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[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] mmalka:
My mistake. I meant HardSPL.

And yes, other than that everything works perfectly. So much that I thought that the problem was the battery, but I tested two other batteries with the same results, and all the batteries work fine on another phone.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] kilrah:
OK. Sounds you definitely have a hardware problem then.

From the Kaiser service manual, consumption test in flight mode:

So in your case at 300mA in flight mode HTC would replace the mainboard.

Maybe try to contact the seller and tell he sold you a defective unit? Ebay/Paypal insurance if that fails?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] mmalka:
Thanks for the info from the service manual. I guess I am out of luck, as I already missed the window to file a complaint with the seller, or with Paypal.

I would have to try with AT&T :-(
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] kilrah:
Good luck...
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] khaytsus:
...now you see why someone was selling it. Sucks, they definitely screwed you.

You've been using it like this for over a month?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] zjohn1988:
*Bump*

Did this ever get fixed?? I'm having the same problem.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] plstkeitez:
Hi,

Am i the only one with consistent ping spikes while connected to the Wifi? I first noticed it when I was playing games, it would constantly load during gameplay, and ping will spike every 10 seconds in Wild Rift. At first I thought it was only when I'm playing games because there's no buffers when streaming videos, but I tried using a ping app from the play store, and I saw the constant spikes of ping every few seconds. After that, I noticed that the streams on twitch stutter/buffer for a few seconds too. I hope it gets fixed on the next update because i already had this phone for 1 month. I don't think I can return it anymore. For the mobile data, I lose connection every now and then. These problems don't happen on my oneplus phone, my brother's samsung phone, and my laptop.

I have a Black S22 Ultra 512gb Snapdragon
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] hoitzed:
I've noticed ping spikes on wildrift when on mobile data, I narrowed it down to it being on 5g, turned it off and it was stable. No issues on wifi at all.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] unit68:
Yep was wondering why my note9 seemed faster. About a week ago I switched to lte instead of 5g and it's so much better.
[Samsung Galaxy J5 Questions & Answers] Roy-Ur:
So, hi everyone I'm new but i think this is where I can post this. I'm helping a friend that did a lot of things to his J5 prime, here is what he told me:

"Ok so what I did is test a lot of Roms, evolution X, RR remix, octaviOS, nevapureOS, cynedragon, and some more, those ones are not in .zip, those are generic, so I needed to change the vendor and kebab, after I tried those, I changed to Android 12, then after testing on it for a bit, I tried changing it to try other ones, but when I tried to boot, it was looped, like, only the TWRP logo appeared, and nothing more, and so I tried to flash the stock ROM, but it didn't work, it said "Binary 9", so I tried with a binary 9 ROM (android 8). So I flashed the stock ROM, and I needed to wait until it unlocks the "Safe Mode", I waited something around a month, and the switch didn't appear, I also tried to go into the TWRP from ADB boot, it goes to a strange version of the download mode, like, the download logo appears, but the words that normally are in the top-left corner, are gone, and Soo, that's where I let the phone".

We tried flashing the TWRP, but, when we tried this appears: (img 1 & 2)

Please help, in like, one week he needs to give the phone to his sister and it would be bad for him to give the phone in that state (She knows about that stuff and we'll, she will check for sure).

Thanks Beforehand.
[Samsung Galaxy J5 Questions & Answers] Roy-Ur:
I've searched and found a thing called "Triangle Away", some say that it can downgrade binaries (which I've found is the problem of this)
[Samsung Galaxy J5 Questions & Answers] AWAshout:
Make sure developer mode and usb debugging is disabled.

--This new method worked for me and about 4 other guys with G570M--

Step 1: Wait for 168 hours

Step 2: Go to Date/Time settings and change the date to 05/05/2021.

