yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] rhetorician:
It's out. I posted earlier a link to the discussion on GitHub. Oddly enough, not all users have been affected yet. Then again, that makes sense given the range of variables. I can't even use my craigslist app because I can't pass the newly imposed tests.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] rhetorician:
I decided to dump the stock rom in favor of Pixel Experience, unrooted. I now have nearly all of the features I want including face unlock and zero problems.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] HipKat:
Good call on the switch to T-Mo. I just did the same last month and very happy I did
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Spookymyo:
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[Google Pixel 6 Pro] evnStevn:
That's tight, I like that one!
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] MacGuy2006:
Comments like this amaze me. The implementation of Face Unlock on these ROMs is the same as on cheap Chinese phones. It is not secure and it's a gimmick.

Also, I want a phone that works out of the box. Swapping ROMs gets old fast nowadays and unless one is a developer experimenting, it's not worth the hassle and the bugs for most.

If the camera on the S23 is as good as it promises to be, I'd be done with the P6P. Or go to the iPhone 14 and get the best battery life with everything turned on.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] CertifiedBlyndGuy:
Can't pinpoint when but over the last couple iterations of stock Android it's felt more like changes have been made for the sake of change rather than the benefit of the end user.

This is most apparent on the stock ROM. Everything was designed to be in your face constantly and I hate it so I'm running something else as of late.

I'm still not a fan of the new QS. My Pixel hasn't changed that. It's ugly, it's inconsistent (even on the 13 beta).

The fact of the matter is custom ROMs have always been better than nearly any carrier/OEM variation of Android and it just so happened that as I went back from OnePlus to a Pixel that development for Pixels would totally go down the drain relative to prior models.

That's partially because Google trashed the UI at its core and reversing that would take extensive work that just isn't worth the time.

This is the quickest I have ever gotten kind of annoyed with a device and it's completely unrelated to the hardware. The hardware of the 6, in spite of numerous criticisms, has always been great to me but Android as software is just... Dying in my eyes.

They get away with it as it's still more flexible as a platform than iOS but honestly they can only go so far.

If things don't improve either with 14 next year or with OnePlus doing a complete turn around in software, I'm out. I'll look more into the buggy affairs of Linux smartphones.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] kickenwing13:
I have the luxury of having the 6 pro and the note 20 ultra, so when I am fed up with the six pro being goofy or glitchy I can switch back to that and generally enjoy it but have always been a fan of the nexus, pixel line so no matter how which it is I find myself wanting to come back. Lately considering ditching the 6 pro myself and considering the OP9 pro on special... Flashing 13 beta kind of help. The new visuals seem really cool but definitely made Android auto even quirkier. Maybe I should just consider the rooting and romming stuff again, but haven't really messed up it since maybe my OnePlus 7 pro
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] HipKat:
I wouldn't go to an iPhone if they gave me a case of them for free.

The only issue I have with my P6P is how hot it gets when charging, the loss of audio for notifications when I connect to the BT in my work van, the poor radio for both 5G and LTE in weaker signal areas and the wretched battery life

I'm curious to see how P7P is with Android 13, which is how I'll probably go in October when it's released
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] NYCHitman1:
As an owner of both the S22U and the P6P, I prefer the P6P.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] truckerdewd:
I'm having the same issues plus I can never get a full signal even in a strong signal area where both my tablet and my other phone which is an S22 get a full signal, my previous phone on my other line was a OnePlus 10 Pro. Lost 40% battery in just a couple hours yesterday while getting our daughter moved into her dorm room and I didn't use the phone at all and it got really warm. I also have an issue with really slow data on this phone. I am not a fan of any of that. I like the but hate all the issues.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] HipKat:
I don’t really have issues with data speeds. But I’m usually in 5G so I’m pretty solitaire but the problem is if I’m in like one bar 5G, forget about it I can’t load a website. Same thing with one bar of LTE. And the problems I listed are you know, pretty profound. They’re not all bad but the battery life is absolutely horrifying. I’m a tech for Dish Network and if I get you a job with 100% strength and it takes 2 1/2 hours to do the job when I’m done I’m at like 70%.

