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[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] Nimueh:
If it's an OP 3 then why are you using Samsung drivers? You need OnePlus drivers, obviously. I always followed this guide (exactly like it says) and never had an issue with my drivers so far.

This is from an OP 8 group, but the drivers should be the same:

To install the drivers, ensure that driver signature verification is disabled. Instructions:

How to Disable Driver Signature Verification on 64-Bit Windows 8 or 10 (So That You Can Install Unsigned Drivers)

64-bit versions of Windows 10 and 8 include a "driver signature enforcement" feature.

www.howtogeek.com

OnePlus USB (all purpose/data transfer):

OnePlus-USB-Drivers.zip

drive.google.com

Google USB driver (for fastboot & ADB):

Extract all files to the same directory. Right click on android_winusb.inf and select install

Get the Google USB Driver | Android Studio | Android Developers

The Google USB Driver is required to perform adb debugging on Windows with Google devices.

developer.android.com

Qualcomm drivers (for MSM):

Choose top option (WWAN-DHCP)

Qualcomm_Drivers_Setup.exe

drive.google.com
[Lenovo P11] levrx:
I have a P11 Plus, when I attempt to boot to bootloader. Greeted with => FASTBOOT mode..., when going to recovery and going into fastbootd, told Command not supported in default implantation (im new to this)
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S8] UmiCat:
I have been using my brand new Tab S8 5G for 8 days or so. I have AccuBattery installed. The estimated battery capacity has been very low from Day 1. Currently I get:

Battery Health 87%

Estimated Capacity 6759mAh

Design Capacity 7760mAh

Based on 31 sessions 1031% charged for 69688mAh

I understand it takes a few days for AccuBattery to function accurately, but I think it's been enough. The design capacity has been automatically measured and already adjusted to a lower value than what Samsung advertise (8000mAh). I've also installed 3C Battery Monitor app, but the estimate is very similar (3718). I have bought 2 other (non-Samsung) android devices in the past few months, but their estimated capacities are much closer than 100%.

Has anyone expericed the same? Or do you think mine is a bad lemon and should be returned? Any insight would be much appreciated! Cheers.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S8] Sephiroth43:
Are you charging to 100% or just 85% (battery save option). If you charge up only to 85% then it is accurate.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S8] UmiCat:
Thanks! That's a very good question. I have used the 85% charging limit option for a couple of days but left it off for the majority of time.

But wouldn't it be the same from AccuBattery's point of view if you used the option or not, as the tab tells the app 85% as 85% not as 100%? (or maybe my assumption is wrong).

I have since updated AccuBattery (which cleared all my history!) and started self- recalibrating the app as their website suggests (you go down as low as you can, and start charging until drawing ampere really finishes at over 100%). After a few iterations, hopefully the app will show more accurate info. (Or not, I will just come terms with it!)

https://accubattery.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/213575425-How-to-manually-benchmark-your-battery-health
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S8] Sephiroth43:
İ think accubattery calculates with the Design capacity of the device, with the the Option to charge up to only 85% you would have charged up to 6800mah vs. 8000mah 100%. But i could be wrong too
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S8] Vaizen:
Just not to open another thread. I have a similar situation with my tab s8+. All apps that do something hardware/battery related report the battery to be 9800mah and not the Samsung claimed

10090.

As for now I'm letting sccubattery do its reading, but so far battery life has been ok for a tablet with high end Specifications. On average I get 8 to 9h of SoT on average not very demanding usage.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S8] UmiCat:
Yes my S8 has also a considerable difference between Samsung's advertised battery capacity (8000 mah) vs the capacity apps like AccuBattery read (7760 mah). That's probably their way to prevent users from overcharging their devices.

On top of it, I have also found that my tab can go quite a bit after showing 100% charged. Following AccuBattery's re-calibrating (re-benchmarking) method l mentioned earlier, in one charging episode I saw my tab going up to 8700 mah or so until it started showing 0 or negative charging values about 40 mins after it showed 100%. Having overcharged my tab a few times this way, AccuBattery now shows about 100% for battery health. Obviously this isn't a good way to charge your battery in terms of its longevity, but it might help to calibrate your new device with a battery app. When the % reaches 100%, the estimated capacity on AccuBattery is normally much lower, something like 6700 mah, as I initially got. I need to do more tests, but I find the leeway Samsung spare is a bit too much.