Step 3: Restart and go to recovery and clear the cache

Step 4: When you turn on the device, make sure wifi is enabled and connected to some network, go to the update tab and disable auto update

Step 5: Click several times on the manual update button

Step 6: Go to developer settings and the oem should be there

---Wait for 168 hours with stockrom TTT---

Samsung Galaxy J5 Prime (SM-G570M) - TTT - G570MUBS9CTG3 firmware

Fast download latest Samsung Galaxy J5 Prime firmware SM-G570M from Trinidad and Tobago with G570MUBS9CTG3 and Android version 8.0.0

www.sammobile.com
[Samsung Galaxy J5 Questions & Answers] V0latyle:
I believe there is a trick to fool the device.

Remove SIM and perform a factory reset.

During setup, do not connect to a WiFi network.

Skip through setup and set time manually. Don't bother adding any accounts.

Once setup is complete, enable Developer Options.

Go into Date/TIme settings and set the date for 1 week minimum from today.

Go back into Developer Options and check if OEM Unlocking is available. If not, give it a few minutes and check again.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] varcor:
Curious which device users are going to run to. If you're happy with the S22 Ultra's performance you're fortunate since there's not much out there that's comparable. With that being shared it's apparent a number of users are moving on. Besides the iPhone which smartphone compares most favorably to the S22 Ultra? I'm inquiring since I've skipped the S22 and will be looking to replace my S21 Ultra soon.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Paul_Deemer:
And why exactly would you replace a perfectly fine working S21 Ultra? Just for the sake of having a new phone? I love my S22 Ultra because it's Snap Dragon and no Issues other than video recording jerkiness but fixed that by turning off image stabilization. I haven't even got that 1.5 gig April Update yet. But if I did have a problem and was looking for another phone I would be trying to find an S21 Ultra.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] hand-filer:
Only the iPhone 13 pro max is comparable in the high spec big storage category.

And I'm not going down that iOS rabbit hole ever again.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] varcor:
The S21 Ultra is a good device, better than the S22 Ultra IMHO but to answer your question I typically upgrade every year. I also use an S10+ and when I switch back to the S21 Ultra it feels so bulky and heavy, ready for a change. As far as the 1.5 Gb update goes, I might pass on it. A number of users with the S22 and the S21 have experienced new issues after updating. I'm on Android 11 OneUI 3.1 and it works perfect, won't risk having the device corrupted by Android 12.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] ekerbuddyeker:
I do that most years for a bit. Get tempted by marketing promises, get excited when I manage to order the model and color i want, then get disappointed when I use it to find it's basically EXACTLY the same experience as the model I used 5 years ago, and go back to android... so I can complain about the battery life!
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Nmc_alves®:
I´m was waiting for xiaomi 12ultra mix5, but they take long to comme, maybi not now....
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Batfink33:
Keeping my Zfold3. It has issues like poor battery life and I have doubts about the durability of the inner display but there's nothing really else on the market I like at the moment and it's performance is way ahead of the s22u Exynos. May wait for the Zf4.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] tobias14:
i think that Oppo Find X5 Pro is a very intriguing device
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] dj24:
iPhone 14 Pro Max. Apple I loathe to admit has been on a tear lately hardware wise improving its flagship and with the upcoming 14 Pro Max finally getting rid of that hideous notch and possibly a slightly bigger battery it'll be hard to beat. The days have gone when android manufacturers used to be hardware kings and now have seceded everything to Apple while trying to be Apple ironically.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] ekerbuddyeker:
I just wish they would update the software experience, especially the home screen which feels straight out of 2008.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] gettinwicked:
I was in an Apple store last weekend (one of my kids wanted to check it out), and so I played with an iPhone 13 pro max. Not gonna lie, I didn't hate it. It now has sort of an app drawer if you swipe to the left a couple pages. I didn't try to move the apps that were on the home screens, but I *think* you can just use that. The left from home screen is not bad, has weather, news, stuff like that. However, the settings screens are pretty much still the same as they were when I had the 3Gs though (seriously...). Also, barely any widgets, and almost zero customization. I won't buy one, probably ever, but it's come a long way since I last had one. Not quite as boring.