At the end of the day though, I just can’t buy into Samsung and all that bloat wear. My daughter has an S 22 ultra. It’s a hell of a nice phone call man there’s just so much extra junk on there.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] blackhawk:
All Samsung's need to be optimized for best performance. Package Disabler is very useful for this with a stock Samsung... just don't go too nuts as many do. They end up inadvertently finding out dependencies do matter. A completely gutted Samsung flagship is no fun and not necessary. Most of the small Samsung apps just sit there unless needed consuming little if any resources. As for the bloatware, use what you like and disable the rest. Some is quite useful like Smart Select and Screen write.

A warm running Samsung when the screen is off when they should be sleeping means there is a hog(s) at work. Cloud and social media apps are prime suspects. Global power management never worked right on Samsung's and will likely cause erratic behavior and the excessive power consumption still continue. The power hogs need to be identified and dealt with on a case by case basis. There's no one flip this switch fix to optimize a Sammy...

To help see how much Google apps are responsible, try temporarily disabling Google play Services before retiring at night. That kills Playstore, Gmail and partially disables Google backup Transport. Turn off locations when not needed. Turning off phone/internet is not needed though to achieve good standby times. 5G may be some of the problem, turn off if possible.

Display brightness should be set manually as needed and should rarely exceed 50%. The S22U can definitely fry the display and battery if used a lot in direct sunlight... avoid this. Used conservatively the display should last for years.

A hand optimized stock Samsung can run very well, but it doesn't optimize itself...
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] truckerdewd:
There is 5G UC all over the Kansas City area yet I only get half bars or less. We were getting our daughter moved into her dorm room yesterday and within an hour, my battery was down to 70% without any usage. By the time we left, it was down to about 50% that that was with me charging it when we went to get lunch. Needless to say, I am not happy. This is the 2nd P6P with the battery and signal issues. T-Mobile wants me to try a warranty replacement to see how it goes. They say I have to wait until I hit the 50% point before I can upgrade to another phone.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] HipKat:
I wonder if a big part of that is from the low signal. Seems like when I’m in low signal areas my battery drain increases and that makes sense because the phone is struggling to do all that Netwerk stuff it does without having premium signal strength. I know one thing, no matter what phone I get next I will be paying for it from whatever store so that I can route it and go back to running if nothing else, better Kernels with better CPU governors. Hell, about eight years ago I wrote the book and CPU governors and I don’t even get to play with any on a of stock phone LOl
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] blackhawk:
5G doesn't have near the coverage of 4G. 5G works best with direct line of sight and is much more intolerant of obstacles. 5G cell tower density needs to be much greater than 4G because this and even increase density may be cost/location prohibitive. The 5G networks themselves may not be fully optimized and/or simply overloaded lacking sufficient bandwidth.

Phone firmware may not be optimized. Samsung is notorious for leaving loose ends on new phones that take time to correct.

I have direct line of sight to a nearby tower; 5G probably work good. Put a metal building in between, probably not. Even in an all metal wall/roof building with the metal door down I can stream vids on 4G... 4G has pretty good penetration.

I blew off 5G because of the above reasons and the fact that 4G adequately supports my needs plus my unlimited plan is grandfathered made it a no brainer decision.

It's not surprising that 5G continues to be a power hog on devices, it always was. Slamming bigger batteries in the phones is not an ideal solution. One of the reasons I'm still running 4G N10+'s on Android 9/10 is they run well for me.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] truckerdewd:
Both my tablet and my other phone have a solid signal and great battery life. Even the phone I had on my other line prior to switching to a Galaxy S22 was a OnePlus 10 Pro had a full signal. My previous phone on this line was a Z Fold3 and it always had a full signal.

They are shipping a replacement device to a nearby store. I'm not confident in it performing any better. This is the 2nd P6P I have had, the previous on was on my other line and it had the same signal issues and poor battery life.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] CertifiedBlyndGuy:
After using every brand under the sun Pixels are still the best Android devices. Solid recommendations to family too. Went from constantly having to look at family members phones to maybe 1 or 2 times over the past 4 years or so. I'm just not very happy with the direction of Android as a whole is all
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] blackhawk:
Don't know. 5G is better suited for high bandwidth burst transfers that better offset its increased power consumption. However the bandwidth limits are many times the websites themselves in which case 4G is a better choice.

