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[Moto Z ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Developm] JcscJunior:
ola, saudações do brasil, comecei a usar a sua custom rom, mas infelizmente tive que voltar a velha stock rom oreo 8.0, pois justamente o snap (moto mod) jbl sound boost não funciona, a fluidez do sistema, assim como a conectividade, compatibilidade de apps, principalmente os de bancos, ao menos na minha experiencia foi otima, sem bugs e travamentos. mas como o meu jbl sound boost não funciona, tive que voltar a stock, pois para mim o snap é essencial.

obrigado pelo trabalho duro, espero um dia voltar aqui e instalar essa rom novamente.

add: os snaps gamepad e tumi powerpack funcionaram perfeitamente, mesmo que com alguns bugs do snap de gamepad em alguns jogos.

add2: meu cartão sd, um chines de qualidade duvidosa, foi reconhecido e funcionou perfeitamente também!
[Moto Z ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Developm] SirRGB:
Thx for the feedback, really appreciate it. Moto mods arent really supported and I couldnt even test myself, cuz I dont have any.

Please use a translator in the future, the xda mods are pretty strict when it comes to that...

Good to know tho that the battery mod works.
[Moto Z ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Developm] JcscJunior:
oh... sorry, I'll try to use it. well... I have to thank you for your work, the battery mod was the only one that I didn't find incompatibility in any of the roms that say "support mods", the jbl mod is recognized by your rom, that is, it is compatible and it should work, just like the official 18.1 lineage, but for some reason the only sound it makes is the connection, I hope you can get a mod (there are some cheap ones on ali3xpr3ss), I really liked the rom and I wanted to use it more :3
[Moto Z ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Developm] SirRGB:
Moto mods need rom side changes and the audio hal v2. The audio mod worked on addison as far as I know, but on A12+ the audio hal v2 is dead, so there is no way of implementing it on newer versions as far as I know...
[Moto Z ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Developm] JcscJunior:
There's a remedy for everything except death.

you can! :3
[Moto Z ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Developm] SirRGB:
I cant cuz like you said death has no fix...

The prebuilt audio hal v2, which is required for the sound module is dead and cant boot A12+ and I dont have the module, so I dont really care. If you have a magical fix, then please lmk and create a pr, so that the next build can support it. Ty ;)
[Moto Z ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Developm] JcscJunior:
oh... lol I ended up contradicting myself... well, then I'll feel free :v, if one day a good soul manages to make this modification and reject the v2, I'll be happy to use a custom rom on my Moto Z, even I'll just wait for the end of support for Android 8 :/
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] 336Whiskey:
I installed the HTC Home Customizer and the TouchFlo Cube on my ATT Tilt[running WM 6.1 - ATT version], and I only get 4 tabs on the home screen insead of 6. I went into the Customizer settings and have all 6 set to show. Any thoughts?

TIA
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] denco7:
Do you have HTC 6 Tab Home Plugin installed ?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] 336Whiskey:
OK. I reinstalled it, but now only 5 tabs show up - Contacts tab does not show up. Also, I can not re-order the icons.
[Amazfit] Grindur:
Hi, 8 months ago, i flashed custom rom on amazfit bip, i dont liked the new rom, do i decided to recover stock rom, and after flashing first file the amazfit doesn't turn on, black screen but in the mi fit app the watch is discoverable but i can't connect because i can't confirm the pairing on the watch. is there any solution to start the watch?
[Amazfit] elot01:
Try to start charging the watch first.

When full try again.

Or you can try to start it, while it still is being charged. Sometime that helps to.
[Redmi 9C Questions & Answers] sharethebest:
Mod edit: Thread closed as duplicate of

https://xdaforums.com/t/help-me-about-fingerprint-and-dt2w.4496387/

Oswald Boelcke

Hi.

Im now using rom qassa 2.1, it very light (only 440mb). All feature good but missing "fingerprint unlock" so i need press power button and volume button for unlock, it maybe break my button...

I tried "double tap to wake" but it not work, so pls help me add fingerprint or fix d2tw.View attachment 5717617
[Redmi 9C Questions & Answers] sharethebest:
Hi.

Im now using rom qassa 2.1, it very light (only 440mb). All feature good but missing "fingerprint unlock" so i need press power button and volume button for unlock, it maybe break my button...

