headphone jack.

Fml
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Toldorn:
I'm awaiting my s22 ultra and I too am concerned about the lack of as card slot.

I'm still running a note 9, which has been brilliant... But showing its age a bit.

I love flashing ROMs and have no idea how to do this without an SD card slot for storing all my apks, configs, ROMs, scum photo folders etc.

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What premium flagship options do we have in 2022 with as card slow though.?

I'm also annoyed they're removing the 3.5mm headphone jack.

Fml
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] blackhawk:
Your flagship options are the N10+ and the N20U. There are tradeoff with both.

N10+, thinner with no cam hump, spen on the right side, and better SOT. No variable display rate but has better color rendering. If a 5G variant less efficient than newer models, the 4G varaint works well though.

Like the 20U it supports a V30 SD card up to 1tb capacity. Better reliable with almost no history of display failures. Bonus last factory load is Android 10, no scoped storage or forced encryption. 12 will likely be last upgrade if that matters to you... 12 is a dog. The Snapdragon variant always has the superior copper vapor phase heat sink. A new one goes for $800. I have atrusted source that still selling these.

N20U, spen on left side but has a much lower latency time than the 10+.

Variable rate display, faster cpu and 5G but worse battery life. Cam hump known to leak vapor and may get inside condensation. Better AF although the 10+'s cams are very capable and work well. Will be factory loaded with Android 11 or 12 so that's not good, however will be eligible for Android 13.

Higher price for a new one from a reliable vendor, >$1000.

Beware if buying either as there's a lot of scamming going on. Specs being misquoted and far worse. Buy from trusted sources only.

Used ones can be even more dicey and will likely have Android 12 loaded, like it or not.

You absolutely want the 12gb ram variant of either, the extra ram impacts battery very little.

As for the S22U, I have no use for it now or in the future same as the S21. Two washes in a row, a real Samsung losing streak is taking shape and destroying user options that now spans generations of Samsung flagship phones.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] RF Junkey:
I am all for bring back Mass USB Storage. Or at least backup to SD. I was thinking about Ukraine when I had to hard reset my device and Google Drive my data. Most of Ukraine is with out internet. If someone has to reset a device, there just stuck. What if photos need to get to the media or documents to other people. I know Google wants to keep us all safe, but I drive a car in a city of the worst drivers. I'll take the risk.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Village_Idiot:
You do know that you just posted to a socal media platform...right?
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Village_Idiot:
Actually, portable USB mass storage (aka, USB OTG) still works. I've used my Samsung 1TB portable SSD several times.

Besides, if you knew the S22 Ultra did not support microSD, why did you buy one?

I also came from a Note 10+ (512GB) with a 512GB microSD card. I copied my entire music collection on to my S22 (about 180GB). I still have 224GB of space.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Village_Idiot:
How many memes do you have that you had to back them up onto a microSD card? That's 10s of thousands of memes.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] kpt_falkon:
I don't trust AccuBattery anymore as depending on the State of Charge, the batt health and capacity estimate for my S22U jump from 93% or less!! to 102%, from 4800 to 5200MaH! Ran it for 3 weeks. Multiple 30-80% charges consistently gave worryingly low batt stats, and from less than 15% to 100% turned that into suspiciously high batt stats.

My final verdict? My battery is probably right at the 5000MaH claimed average and nothing is wrong, nor do I need to run a background process to track it.

Accubattery relies on Android software reports which have been described as dubious at best for many years. When I charge from a low % with severe power saving restrictions I get much, much higher capacity and health figures than if the phone is set to no power saving and no swaggy batt saving things like disabled sensors.

Accubatt simply is not robust enough for realistic statistics, and I dare to say that no battery app is. They would need to hook into the actual battery's controller hardware rather than Android's relatively primitive logging for real figures. Claimed charge rate jumping from 1250MaH/hr to 1850/hr because of said power restrictions, but the time to charge from 20 to 100% only changes by perhaps 5 minutes?

DUBIOUS. D - U - B - I - O - U - S.

But power use isn't the topic of OPs thread...