Could be some devices/cell networks are better optimized and use 5G more selectively/effectively. Or it could be a design flaw in the firmware and/or hardware of some devices. In any case 5G still needs a lot of work and new towers to be built in order to meet its goals. It's going to be a lengthy rollout process.

Hype isn't fact no matter how much one repeats it... and just because a lot of people believe something doesn't make it a scientific fact.

WYSIWYG.

Android's were so full of promise 3 years ago, somehow much of that promise got watered down with worthless hype. Huge batteries that yield less SOT in spite of more efficient ram and processors. Samsung flagships are a perfect example of this. wtf?

Is it an Android or an iPhone?🤮🤢🍏🤭🤣
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] NYCHitman1:
Agreed on all fronts.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] NYCHitman1:
The settings menu alone, for me, is one of the reasons it sits in a box collecting dust.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] HipKat:
I can’t imagine spending that much money on the phone so I can sit in a box collecting dust
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] NYCHitman1:
It's a long story, but I technically didn't pay anything for it.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] HipKat:
Those are the best kind
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Birdsfan:
HipKat, I'm almost feeling the exact opposite of you for some of the very reasons you stated in your post. I have been an Android fan since I pre-ordered the Nexus One. There are sacrifices I make that are beginning to annoy me, some of those are cell reception (6P is not that good), battery life (okay not great), screen brightness, again okay, speaker volume, curved glass front with glossy glass on the back. I have an iphony 13 pro max that I use occasionally and a lot of those pain points are solved with that phone but ios brings up other issues too. I realize there are other Android phones that would solve some of the issues but I do enjoy Google's version of Android, I just wish they would bring their hardware into 2022.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] skymera:
You still got ripped off.

Don't forget Tensor has a 1st gen Samsung 5G chip which is years old, and sucks.

I can get 600Mbps down with my S21Ultra and I can't anywhere CLOSE to that in the same spot with my P6P.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] paulanswer240:
lollll good luck buddy, all the best

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[Google Pixel 6 Pro] HipKat:
I hear what you guys are saying. And you’re right about the download speed, the battery life on this phone is horrifying. I would say it’s about the same as early Annedroids I had. Like the hero and the evo. Seriously, I was on one job today for 3 1/2 hours and my battery dropped from 87% to 60% and most of the time it was just in my pocket. It seems like anytime I take it off the charger it just drops. Not to mention, no matter what are used, whether it’s an official cable that came with the phone, or a good USB charger, this phone gets warm as hell when it’s charging.

I have not had any issues with screen brightness and I Bluetooth to my work van and personal vehicle stereos so volume is not an issue although, lately when I am connected to Bluetooth my notifications are ridiculously quiet. That’s going to be from one of the OTA‘s.

I’m not going to do anything without a lot of research but my daughter has an S22 ultra and it’s a pretty sweet phone. Maybe if I play with hers tomorrow I’ll get over my hatred for Samsung or I’ll see what the P7P has to offer. I’ve been straight google since the Nexus 6 so it would be hard to change
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] truckerdewd:
I received my replacement and as expected it has the same issues with signal, horrible battery life, heating, and slow download speeds( my base Galaxy S22 hits over 700 Mbps on Wi-Fi and over 500 on 5G and LTE) where this one struggles to get 50 on cellular data and Wi-Fi isn't much better. I'm very frustrated. This is my 3rd,one on my other line, and two on my primary line including this warranty replacement.

I had never had a Pixel before and liked the specs on this device. This will be my last. The great camera and cool features like song identification and all that don't outweigh the negative performance of this device.

My previous device on my other line was a OnePlus 10 Pro with the same size battery and after working a 10 hour shift, the OnePlus 10 Pro still had 80% battery while the P6P had less than 40%.

It seems that the problems so many of us are having are falling on deaf ears and they are just turning a blind eye to the issues. They got our money and have moved on.
[Galaxy A3, A5, A7, A8, A9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] d_t_kien:
I want to boot the phone to bootloader mode. However, when I come to the recovery mode, it says "[libfs_mgr]Error updating for slotselect" at the very bottom of the screen.

If I continue to choose Reboot to bootloader, it prints the same error message again a second time, and very quickly (less than 1s) reboots to the OS. So I can't go to the bootloader.