I tried "double tap to wake" but it not work, so pls help me add fingerprint or fix d2tw.

View attachment 5717627
[Redmi 9C Questions & Answers] MHaseebpk:
Ask devs for fingerprint and dt2w
[Asus ROG Phone 6 / 6 Pro] R3NÉ:
I tested a lot of headphones: AirPods Pro, AirPods Max, Asus Cetra TWS and now Bowers & Wilkins PI7 (aptx adaptive). All functions tested for low latency. No chance, minimum one second difference... Anyone else this problem?
[Asus ROG Phone 6 / 6 Pro] nadejo:
Usually you have to choose a lower Bluetooth audio quality in Developer settings to reduce audio latency.
[Asus ROG Phone 6 / 6 Pro] jviojtaba:
there is two app to download for that ( Instant sound ) it will make audio quality very low but latency almost lower than 30ms.

another app is ( BTmono ) and it will reduce the latency and keep some of sound quality its not right now on Play store but u can download from somewhere else.
[Touch HD General] catinthehat:
ok, im sure i've seen a add/remove, but i can't find it again. can someone point me in the right direction because i want to uninstall a program.

thanks.
[Touch HD General] ez2remember:
start > settings > click on the 'system' tab > remove programs
[Touch HD General] catinthehat:
excellent, thanks dude!
[Lenovo Legion Phone Duel 2] EdDouglas:
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***Mod Edit: Translation provided. Please use English.***

A long time after the purchase the device was never updated but I didn't find the version 12.5.188 I installed it in the global version, I think the global ROM of this version I only found the china version, does anyone know how to find zui 13.5 in the global version?
[Lenovo Legion Phone Duel 2] Fer.rei85:
Também gostaria de saber!
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S8] march9:
Looking to buy S8 as it is comparatively more compact & cheaper.

How is the overall quality of LCD on S8? Does it have any accuracy issue like warm tone?

Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S8] Jake.S:
S8 has got TFT panel instead of OLED like s8+ and S8 Ultra has got.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S8] malikin:
Screen quality is better than Tab s5e

(especially if your have allergy and tears on Amoled)

UPDATE: screen is amazing
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S8] JagerPL:
Screen of S8 is good, it's a TFT screen but is consistent even in the edges of the screen. Only issue i got is that Samsung doesn't have adaptative warm tones on panels that aren't oled, also don't expect perfect blacks.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S8] pcriz:
It's great. I have no complaints with it.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S8] athan0r:
Great quality (Samsung galaxy tab s8 ultra ).
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S8] sosimple:
He is asking for s8 which hasn't oled. S8 ultra has oled. If you like oled, you don't buy s8 regardless how good is the screen, it isn't oled..
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S8] athan0r:
You are right Sosimple, i respond to quickly. Sorry for that.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S8] donomark:
I've a Tab S8 since some months. The screen quality is excellent. It is a LCD display , one of the best.

In the past I had also a Tab S7 plus with amoled but I like more the Tab S8 because of the size. The LCD allows also better energy consumption compared to the amoled.

I may suggest to buy also the keyboard with trackpad (the one made for tab S7 , not the recently released version without trackpad) . It is a nice accessory that transform the tablet into a semi Surface expecially in the Dex Mode.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S8] Jake.S:
LCD takes actually more power than amoled/oled. Since black on amoled/OLED has got leds turned off which takes less power on black areas. While LCD keeps leds on and mixes colours into more like grayish black.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S8] JagerPL:
What you say it's true but S8 battery life is much better than S8+ (according to what i saw on the internet), this might be cause S8 is the only one with adaptative refresh rate
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] jult:
Whose idea was it to

- move the Volume Up and Volume Down to the right side of the device? I have never had a phone where this was on the right side. Is this a left-handed person's device?

- put the Extra/Power/Bixby button so close to the Volume Down button? This is such a bad position. I have this device for a week now, and I still press the wrong button because of that positioning.

Stupid move Samsung, why??? This is just UI 101 for designers. Horrible design failure.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] blackhawk:
Samsung has made a mess of every Note since the N10+. Even forgot their name, Note. Change for the sake of change, not usability or functionality. Idiots.