Interestingly, I have also found quite a bit of variability in this 'fake 100% battery' setting across different manufacturers (or at least different devices). I am applying the same recalibration process on my Xiaomi Pad 5 Pro and OnePlus 8T. They are both about 9 months old. My OnePlus behaves somewhat similarly with my Tab S8, showing about 10% extra capacity after 100%, whereas my Xiaomi really stops charging when it reaches 100%.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S8] stiffis:
Hey. This is my stats on my S8+. I recommend trying to completely discharge the battery to 0%, charge to 100% and wait until current is 0 mA. Do this min 3 times in row. Then you will get a more accurate reading :cowboy:
[Google Pixel 6] JetVoz:
Greetings to Pixel 6 owners from Ukraine!!

I was a happy Pixel 4a owner for some time, but battery life upset me. The battery replacement didn't help, so I switched to a mid-range Realme.

I am missing the Pixel experience and looking forward to rejoining the Pixel family. Pixels have never officially sold in my country, and since the war started, it's become even harder to find one on sale.

Luckily, the local retailer has brand-new Pixel 6 and Pixel 5a for a reasonable price (~$600 and ~$400 with taxes included), especially considering how our local currency is losing its value each day.

Would you say it's safe to buy a Pixel 6 right now? I've seen many articles about different bugs with the Pixel 6 family... I like the design, and the hardware seems to be future-proof. On the other hand, it looks like the Pixel 5a has better battery life, is lighter (I like that about my 4a), and is more affordable. What would you recommend?

Best,

Andrii
[Google Pixel 6] mascool:
I've had my P6 for 7 months now and I'm still super disappointed. There are constant issues with touch events not registering, apps dying suddenly, UI locking up until I lock-unlock the screen a couple of times, fingerprint reader deciding to stop accepting my fingerprint until i restart. It's been by far the worst experience, and I've been on Android exclusively since the G1. To call this a flagship phone is a cruel joke
[Google Pixel 6] JetVoz:
Jeez!.. I am so sorry to read that
[Google Pixel 6] vandyman:
What ever you do.

Stay away from the Pizel 7.

The Pizel 7 sux.
[Google Pixel 6] snake218:
Greetings, i hope you and your family are ok and that nightmare end soon. I have my pixel 6 for about 2 months, and sincerely haven't had the bunch of bugs that people complain, no reboots, no freezes, maybe a couple of times an app has closed, and besides with Android 13 feels faster than 12, its really stable. The majority of bugs was only on early firmwares l guess. Phone been working great for me, fast, smooth and it's one of the best camera on the (phone) market, so i would say don't worry about bugs and get the phone.

Pixel 5a it's a good phone but with the pixel 6, you get 90hz screen, better camera, future proof (in theory +1 android version support) more ram.

So all it's up to you and your budget, forget about Pixel 6 being buggy as a factor in your decision.
[Google Pixel 6] tom1807:
I have the Pixel 6 now since 6 months. Except the fingerprint problem, which was fixed in the June update, I had no issues with the mobile. One time some software problems, but these I fixed by deleting the data from Google Play Services.

Overall, a very good experience for me.

Cheers

Tom
[Google Pixel 6] JetVoz:
O_o

I thought it is not on sale yet
[Google Pixel 6] JetVoz:
Is Android 13 already available for Pixel 6 uses? Or are you talking about beta?
[Google Pixel 6] Eidenz:
Android 13 is in its last beta phase, rollout will begin in about a month.

Got mine since 2 months, absolutely 0 issues at all, whether on 12 or 13 beta. Great battery life, amazing software experience.

Only complaint goes to the fingerprint scanner being a bit slow.
[Google Pixel 6] poit:
See this thread:

https://xdaforums.com/t/is-the-pixel-6-reliable-now.4473305/
[Google Pixel 6] Pig Vomit:
Overall I'm very happy with my Pixel 6. I have not had the bug problems other people have commented on, it's been very reliable for me.

The *only* warning I would give you about this phone, and it's a big one, is the fingerprint sensor. It absolutely sucks for me, always has. It's bad enough for me to consider trading it in for a Pixel 7 in October. Never had a problem with the fingerprint sensor on the back of the phone, but this under the screen thing is crap. At least on Pixel 6 (and, I suspect, Pro).

