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[Asus ZenWatch] SWAT Strachan:
We could try Kingo Root, an ironically close name to the other app, but beggars can't be choosers at the moment.

Kingo Root, the king root android app for free.

Kingo Root is #1 one click root solution so easy to use. Take your android phone by your control! You will love this feeling - the freedom.

www.kingoapp.com

I tried it on my watch and phone but they're already rooted so the process didn't succeed (obviously), but it could be worth a try.
[Asus ZenWatch] helloworld1337:
As I mentioned before I tried both with no success.
[Asus ZenWatch] helloworld1337:
Listen, I don't really care about this watch, its laying on my shelf and getting dust.

PM me address and I'll try to ship it to You somehow.

Obvously it's weared and has burnt pixels but stilll working and may be the donor - maybe somehow You'll manage to download the software and share with others.
[Asus ZenWatch] SWAT Strachan:
Ah, that's my bad, I misread your reply, I didn't realise that you had already tried that one.

Damn man, that is exceedingly generous of you! If you're sure that you're happy to do that then I am more than willing to cover the cost of postage. I'll PM you my details and we can get something arranged, you are an absolute legend sir.
[Asus ZenWatch] helloworld1337:
Package sent. Shipping cost was like few screws so donate for any charity when you got it and we're good.
[Asus ZenWatch] SWAT Strachan:
I absolutely will do that, and thank you again, in these days of doom and gloom you have absolutely rekindled my faith in humanity (y).
[Asus ZenWatch] SWAT Strachan:
For anyone following this thread, the stock firmware files are now available HERE.
[Asus ZenWatch] helloworld1337:
Howdy! Nice to see you done the work ;)

BR
[Asus ZenWatch] SWAT Strachan:
Hi BR.

Yup, I eventually managed to work out a somewhat unconventional way to access the storage on the watch, something which I would not have been able to do without your generous donation. I also apologise for not letting you know that it arrived safely, that was an oversight on my part I think caused in part by the dejection that set in from repeatedly failing to root the damn thing 😁.

However, between us we have succeeded in creating the firmware files, and are now able to offer them up to anyone that needs them. I'd call that a job well done 👍.
[OnePlus 8 Pro Questions & Answers] dede3413:
when is Lineageos 19.1 released ? is there a beta version that we can download?
[OnePlus 8 Pro Questions & Answers] omega552003:
OnePlus hasn't released the Android 12 kernel source code yet, which is what lineageos needs to get started.
[General Questions and Answers] AshleighTheCutie:
Hey all, this is my first post here, so if anything horrifically wrong happens with this post, please let me know.

I recently rooted my first device since 4.4 (BLU G91 Pro), and started messing with kernel parameters. I have gotten the phone to be both more performant and efficient at the same time by fiddling with the "CPU sets". However, while I now have a configuration that improves both important things regarding a mobile device [Fig. 1], I don't know *why*. I do not understand what the options fully do, and in one case, I have no clue at all what it is. Can anyone either explain them in a concise but easy to read manner, or direct me to that? Thanks.
[General Questions and Answers] Longdelayecho:
How did you get it to root? I have the same phone but with the mtk tool it won't backup and from the guide on here he says you need boot img a which is there but there's no boot img b?

Thanks for any help
[MX Player] MikeOShay:
Sometimes, when background play is on, and the screen is turned off and on while the video is playing, MX Player will change the selected aspect ratio to Stretch.

Steps to reproduce:

- Set aspect ratio to "Fit to Screen"

- Set Background Play on

- Start playing video

- With video still playing, press side button to turn off phone's screen

- Press side button to turn phone screen back on

- Unlock phone with fingerprint

- Aspect ratio has changed to "Stretch"

I've noticed that this doesn't happen if the phone is unlocked directly from the always-on display with the fingerprint scanner, the lock screen has to be displayed first.

Phone and debugging information are the same as my other thread: https://xdaforums.com/t/bug-bluetooth-media-buttons-not-working.4454321/

[Edit 2022-09-27: Just tested again with my reproduction steps, didn't seem to do it this time. I think this is resolved. I occasionally get issues where the player stops locking the orientation (Landscape video suddenly turns Portrait when rotating phone, when the setting has that locked), but I think that is unrelated.]
[OnePlus 10 Pro] galaxys:
Fyi🙄😳

The US has a new OnePlus 10 Pro that might make you regret buying the older one

If you already bought a OnePlus 10 Pro in the US, we have some bad (or maybe good?) news: there is a better version coming.

www.androidauthority.com
[OnePlus 10 Pro] Mr-Zhag:
It just 12GB/256GB is coming. Nothing different. In China has other top configuration is 16GB/512GB
[OnePlus 10 Pro] KOLIOSIS:
If I had bought direct from OnePlus,yeah,I'd have a bit of buyer's remorse.