Samsung has dropped the ball for 3 years straight now. Which is why I continue to run N10+'s with no rude surprises or issues. Android 11 and 12 are fubar too; I'm still running Pie and Q.

Altogether it's poorly balanced and dysfunctional mess on the newer flagships. A lot of smoke but not much traction on the asphalt. blah.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] jult:
I wholeheartedly agree with that observation. I don't see the advantages of Android 11, 12 or 13 either. It's all a ridiculous locked down system now, with ludicrous deep root requirements. Who designs an OS where the root user actually *does not* have full rights to access whatever it should have access to? So stupid! They allege to do it 'for security reasons', but all this causes is users making their devices even more vulnerable, because they will do whatever is needed to obtain full access to THEIR phone's systems.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] blackhawk:
No sooner than they released Android 12 the "dirty pipe" vulnerability surfaced. Real secure, yeah right.

In practice Pie is fairly secure unless you do stupid things. I've had zero malware in over 2 years. In 8 years of running Androids, most times not updated, no malware forced factory resets.

Between Samsung's design screwups and Gookill's Android military grade lockdown on the OS it's turning out as bad or worse then I expected a year ago. With no signs of letting up.

All I can say is there's still new N10+'s running on 10 available... and they run like bats out of hell.

The spen is on the -right- side- and the buttons on the left which is optimum placement if you're right handed. A very balanced and functional design.

No 5G, no variable refresh rate displays but up to 1tb of expandable storage and maybe the best display in terms of color/gamma accuracy even today. Just a gorgeous, thin, solid built work horse that gets 11+ hrs SOT once optimized... and is a joy to use. At $700 new I would still buy one today because it's the best flagship that Samsung's got. Hard to believe the same company made it... before they lost their minds.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Ryano89:
As a left handed person, I can assure that there is no universe where having all the buttons on the right side of the device helps me lol
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] blackhawk:
Truth. A win for lefties because Samsung is an idiot. Take whatever works for you!
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Village_Idiot:
You do realize that both the Note 20, Note 20 Ultra, and S21 Ultra have the buttons on the right side too...right?
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Ryano89:
You do realize that I was just responding to the OP's comment "is this a left handed persons phone" right?
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] jult:
Ah yes, that was an amazing bummer, no extra sdcard slot in the Ultra. How did they pull that change off? At least offer the N9 idea to have either Dual SIM or 1 SIM and 1 microsdcard. How could a company throw that out? Pure insanity. New management, probably hugely overpaid.

I still have 20 days to return the thing. I didn't know that about the N10. Thanks, gonna look into perhaps replacing it with one. The button and spen placement are truly horribly STUPID. Freaking makes me angry, I mean WHY???
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] blackhawk:
I've posted extensively about the N10+ here and elsewhere on this site. I have two, a N975U and a N975U1 which for now serves as a backup. I still highly recommend it particularly if running on Pie or Q and are the Snapdragon variant.

They are a joy to use even after almost 3 years.

The original one has been heavily used but shows no signs of it other than the battery; its second one now nearing replacement time. The SD card slot is not negotiable. I'm currently using a 1tb Sandisk Extreme, V30 rated. Transfer rates are good and streaming HD vids from it are no problem. It's an excellent mini entertainment center with enough storage capacity for thousands of .wav files and hundreds of high resolution MP4's. Currently owe 3 pairs of Buds+ as well which work well with it.

Optimized it's SOT times easily match or exceed all the newer Samsung flapships. I would never buy what Samsung is calling a flagship phone now. Otherwise I be holding the latest flagship instead of a 3 yo N10+!

Actions have consequences Sammy, suck it up🤣
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Renate:
Wow, you're speaking as if you own the thing or something...

Root as UID=0, GID=0, is easy, but you usually end up with some stupid SE Linux context which can't do anything.

I'm not sure how 11-13 works, but on my 10 I've already got all the .cil files and secilc (CIL compiler) on my device.

I just have to recompile sepolicy from the four original files plus my own file.

I'm not saying that this is correct or optimum, but it is a start. Moreover you can fine-tune the deny's later.

This is presuming that you run adbd as seclabel u:r:su:s0 and you bypass the minijail.

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[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] blackhawk:
Scoped storage is a mess. 12 rolled out with a huge security flaw... not a good start. Google Android is making similar mistakes as Samsung; change for the sake of change ie marketing hype.