Honestly, if it were me.....I'd wait on the Pixel 7 unless you like unlocking your phone with your PIN most of the time. You've got a 4a and while the battery may suck, at least you're still getting updates every month. I'd wait 2 more months and get the 7 along with whatever free goodie they give for early orders (and it better not be another Buds A!).
[Google Pixel 6] JetVoz:
man... the battery life on my P4A was so horrible that I switched to Realme.

However, last weekend, I enrolled my P4A in a beta program, maybe the Android 13 will improve the battery life.

Guys in the 4A thread also advise me to try some Magisk+LSposed(Zyrgist) stuff. I haven't investigated this yet, would you say it's worth trying?
[Google Pixel 6] GGTDM:
Android 13 has improved most things. The fingerprint reader now works 70% of the time for me. But it has not fixed the awful modem. I still get significantly lower signal than I did with my Pixel 3 in the same areas. When I work from home (and am thus on wifi) i really like the P6. Then I go out into the world and struggle to get data and use apps (streaming music/podcasts, store/restaurant apps, etc.). I will be replacing the P6 with a 7 or S22 in October. One way or another, I only need to keep this phone three more months.
[Google Pixel 6] aniztar:
Hope you and your family are safe. I am using Pixel 6 since a month. I have not faced any issues which other people have mentioned. The finger print scanner is sometimes slow in detection but i never felt it a deal breaker, especially since the last update.

If you really love camera the most in a mobile, then I will suggest you to go for it. Pixel 6 camera makes up for any buggy experience (which is not really a lot now).
[Google Pixel 6] JetVoz:
My P4A camera is good enough for me. I can't say it is among the most important things for me on a phone. The interface and user experience are.

How do you say it works compared to the one I have on my Realme? Here's a 20-sec video
[Google Pixel 6] JimmyL216:
It seems like they ironed out the bugs since I got it. I had some around the beginning of the year but haven't noticed any for a few months
[Google Pixel 6] spinoza23:
Just wait for de OnePlus 10T to release
[Other SmartWatches] Alastair_S1D:
Hi there.

I was wondering if anyone could help me. I have installed Lineage 18.1 onto my S7 as I am trying to modernise my S7 since I have to downgrade to it for a while. However the Wear app doesn't work (system modified in an unauthorised way.)

I have seen a couple of threads on how to deal with this. I have rooted the device with magisk 25.2.

I have attempted to edit the build.prop folders as per post 7 in this guide: https://xdaforums.com/t/galaxy-wearable-app-on-rooted-phone-help.3838503/

However the wear app wont even install now. I think it is picking up that the device is rooted even though I have set magisk to hide itself and I have added samsung apps to the deny list. I am not sure what I am doing wrong.

Alternatively I have see a thread here https://xdaforums.com/t/app-mod-galaxy-wearable-patch-for-samsung-phones-with-custom-roms.4208143/ that describes how to patch samsung apps. From what I can tell I am unable to do this as I am on a Windows system and not Linux. Is it possible someone could patch the GALAXY FIT 2 plug ins and the latest wear apk? The patched wear apk installs on my device but refuses to run without an update and the update never completes. It errors out. Again I have a feeling the update is picking up the device is rooted.

Any assistance with this would be much appreciated.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Berkan8896:
Hi I've Lenovo Tab M7 3rd Gen tablet it comes with Android 11 Go.

I can't enable split screen option In fact, I can't even find it.

I tried force it in developer options, i tried play store apps...

Can anyone help me please?
[Realme 3 Pro ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other De] Kartik728:
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#crDroid #UNOFFICIAL #ROM #S #RMX1851

crDroid - UNOFFICIAL | Vanilla | 8.7 | Android 12.1

Build Date :- 30 July 2022

▪️ Download

▪️ Source Changelog

▪️ Updates Channel

▪️ Support Group

Credits :-

• @BabluS For Trees.

• @Tarak_111 For Testing.

• HyperTeam For Kernel Source

Notes :- Encryption Not Enabled.

Donate Me On UPI :- kartikverma728.famc@idfcbank

BY :- @Kartik728
[Realme 3 Pro ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other De] jerryhou85:
Hi @Kartik728 ,

Thanks for sharing. As per GPL v2 requirement, can you post a dedicated link to the kernel source repo? I see that you have a few repos in your Github, kindly post the kernel source for this ROM, so others can check and follow up.