But,I got mine from T-Mobile w/a killer trade-in allowance.

The full MSRP of $899 the phone was covered w/my OnePlus8 that I bought direct from One Plus for $249, specifically to use for the trade-in,so no regrets here.
[OnePlus 10 Pro] EtherealRemnant:
This company just can't help but piss off its customers, can it?
[OnePlus 10 Pro] dlads:
Besides storage I don't see a benefit from 8 to 12GB of RAM.

Tbh 12 consumes more battery

256 should be standard tbh, 512 for the higher price point
[OnePlus 10 Pro] EtherealRemnant:
The power consumption difference is not that great and more multitasking capability should always be welcomed. At a $70 premium, if given the choice when I'm in the market for a new device, 12/256 would be a no-brainer over 8/128. Obviously I wouldn't object to 12/512 either but I don't think that can happen for $70 and I wouldn't pay more than that.
[OnePlus 10 Pro] blackhawk:
Exactly. That extra 4gb of ram uses virtually no more battery and perks up the phone.

Under heavy app loading it's really great to have.
[OnePlus 10 Pro] dlads:
Hmmmm it does use more battery buddy, plus do you see a benefit from it? I've never maxed out 8GB on any phone lol.

Each to their own, but don't tell me there isn't an overhead for more RAM because there is.

I wish there wasn't but there is.

Either way, was just making a comment. I have my phone so I honestly couldn't care less, haven't you got a 9 pro anyway? You're on the 10 forums more than the 9 😂
[OnePlus 10 Pro] dlads:
What does it help? Just honestly one situation it benefits.

I've got my zRAM off, I use a lot of RAM because of it...I had the 12GB 8 pro before this and the difference in ability to multi task is negligible. I honestly don't think any apps utilise it.

If it was a game changer i would never have gone for 8.

We should do some tests, see how the 12 matches up to the 8. I think the difference will be minor at best.

Battery wise I'm still waiting to get knocked off my perch with 11+ hours SOT with nornal ish usage
[OnePlus 10 Pro] EtherealRemnant:
People who play lots of mobile games notice a difference. I have stuff get closed on me all the time when I am switching between apps even without lots of gaming. 12GB would have been my ideal but I didn't want to spend the money.

Power consumption doesn't necessarily increase all that much if the chip is binned better, which usually is what happens with higher capacity modules.

I have a 9 but I read the 9 Pro and 10 Pro forums too.
[OnePlus 10 Pro] blackhawk:
Watch to ancient N10+ completely grease the S22U in the last minutes of this vid.

Appalling the S22U even with a light load wasn't that much faster loading apps.

The S22U used had 8gb of ram vs the N10+'s 12gb. That likely played a large part in this. I wish they had used the 12gb variant as well in this test. Also unknown is the N10+'s OS version, presumably 11; how would one loaded with Android 9 and 10 done?

These are the things mainstream reviewers ignore as they whistle past the graveyard on their way to the bank.

In the Samsung lineage you don't see a huge performance drop until you go to the N9.

Extra ram is as it has always given an added measure of working capacity and future proofing.

Even the N10+'s older ram consumes little extra power, new ram is at least 20% more efficient.

Is it needed? No. Is it nice to have? Yes.

Invariably I will always go with a larger ram in any phone especially nowadays. I remember the dog days of 4gb of phone ram... it wasn't pretty.

N10+ running on Pie, normal ram loading:

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[OnePlus 10 Pro] dlads:
Not talking about binning mate, I do play games so I know when there's a drop, I'm not seeing one. And i push to the limits.

Not talking about the the CPU either but powering and using but not filling an extra 4GB of RAM 100% will use more power. It's just fact buddy, I'd like to live in LA LA land but I don't.

Either way, if you can use the 12 and that's your thing then brilliant but I've never seen a user case for it.

Storage yep I'm in board with that.. But the RAM for me is a negligible upgrade for numbers and get little gains be stamina drops.

Anyway, each to their own, not bashing just don't see it as a loss to have 8 instead of 12.

👍🏻
[OnePlus 10 Pro] dlads:
I understand Sammy's playing by the "rules" but let's see a 12GB OnePlus10 pro out pace an 8GB

I doubt it'll happen buddy.