If anyone knows what happen and how to fix it, please help. Many thanks.

My phone is a totally new one:

- Model: Samsung Galaxy A73 5G

- Code name: SM-A736B/DS
[Galaxy A3, A5, A7, A8, A9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] rassam:
same issue with flip z 3
[Galaxy A3, A5, A7, A8, A9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] eslam.essa.2011:
any solve for this problem yet ?
[Galaxy A3, A5, A7, A8, A9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] Marcelo Rock:
I have the same problem on the SM-A528B and any rom that installs even the originals with the bootloader locked to the original settings, still, my tele keeps blinking as if it had superimposed images... If anyone has a backup of the ROM STOCK, obviously without the data and EFS and can make it available I would appreciate it, I think it's some partition error, but so far I haven't been able to find any tutorial to clean and reinstall from scratch...
[Galaxy A3, A5, A7, A8, A9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] ansaziz777:
This is what i did to solve

from PC adb reboot recovery --> Reboot to recovery

Select reboot to bootloader ---same time press both volume up and down and press power key to select.

somehow booted to bootloader downloading mode..try and update, thanks.
[Galaxy A3, A5, A7, A8, A9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] d0lar:
Thanks it really works
[Galaxy A3, A5, A7, A8, A9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] MrLeonVN91:
Thanks it really works
[Galaxy A3, A5, A7, A8, A9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] Rick_FM:
Podrías ayudarme a hacerlo?
[P3400 General] ganeshkumar_sw:
I need native dialer skin ie dialer skin that comes with original htc WM6.1 for htc p3400. more over i need to change the left soft key option that comes in the dialer screen to point contacts whereas now it has been pointed to hide keypad
[P3400 General] alvi_jameel:
go to setting , button , change the soft key as you need

for dialer go for reset
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] ucps:
Hi, What a custom rom would be a better choice for the Mi 9T?

Pixel Experniece on android 11;

or

Arrow Os on android 12;
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] yaro666:
of course the 1st or 2nd

there is no such thing as the best, itall depends what functions you need, so compare and decide
[Android Head-Units] daoson:
Help me . does anyone have the program of this ts8 720 and yt8219? 2 of mine are stuck with the logo

thanks so much !!!!
[Android Head-Units] daoson:
help ts8 1280 x 720
[ASUS ROG Phone 5 / 5s] AbramTTP:
TLDR

The key to make any custom GIFs work on this phone's ROG Vision, is to use a HEX editor and append this to the end of file (preferably 256 * 64 pixels) :

00 21 FE 06 52 4F 47 47 30 31 00 3B

This way your ARMOURY CRATE app on the phone will then be able to pickup your gif file from Downloads folder.

GIF FPS doesn't matter (I usually go with 30fps) and the longest GIF length I tried is 15 seconds.

---------------------------

Hi all, just sharing something I learnt from Zentalk Traditional Chinese forum.

Here's how you can make your own ROG Vision Back LED Panel Animated GIF

Know how to use GIMP, Photoshop or Premiere Pro to make animated gif.

Your gif image must be 256 x 64 in pixel resolution. What I do was using Premiere Pro to make a gif out from a larger raw video, but on final export it will have to be a 256 x 64 mp4. Duration of the gif doesn't matter, but I go with 30fps, 15 seconds max.

I import that video into Photoshop so that it becomes animated layers in the animation tab. Export as animated gif.

You can export any existing ARMOURY CRATE gifs as a reference to see how you can export this gif

The final step is the most important because this is why custom made GIFs don't appear on your Armoury Crate app even if you put into Downloads folder. You need to download a HEX editor, open the gif with the HEX editor and append this HEX value to the end of file: 00 21 FE 06 52 4F 47 47 30 31 00 3B (it will make an "rog" tag in the file).

Et voila, you should now be able to import the gif from Armoury Crate on your phone.