Thank you.
[Realme 3 Pro ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other De] Kartik728:
Ya Sure..... , Done...
[Google Pixel 5a] JetVoz:
Greetings to Pixel 5a owners from Ukraine!!

I was a happy Pixel 4a owner for some time, but battery life upset me. The battery replacement didn't help, so I switched to a mid-range Realme.

I am missing the Pixel experience and looking forward to rejoining the Pixel family. Pixels have never officially sold in my country, and since the war started, it's become even harder to find one on sale.

Luckily, the local retailer has brand-new Pixel 6 and Pixel 5a for a reasonable price (~$600 and ~$400 with taxes included), especially considering how our local currency is losing its value each day. I'm choosing between these two models.

Would you say it's safe to buy a Pixel 5a right now? I am excited about its battery life; at the same time, it's not that large and heavy. However, I'm a bit concerned that it has only 6 GB of RAM, and the Snapdragon processor might be not too future-proof, as Google might save some features for their Tensor-based models. What do you think?

Best,

Andrii
[Google Pixel 5a] ipdev:
Currently I only use my 5a and 6 for testing.

Between the two, I prefer the 5a and plan on switching to it as my daily use phone.

I am still using (and like) my 3a as my daily-use phone.

The 5a is very close in size and style.

Between the camera style and positioning, a dedicated fingerprint sensor, ..

Might be why I prefer the 5a. 🙃

Cheers. :cowboy:
[Google Pixel 5a] JetVoz:
Forgot to add - both 6 and 5a are Japanese versions. I have found that the shutter sound can't be disabled; maybe you know any other issues or differences?
[Google Pixel 5a] JetVoz:
thanks for sharing your experience! very helpful!!
[Google Pixel 5a] V0latyle:
As I stated in your Pixel 5 thread, I believe you can still get the 5a new. Here are the main differences between the 5 and 5a:

Screen size: 5a is bigger but only 60Hz, 5 is 90Hz

Battery capacity: 5 has 4080MaH, 5a 4680

RAM: 5 has 8GB, 5a has 6GB

Wireless charging: 5a doesn't have it

They both use the same SoC (Snapdragon 765G), same GPU, and same modem.

There are some additional minor differences - the 5 has Gorilla Glass 6, vs the 5a only uses Gorilla Glass 3. Negligible with a screen protector. 5 is IP68, 5a is IP67.
[Google Pixel 5a] JetVoz:
Thanks, buddy, for kindly sharing your feedback in both threads.

I am planning to purchase a new device this week and was trying to get as much feedback as possible within an extremely short period of time.

Initially, I thought about P5 vs. P5A vs. P6.

Only used P5 are in stock, so its battery life is likely even worse than the new P5A and P6. So now, I'm choosing between the latter two.
[Google Pixel 5a] V0latyle:
TBH I haven't handled the P6, but with the physical design and the problems many have had with the new hardware, I'd say stick with the P5a. I doubt the 2GB of RAM will make much difference for you. My wife uses hers pretty heavily for playing games and she's never had an issue with sluggishness.

If you want to be able to root, make sure you buy an unbranded Google device.
[Google Pixel 5a] JetVoz:
What do you mean under "unbranded"?

I saw devices sold in open boxes, and their screens are covered by a protective film like on new phones—the semi-transparent on the P5A and the solid white on P6.

I assume they might be the refurbished units. Is there any way to check it?

upd: ##786# and *#*#786#*#* do not work either on my P4A or other phones, and I assume, on P5A and P6 won't work as well
[Google Pixel 5a] V0latyle:
Don't get a carrier branded device. But since you're in the Ukraine, I'm not sure this would be of any concern.

No idea.

What are you trying to do with that?
[Google Pixel 5a] JetVoz:
I have
[Google Pixel 5a] rudy@:
Hello, I also from Ukraine, I bought my 5a 2 month ago in stylus. Everything works fine. It's not Japan it's US model.
[Google Pixel 5a] JetVoz:
Thanks, @ipdev, @V0latyle, @rudy@, for your feedback

Today I placed my order for the P5A (US version), and I look forward to receiving it next week! Should I check something when in-store? I'm not confident about the seller, so it's better to find out issues before paying.

The idea was: Everything works for me in my P4A, except its battery drains too fast. P5A is similar to P4A but with excellent battery life. Snapdragon SoC, 60Hz screen, and rear-mounted fingerprint are more pros to me than cons.
[Google Pixel 5a] predragiPredrag:
Bad thing with this phone is how easily overheats during warm summer days while taking pictures or having video call and gps turned on. Google really made cheapest phone they could.