More then happy to run any bench Vs any 12
[OnePlus 10 Pro] blackhawk:
Doesn't really matter as this is our lot.

I stopped doing benchmarks long ago, the heatpipe is well seated🤣

What I really like to see is the same model benchmarked and compared for practical usage/speed running Android 9 through 12.
[OnePlus 10 Pro] EtherealRemnant:
More RAM does not automatically equal more power consumption. Higher quality silicon requires less power for the same demand and it's actually not at all uncommon for the required voltage to go down with higher density memory because it needs higher quality silicon to maintain the same ability to process tasks without errors at the same frequency and it can also be more sensitive to higher voltages that lower quality silicon handles fine. It's not really something to worry about anyway as LPDDR5 isn't anywhere near as power hungry as the main components in the phone - the CPU and GPU cores as well as the modem. It's unlikely to make any power drain difference that would be noticeable to the end user but the performance gains realized by the phone being able to dynamically cache the apps a person uses (the RAM Boost setting in your phone uses predictive pre-loading like this) most definitely is.
[OnePlus 10 Pro] dlads:
It's not a case of higher density its a case of more modules? They all require juice to run..

?

Dude Google if you don't believe me.

As I've said even without power consumption, you don't benefit from more RAM anyway. Not from 8-12 maybe from 4-6 of 6-8 but not over 8
[OnePlus 10 Pro] EtherealRemnant:
Even if you are correct and it is a second module required (I am too lazy to go actually look up what LPDDR5 modules exist to prove which of us is correct), you're talking about a negligible power difference anyway. Like I said, LPDDR5 is designed to be low power (literally what the LP means), so it's not using much to begin with. What does it matter if you lose a few seconds of battery? It doesn't.

You're also saying you don't benefit without knowing one way or the other. You're painting with way too broad a brush here. I can make a virtual machine that needs 8GB of RAM right now and make use of 12GB today, that's not even taking into account the advancement of predictive algorithms using the memory to boost the speed of app launches or future changes to Android (Android's memory requirements increase practically with each new major release).
[OnePlus 10 Pro] dlads:
How can you say I'm being too broad then mention a virtual machine?

It's a phone buddy, show me real world, get the phone and try to beat my SOT and I'll hold my hat up to you. Until then mate it's just hearsay (Depp)

Either way, it's fine man in not bothered I don't to fall out man, you've got a 9 I'm guessing you're happy, in happy with my 10 so let's leave it there yea 👍🏻

It's all good. I've read 12 takes more juice, my logic fun being a techie for decades supports that theory, and I've had better battery on every 8 over every 12, do the results for me at least have some for themselves.

But again, don't want to argue man.
[OnePlus 10 Pro] g96818:
Screw oneplus
[OnePlus 10 Pro] pbassjunk:
I'm pretty ****ing pissed.

Literally bought this phone 11 days ago (6-1) from the OnePlus website. Arrived 6-9. Today is 6-11 (not even 1am EST)

Your Order #A112205313242270114(placed on 2022-05-31 01:11:57) (estimated dispatch date 2022-06-01 UTC)

Not even 48 ****ing hours and it has been outdated/replaced/demoted.

Really ****ing pissed.

Still have my 1+9, thinking about returning the 10 out of spite and then good-riddancing them for good.
[OnePlus 10 Pro] KOLIOSIS:
Just return it, IIRC you have a 15 day period to do so w/o losing any $$$.

Yes, it's frustrating, I get it, I'd be a bit t'ed off, but, at least you're not stuck with it.

Terms of Sales - OnePlus.com

OnePlus creates beautifully designed products with premium build quality & brings the best technology to users around the world. No tradeoffs, we #NeverSettle.

www.oneplus.com
[OnePlus 10 Pro] blackhawk:
Ever wonder how much juice scoped storage is costing?
[OnePlus 10 Pro] dlads:
How do you mean scoped?
[OnePlus 10 Pro] dlads:
So you're not happy then?
[OnePlus 10 Pro] blackhawk:
CPU cycle sucking scoped storage.

An Apple security strategy that Google decided to implement starting with Android 10 (not fully active). In Android 11 and up it is.

It makes a mess of permissions and trusted legacy apps will not likely run of it.
[OnePlus 10 Pro] EtherealRemnant:
I have run VMs on my Android devices for years now using Limbo so it's not really that far out there for my usage which is why I mentioned it as a use case.