(You can also download and gif you like, fit it into 256 * 64 if not already in this size, and just do step 5. Then ROG Vision settings should pick that up)
[HTC Vox] harry_01:
my set only boot bootloarder mode

Vox wifi

ONBL 1.22.0000 Hitachi

Vox

SPL 1.22.0000

IU

Vox

CPLD - 04

how to solved this problem .........?
[HTC Vox] hashtowent:
ou need to reflash with original htc rom :)

need to get into bootloader mode!

this will flash the original bootlaoader and radio rom

then unlock like described in first treath!(uspl)

but charge your battery before if possible!
[HTC Vox] harry_01:
actually set dead how to flash which rom ........? plz tell me help me
[Connected Car] pnsdhrn:
The Blaupunkt B910AU San Andreas 970 is originally not equipped with Split Screen although it is supported with Wireless Android Auto.The latest Android Auto versions 7.8 & 7.9 are updated with Split Screens for Navigation,Music & Phone.But these are not possible in Blaupunkt B910 San Andreas 970.Is there a way to get SPLIT SCREEN in this Car Head Unit? Anybody please help.

Waiting with thanks.......
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] rishab298:
Hello! I updated my phone to MIUI Global 13.0.7 Stable (SKHINXM) and suddenly my phone has no service. The sim card is fine and working on other phones like it was before the update. Really unable to fix this issue. If it helps, in the testing window the 'Mobile Radio Power' is toggled off and however many times I try to switch it on, it automatically switches off. Please help! Thanks :)
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] NOSS8:
13.0.7 Stable (SKHINXM) is a stable beta.

Try to reset the phone or if your bootloader is unlocked flash with this tool

https://xdaforums.com/t/flash-tool-guide-use-xiaomi-flash-tool.4262425/
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] rishab298:
Will flashing the file lead to me losing all data? Apologies if it's a stupid question
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] NOSS8:
yeap ,use micloud, or Mi phone assistant or others to backup.(wifi).
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] rishab298:
Okay thank you! Will try it in a few days time once I am able to give it the time needed.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] Magister54:
It is happening to me too, I'm on stock 13.0.4 SKHMIXM, bootloader locked, it happened in 13.0.3 too. Sometimes, I see I have no services, no data, no GPS. But WiFi works great, so if I'm in house I don't always see it, but it means I cannot receive call!!!

I tried to enable/disable sim/data/location/airplane/etc nothing works.

Only way to re-make it works is to reboot the phone, and after 2 or 3 weeks it will happen again, this is the price to pay to have cheap chinese phone...
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] cyanGalaxy:
Try booting into Android with Safe Mode. (and disable Airplane Mode if enabled)

Power + Volume Up > Safe Mode

Or try this:

Settings > Updater > Tap on the "13" several times, this will enable additional Updater-features. Download the latest package and install it.

My guess is that your update may have been corrupt.

Other than that.. Factory Reset or connecting phone to PC and flashing ROM using Fastboot & Mi Flash or Terminal.

I've 13.0.7 and everything's flawless.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] rishab298:
So the Xiaomi service center told me that it is possibly a motherboard issue. How can a software update suddenly awaken a hardware issue?
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] rishab298:
So I had not unlocked my bootloader via my Mi account and it needs mobile data for the same and hence I am unable to flash it since my network is still unavailable even after a factory reset. Any other way I can flash my phone with an older version of MIUI or I will have to submit my phone to the service center?
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] jefffrom:
I used Google phone to unlock the bootloader you don't need cellular service just change the account phone number to Google phone one to receive the code work ed for me
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] rishab298:
Could you elaborate the whole process? I do not know how to do this. Thanks :)
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] KapurKK:
Same issue i am facing after MIUI updation for 13.0.3.0 SJCINXM ... suddenly all networks are vanished ... if i do manual search for networks then i get a message 'Couldn't search for mobile networks' . Voice call is only possible if wifi is enabled.. This is really a horrible experience and i am unable to find out a way to get rid of this situation.. I am using Redmi 9 Prime handset .. Before this update everything was surperb and flawless.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] Magister54:
It is still happening with the latest Android 13 and MIUI14, it's frustrating... sometimes when the phone switch wifi/lte/wifi/lte/etc when you go outside, the modem crashes, it internally bootloop and the phone becomes warm and can lose 25% battery in like 15 minutes. Only way is to reboot the phone.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] Olesya13:
I had a similar problem. Were you able to solve it?
[Introductions] Heshtag:
Hello, I would like to port lineage Android 5 to my Xperia E3. Do you think it's possible?