Also idiots from google didn't enable VoLTE like normal company but they locked it so only "certified" carriers have it. This is my first and last pixel phone.

Battery is great, cameras are standard Google reliable and good.

Clean Android with regular updates is also good and everything just works.
[Google Pixel 5a] rudy@:
Just install custom and do undervoult for CPU and GPU it will be colder and more battery backup
[Google Pixel 5a] predragiPredrag:
I am hesitant to do that since I risk lossing banking apps and payments that use nfc. Google is trying hard to disable hiding of unlocked bootloader...idiots.

Only ROM that for now works is pixel experience and rooting will again cause issues with banking and payment apps.
[Google Pixel 5a] rudy@:
I don't know, magisk is hiding it perfectly
[Google Pixel 5a] eried1:
Thinking of buying it for 2023, but it was released only in like 3-4 countries so the communites for ROMs and other development could be far stronger. Rule#1 when future-proofing through custom ROMs: Make sure the phone is widely available.
[Google Pixel 5a] luciferin:
I'd personally say stay away. The overheating issue isn't *terrible* if you're not a frequent user of video chat, but when you do need it, your phone is going to overheat and your radios shut off. I was trying to use a telehealth visit with my doctor for a recent diagnosis using 5G on Visible, and it keep shutting off the radio and freezing the phone. I had to use my wife's iPhone instead. The doctor couldn't even call my phone because it was locked up for 5 minutes.

I'm on my 3rd Pixel 5a (due to screen breaks) they have all had the overheating issue. It won't come up for months but if/when it does come up it can be during a critical time.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Themes and Apps] TheDude1120:
I asked this in another forum, really never got a solution, but there has to be a reg edit, the ones for the mogul dont work and this damn thing only stay on for like 7 seconds, pretty annoying to have to keep pressing the keyboard to get it to light back up, help :confused:
[Touch Pro, Fuze Themes and Apps] michaelsw:
Install advanced config - In the "input" section you can change it. All the way up to 10 minutes if you want.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Themes and Apps] TheDude1120:
i tried that doesnt work even after a few soft resets, anybody else?
[Moto Edge 30 Pro] arifo:
How can you hide an app from others who are curious about your phone. many other phones have it as standard, what do you do here? motorola edge 30 pro
[Other SmartWatches] JaydproGamer:
I have a cheap chinese smartwatch

And i want to hack it or change stuff on it like how apps and stuff behave or have a smartwatch app thats fully customizable to change how your smartwatch gets phonecalls and stuff like that
[Other SmartWatches] DonnieDuck:
It is sooooo weird how difficult it is to find some definitive answer to your question. One reddit thread said it's very unlikely because of hardware, but I'm not sure how it works. If someone could give me an ELI5 on this, yes please! Why is it not roughly the same as flashing an Android phone?
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] jgrudle:
I thought there was a program out there that enables one to plug in (USB) there Diamond and control it using your computer as well as see the screen on your PC monitor. Can someone point me in the right direction?
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] oo0:
Raspberry TrueConnect
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] mikehulme1983:
yeh theres a program called mymobiler, you can control everything with that can also do it over bluetooth.

a search on google should find it
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] sparkienl:
yeh there's a program called mDesktop_2.1, you can control everything with that.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] jgrudle:
Thanks all, it looks like MyMobile is the one (freeware).
[Samsung Galaxy A50 Questions & Answers] eng_remon:
Can any one explain why this line appeared on my screen ....the line appeared always even in boot screen
[Samsung Galaxy A50 Questions & Answers] eng_remon:
Why no response !!
[Samsung Galaxy A50 Questions & Answers] ShaDisNX255:
Because your screen suffered damage
[Samsung Galaxy A50 Questions & Answers] eng_remon:
I know but my question is pixels is on not off
[Samsung Galaxy A50 Questions & Answers] ShaDisNX255:
I'm not the correct person to explain to you how leds work in a matrix on a screen, but I can tell you that it is 100% because your screen suffered damage. Who cares if they are on or off, that's physical damage.
[POCO M3 Questions & Answers] moontechpanglao:
Does anyone have ported the Samsung's One UI to Poco M3?
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 3] $iva:
Hi I'm from India. Could you please how to get samsung pay .