You are acting like the memory is a high power consumption part of the device and it's not. If you were adding a second Bluetooth chip or a second wifi chip, that would be a massive increase in power, it's not really a big deal with RAM. Maybe a couple seconds shaved off of an hour of SoT.

I'm also not happy with my 9 really which is why I'm on other forums.
[OnePlus 10 Pro] blackhawk:
The ram in the N10+ doesn't operate at a constant voltage. It can vary with demand apparently; Voltage1.8 / 1.1 / 0.6 V

So it's not always running full bore.

Hard to find specs, couldn't typical/max ma draw.
[OnePlus 10 Pro] EtherealRemnant:
Yeah LPDDR5 can run 1.1/.6. It really is a rounding error compared to the other high power drains in the device which is why it's not even measured in device benchmarks because it's irrelevant.
[OnePlus 10 Pro] blackhawk:
Any idea to actual core current draw?

Those figures maybe separate voltage requirements; the lower .6 being the I/O voltage.

Top voltage being the core... forgot the middle one🤣 Good sipping whiskey...
[OnePlus 10 Pro] EtherealRemnant:
I have read that the difference between 8 and 12GB is in the range of 15-20mW but unfortunately I can't find any official documentation of actual power consumption beyond the voltages.
[OnePlus 10 Pro] blackhawk:
My guess is around 200mw max so that seems reasonable... but it's just a guess.

20mw is very little if true. My older ram is even less efficient but the N10+ gets good SOT when optimized.
[OnePlus 10 Pro] dlads:
I didn't mean to make outthat it was a power drain, I was querying the trade off from power to performance...
[OnePlus 10 Pro] Imprezzion:
Here in the Netherlands I could choose between 8GB/128GB for €739 or 12GB/256GB for €879. That difference is just too much to make sense for me especially since I don't use it that hard.. I'm coming from a S21+ 8/128 and that never had issues, I just miss my old OP8P's alert slider and the S21+ just charges too slowly and has too bad of a call audio quality for me to work as a always on-call IT desk phone with 3CX VoIP. So I bought a 8/128 OP10P black.
[OnePlus 10 Pro] dlads:
Can't go wrong with the 8 pro. Has Evo X on it too, brilliant phone..

Charging is ridiculous on the 10, call quality I've never had issues, slider I would miss if I changed brand.

And I agree with what you're saying about the jump (money) between models, but the storage I have to say would be worth it.

Depends what you need it for.
[OnePlus 10 Pro] Imprezzion:
I use it solely for work as a always on-call IT guy with 3CX VoIP linked to my office phone and for the rest just some general YouTube, browsing forums, Microsoft Remote Desktop to my work VDI, authenticator's, Google Pay, parking, that kinda stuff. Nothing heavy, no games or whatever. Maybe a DS emulator once in a while. I just want a phone I can use for at least 2-3 years and the S21+ just isn't good enough charging speed and software wise.

It is a real shame the OP10P doesn't have good back cases with card holders in the back like a Spigen Armor CS that I have on the S21+. I like to have my driver's license and road side assistance cards with me in my phone but I despise wallet covers as they always manage to scratch the screen with the cards edges somehow...
[OnePlus 10 Pro] dlads:
Well the 10 will definitely be able to do all that. Battery is amazing, as is performance
[OnePlus 10 Pro] Cmccool8885:
I don't like that I can't trade in my 10 pro 8/128 for the 12/256
[OnePlus 10 Pro] Imprezzion:
I just got it in yesterday and have been playing around with it installing everything. So far a few things I don't like. The stock launcher is.. horrible. It took me all of 5 minutes to switch to Nova. Samsung One UI launcher and the old launcher from my OP8P are miles ahead of this one.

Also, auto brightness is way way way too dim and will probably take quite a while manually adjusting it to "learn" my preference.

Stock DPI / draw / text size is way too big. I got it set to Smallest / Small now and this is somewhat acceptable.

Battery drain is quite high so far but I have a bunch of apps excluded from optimization like 3CX VoIP cause they have to have background processes working to receive calls and I run FHD+ high refresh rate with AOD enabled.

I also don't know how I feel about the even narrower aspect ratio compared to the S21+ of this phone. It's great handling wise and I can actually one hand this one where my S21+ is too wide to do that, on the other hand, content consumption like YouTube is not great cause everything is still in 16:9 thus even more black bars and even smaller effective screen size..