If Android and their phones could just figure out how to be super responsive like iPhones, I would like them sooo much better. Battery life too. Apple is killing it with those two things.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Ichigo-Roku:
For now I'm still unsure wether I'll keep my S22 Ultra with all the problems the phone's got. It got better with updates, so I'll decide in a few updates if I keep it or not, to see if all the problems are fixed or not.

I kept my iPhone 12 Pro Max just in case, so I would go back to it.

For me the choice is simple: Note experience or iPhone experience, but I do prefer the Note experience thanks to the S Pen.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] varcor:
I think users can relate to the review of the S22 Ultra by arsTechnica. It gets to the meat of issues with the device which most reviewers gloss over. The reviewer makes an honest assessment of Samsung's approach to it's skin and software, a no holds look at the problems a number of users are currently experiencing.

Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra review: The slab phone retirement plan

Samsung stands still while the competition is better than ever.

www.google.com
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] force70:
I went back to my Fold 3 after returning my 22 ultra still have an s21 ultra and Note 20 ultra as well but hard to stay away from the fold lol
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] arsenal74:
Interesting review but it is hard to take it seriously when they say the Pixel 6 pro is the better phone, it just isn’t.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] ekerbuddyeker:
6 Pro felt like a prototype device.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Batfink33:
Agree. I had it for 3 months before I sold it and wasn't impressed at all.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] gettinwicked:
Indeed. For a phone that Google made to try to jump into the mainstream flagship market, they sure screwed this one up. The fpr on the one I had never worked worth a sh$t. That plus constant network dropouts made that phone an epic fail IMO. I traded it for the ultra as soon as it was announced. I think using a two year old modem, as well as a garbage fpr was a total cheap out move. Also, did I mention the phone is ugly as hell?
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Nghtmare:
I am not changing mine since Ive had 0 issues with it and April's update improved battery quite a bit. However the only phone I would consider replacing it with would be the Oppo X5 Pro.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] hand-filer:
iOS is out of the question because I can't tolerate iOS. The other Chinese phones are out as they have minimal presence in Canada. Google is a no go because as mentioned it's more of an experimental device at this point.

Thankfully my S22U has been working flawlessly. If this were not the case I guess I'd dig my faithful old LG G7 out of the drawer and use it until something better came along.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] homeedition88:
I returned and refunded my s22 ultra (exynos) then bought a pixel 6 pro which has a overheating problem and I also returned it. I must admit pixel 6 pro very fast and fluid device but when you start using 5G it gets extremely hot. Then I bought a cheaper option from OPPO find x3 pro. It is a fast fluid device but the battery is small and it can't go full day.

Chinese brands are inexperienced, Samsung is chasing more revenue (8GB ram S22 ultra) and Apple is forcing their ecosystem so hard I don't want to use their device's. Google still have a hardware and software issues. Let's see what will happens in the future.

And yes there isn't any device that can replace s22 ultra because it is still the best camera and screen device in the market. (Android only)
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Limeybastard:
For a moment I thought you were referring to Samsung devices .
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] varcor:
I'm thinking about the Sony Xperia 1 IV. A teaser video is scheduled to be released on May 11th but typically with Sony the actual release is a few months down the road, probably by late August. I'll hesitate diving in head first without reading some actual user input and reviews but from what's been shared to date it has some impressive features and specs that Samsung can't match. If Samsung reverses it course it may once again grab my attention but the likelihood of that is slim to none.

The Sony Xperia 1 IV is finally available to buy

You can now buy the Xperia 1 IV, powered by a Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 and sporting an enhanced selfie camera, continuous optical zoom and more

www.techadvisor.com
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] kristapsb:
It's my first Android in 6 years. Device wise I love the bright display, but hate the under display fingerprint reader and bad battery life. Android Doze with delayed notifications even for Gmail is a complete joke. Hopefully my patience will last till fall - iPhone 14 Pro Max.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] cpufrost:
iPhone 14 Pro Max, I don't know the sideways exclamation point instead of the notch is getting me. Call it the factorial edition! :-D

My 13 Pro Max 1TB is my go to video capture in pocket now. May wait until the 15 but who am I kidding!