Overall I can see that this is one of, if not the best, sub 1k phone available right now but it might just not be for me personally even tho I'm in love with the alert slider and the fact AOD actually has proximity sensor working and turns off in pocket which Samsung hasn't had since the Note 9..
[OnePlus 10 Pro] dlads:
Battery drain will slope off. I think it's because you've just started setting up so give it a week while the system settles, i'd also turn off optimised night charging

I hear you with the stock launcher, it's a bit of a turd, i use lawnchair although i'm thinking of changing it again, i'm not a fan of Nova myself, it's the lag when you pull down the notification menu.

I use vanced youtube, it's been absolutely brilliant, coupled with adaway and it's no ads on pretty much anything which is wonderful as i hate ads.

The narrow screen i think you'll get used to, wider phones tend to remind me of older phones for some reason and yep it's a ballache when you need to one hand it.

I too use FHD, QHD is just a waste of time, if the screen was 55" then i would see the point but it's 6.7", i'm getting on a bit so my eyes aren't as good as they used to be but you really can't tell the difference between the two and FHD does save a tonne of battery.

I made a leaderboard for SOT's with normal usage, it's not a manhood measuring contest but it can help to show whats eating what, i also made a large list on what you should remove for better battery life in an 8 pro thread here: post 4 https://xdaforums.com/t/standby-drain.4074171/#post-83483585

I think auto brightness will get better in time, well i hope it does.

Also think oneplus is seeing the mistake they've made with the OS choice and changes they've implemented, so i think they'll revert to type and all will be well again, probably on Android 13 rather than 12 though.

Just hope a custom rom drops soon as it's getting blue using OOS.
[OnePlus 10 Pro] Imprezzion:
I use vanced too. MicroG rootless version for now as I don't wanna root it yet if I decide to return it. I did not fully charge it either, just let it get to 85% and got it off the charger. It's a new phone and had about 30% in it when it got out of the box so it hasn't even had a full charge cycle yet. I don't really care for resolution at all. I even game on 27" 1080p as I prefer the 280Hz my 1080p panel does above any 144hz 1440p or 120hz 4k panel but I was afraid the low brightness was due to not using full QHD. I always understood that higher res on a phone OLED is higher brightness as well.

Another 2 things I love so far. Button Mapper app can set long press volume to flashlight toggle without ADB or root commands and it works even screen off as long as AOD is lit. Amazing. Samsung can't do this. You have to dt2w first even with AOD on a Samsung.

Also, Google pay just.. works. It was a disaster to set up on the S21+ as Samsung pay is obviously the stock app but my bank doesn't support that. On the OP it just.. worked. 3 clicks and my card was added. Haven't used it yet but we'll see the next time I need gas for one of my two project cars..

The other thing is kinda not OnePlus but Spigen. I got a tough armor case for it and it feels incredible!
[OnePlus 10 Pro] Aldonski:
I don't think this is a new version, I have it from the beginning
[OnePlus 10 Pro] pbassjunk:
Just bought a Prime day Pixel 6 pro (256GB) so jumping ship. Thanks 1+ XDA guys for the years (maybe a decade? longer?) of community!

I'm know I'm pretty much ragequitting 1+ for a stupid reason, but I'm still salty about the 128->256 refresh timing. I'm not entitled to anything beyond what I bought and I didn't try to get them to upgrade me or do a make-good or anything, I just don't feel aligned with 1+ ethos any longer. Don't care if the Pixel is a side or downgrade compared to the 10, that's where I'm going for stock-ish Android from now on. Ultimately it's bad timing on my part for buying the OnePlus when I did (how am I supposed to know private internal company roadmaps...), but ultimately it's my money and I vote with my dollars.

<3<3
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] databoy2k:
I just received a NUU A5X/N5501LAT from Abbott. Interesting little device; I haven't seen a self-proclaimed "PDA" since the iPAQ days. It's running Android 9 on either a MT6739 or a MT8765, according to the FCC teardown photos.

Either way, it's severely locked down. The notification shade automatically wipes away, developer mode is blocked, most settings are restricted, and the launcher literally only allows four apps: Nuu App Store (which, coincidentally, only has two other apps in it), the AOSP Browser, the Abott Frestyle app that the device is meant to be used for, and Firefox.

It will take a MicroSD (and, entertainingly, has a micro-SIM slot despite not being a phone), and has a micro-USB port as well. I can't find a fastboot combination using its volume and power keys.

I'd love some thoughts on how to make this thing into a generic PDA without all the restrictions. I'm stuck without access to ADB at this point due to the developer settings being blocked, and I'm honestly at a bit of a loss as to where to go next. Thanks for your input!