Hopefully (Apple) will release a folding phone!
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Cicada1o1:
Keeping it for now, but will be going back to ios with the 14 pro max.

The smoothness of ios and the battery I miss. Made a mistake buying the ultra.. leggy in parts and battery is all over the place.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] TheInfiniteAndroid:
ZTE Axon 40 Ultra if it has UK bands
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] robi101012981:
Nope, it's not...Camera sucks, software support it's really bad, so it's a big no...

I'm waiting for Honor Magic 4 Pro, but it looks like the only downside of this phone would be bad software support, instead it's a good device.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] iamnotkurtcobain:
S23 Ultra next year.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] tobias14:
Not sure about bad SW support. I Had Find X2 pro back in 2020 and this was one of the best devices I've ever owned and monthly updates were delivered quite regularly.

X5 Pro's two main cons from my point of view would be dissapointing zoom lens + too pricey at € 1300
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] hand-filer:
S23 Ultra
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] robi101012981:
exactly, 2x zoom it's awful,10x+ for a flagship it's mandatory.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Steigerelli:
I just switched back from my s22 Ultra to my Note 10+. I might look for a Note 20 online or I might switch to Sony Xperia, but I can't live without micro-sd. Plus the S22 had lag and worse battery life than my 2 1/2 year old Note 10+. I thought the battery life would improve, but I stuck with it over 2 months and it never improved.
[Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3] paranoid365:
Hey guys & gals I just received my brand new Galaxy Z flip 3, (still haven't opened sealed box yet, lol).

I was hoping someone could answer a Q concering Samsung Switch? I am coming from a Sammy note 10+, and my Q is, "does the Samsung switch app truly transfer all my content to my new phone, meaning absolutely everything?

I've used the app in the past and ran into issues where it only partially copied text messages, contacts, and files saved to my internal storage.

I guess my Q is a 2 parter, lol, if not Samsung switch is there a better, safer, more complete app that will do this? If it means using a PC program thats fine too. Any help would be greatly appreciated, and thank you all in advance!
[Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3] blackhawk:
I hoped you backed up all your critical data...

Use Contacts to make a export/import file copy of your contacts. Any app like Poweramp that allows for backup files do so. Docs, pictures, etc copy/paste from your backup source.

SmartSwitch isn't that smart; it may or may not work. Best to load the new Fold from scratch.

If you get a bad build using SmartSwitch you'll need to do a factory reset.

The odds of it not screwing up aren't that good. Something simple like contacts it can likely do ok. Apps, homepage settings probably won't end well going from the N10+ to a Fold.

Never trust SmartSwitch to backup critical data as it can fail you miserably.
[Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3] paranoid365:
Thanks for the reply very much appreciated. What process/app do you use? I was thinking of just using one of the full backup/transfer apps for pc, and just do it that way since it seems to truly back up everything, any thought recommendation?

I noticed you did mention loading the Galaxy ZF 3 from scratch, so do you recommend that versus's a total back up & transfer, bc I was thinking a lot of my setting home screens, etc. arent always going to play nice, and will just cause slowed performance, crashes, etc. any thoughts?

Thank you again for the reply I really do appreciate it, I just want to do things the right/less pain in the ass way.
[Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3] blackhawk:
I have 2 N10+'s. The oldest, running on Pie, was hand loaded and that load will be 2 yo in June, still fast and stable.

The newest is running on Android 10. I used SmartSwitch but screwed up making the SmartSwitch copy. I had intended to only copy homepage settings but inadvertently included apps. It seemed to work but it has a lag now that I need to troubleshoot. It may well be from using SmartSwitch and force me to do a factory reset🤣 I'll play with it more as it may be something simple. It's the backup for this phone, no rush.

Unfortunately with stock Samsung's SmartSwitch is their one trick pony. Unless rooted there are no cloning options. One of the major shortcomings of stock Androids. All my PC OS loads are cloned. The good news is the Android OS load can be extremely long lived with minimal maintenance if you don't update the firmware.

A clean load is important as poorly written apps can change hidden user settings and sometimes a factory reset is needed to clear them. You are what you install... I use ApkExport to save installable copies of all my apps which are known good. No Playstore needed, it makes a reload faster and more precise, no surprises.

Everything I need to do a full reload is on the SD card which in turn is backed up redundantly to hdds.

You can use a OTA flashstick to do this but also make at least 2 hdd copies of it that are physically and electronically isolated from each other and the PC. Verify data size, number of folders and that the copies are readable.

Never use encryption on backup data drives.

Never clone music or other databases that can be damaged by compression... those silly null marks matter. This is another possible way SmartSwitch may damage critical data, compression.
[Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3] paranoid365:
Very interesting, and a lot of great information I did not know, so thank you for educating me on your diffrent techniques, Sammy switch, and everything else, my phone will thank you! 🙂
[Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3] blackhawk:
Samsung Kies, SmartSwitch's predecessor was worse🤣

ColorNote is another favorite; it allows direct hyperlinks to the browser. I use it for bookmarks and more. It allows for daily cloud, SD card backup.

This is ApkExport, it's on Playstore too.

It works with Android 9 and 10 but not sure about 11 and up. A near perfect freeware apk.
[Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3] twistedumbrella:
Smart Switch has changed a lot in 3 years. I wouldn't write it off before giving it a try, especially in combination with Google's own backup and restore or other solutions. The important thing is to read the options before clicking next. Exclude system apps and you eliminate the risk of corrupted settings. You are not obligated to enable every single option, but even if Smart Switch only works to copy text messages and bookmarks, Samsung is going to have much better access to those items than any third-party app.

The copy does not remove the data from the original phone, so the only harm in trying is time. You can always do a factory reset and try another way if it doesn't work out. Compared to exporting all of your apps and manually inputting the settings back into every one from the start, it seems worth even an hour to see if you can save two.

I copied from a Note 20 Ultra, so the configuration was a little closer. Obviously, a Note 10 is not going to be a near match in terms of the stock setup. Using the two methods together left me with going through system settings and a handful of apps that I had to manually set up again (mostly logins and things that really shouldn't transfer).
[Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3] luigi90210:
I have used smart switch to set up my z flip from my OnePlus 7t pro McLaren 5G and I used it to transfer my original phones contents to my warranty replacement z flip 3 and I have had no issues
[Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3] blackhawk:
Sometimes it works, but you better be prepared if it doesn't. It's not suitable for critical data backup. Neither was Kies🤣
[Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3] paranoid365:
You had said, "using the two methods together left mewith going....", which two methods are you referring to? Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3] beanbean50:
The way that I read it it's Smart Switch and Google backup combo
[Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3] twistedumbrella:
Just like @beanbean50 said. I did the two that prompt during setup. I let Smart Switch do stuff like messages and browser (excluding desktop and system), but had Google do my apps. Photos and files I copied manually. I use Smart Launcher 6, so that has its own backup and restore.
[Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3] luigi90210:
At no point did anyone say it's critical data that needed to be transferred

OP stated themselves it's basic things that OP wants that many other backup systems take care of(literally 3 of them exist on Samsung phones out of the box) unless you're a dingus and turn all that off

Google backup and Samsung backup both backup contacts, photos, videos, texts, apps, ect and having both of these systems on an older Samsung would mean that even if smart switch missed something like a few text messages, google or Samsung backup would fill in what's missing and to have both of these systems not functional would mean you disabled that on purpose

If your data is that critical and important you are already either practicing good backup practices or your company makes you auto back up to their servers. You wouldn't be using Samsung smart switch and while I understand to some people pictures of "your grandma"(not you specifically) are important and valuable, it's by no means the definition of critical data 🤣
[Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3] blackhawk:
That fact that SmartSwitch can corrupt a otherwise clean load is also always a risk. Do it right the first time... you know the definition of insanity, right?