Reminds me of Nike, stopped buying their products over 15 years ago because of it.

I shouldn't have to root* a Samsung flagship to make it usable. The Snapdragon's aren't root friendly but have the most desirable hardware... lol, at least they use to. As it is any stock Samsung needs to be optimized to run well. Samsung never addressed this long standing short coming by including a native package disabler or at least full authority in app settings to do so. That was my first complaint about my S4+ eight years ago. Samsung is deaf.

* that presents its own issues and a multitude of work arounds to fix some not all of them if you want to use any of the Knox dependent apps. No going back thanks to Knox efuse. Worse if you hard brick a new one grand phone you're boned.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Rapier:
Or just you having clumsy fingers 🤣. Don't really know how you're able to accidentally press volume instead of the side key...or the other way around.

I don't give a score for the button switch idea but it is not bothering me at all. Ok, I had some accomodation period when switched from Note 10 to 20 Ultra but not a big deal.

Also all note like devices (S22 Ultra included) are too big to use one handed so anyways you could hold it with your left while operating buttons with the right hand. Or you could reach with the fingers on the other side while holding it.

Not really a deal breaker, we got used with it and moved on
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] blackhawk:
The S22U is a back step in evolution; it's thicker, heavier then the N10+ and lacks expandable storage with worse SOT even with it's huge battery.

I press the volume buttons one handed all the time. The right side be awkward unless you were left handed, most aren't.

Buttons should be on the thumb for a right handed person ie left side. Spen should be on the right side. Constantly moving them around is just more of the fubar clown show Samsung has mutated into.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] RedsonRising:
I'm right handed and have 0 issues with the button placement, and I'm coming from the Note 10+. It's a big phone, if you want true easy one handed operations, get a smaller phone. Pretty simple really.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] blackhawk:
Samsung went off the rails starting with the N20U. The latest S22U is 30gm heavier, 1 mm thicker, with a 702 mAh larger battery, with less storage that gets much worse SOT times than the N10+. It has a barely marginal real world performance increase that's completely offset by its power gluttony and lack of storage. Worse it's cam image files rival a pro shooter in size but not quality needlessly sucking up more scarce storage space. Spen and button placement are only the start of its ill conceived unbalanced design.

A pretty simple decision to reject buying the last 2 Samsung flagship releases and the hump back too.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] RedsonRising:
We get it. You hate the phone and will take EVERY OPPORTUNITY to remind us of that in excruciating detail. Get over it already.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] JohnTheFarm3r:
Just because he shared a subjective opinion, but I need to say also some facts, it doesn't mean he's "hating" on the phone.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] RedsonRising:
LOL. If you have read his posts since the phone was released you'd understand my comment.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] blackhawk:
Before I bought my second new N10+ I considered all the latter flagship including the soon to be released S22U. The best candidate was the N20U but it had standing issues with display color accuracy and reliability. Those issues persist on all the variable refresh rate displays. The cam hump didn't help. The form factor of the N10+ exceeds every flagship Samsung has produced. With no use for 5G, a need for good SOT/standby time, excellent color/gamma accuracy and large capacity dual drive storage makes the N10+ a viable choice, still.

Unfortunately Sammy keeps dropping the ball... that I notice.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] jordiz86:
After first days of get used to it (coming from a note 9), I'm very fine with these new positions. I can take screenshots with only my thumb, and use volume buttons is not so difficult, just had to learn the position. I have big hands by the way, maybe for people with small hands this can be not so easy. But in this case, a phone like s22 ultra is bigger anyway 😁
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] JohnTheFarm3r:
I'm not sure why is so difficult for some people to accept certain facts. I'm not a fanboy of any brand, I use what I can afford at the moment or what I can get for the budget I have. But let's talk about quality control and its "features". This is a TAB that I paid 1200$ for when it came out, and this is the cooling "design" they put inside a device which's SOC consumes close to 20 Watts under max load. So, talking about "quality" and their "improvements" with flagship devices.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] JohnTheFarm3r:
I understand that you're very upset about him making a statement about quality/upgrade between flagship models...So, regardless if he's constantly talking about it, it ultimately doesn't change the state of the current market and what they're selling to use as "flagship" nowadays.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] RedsonRising:
Not upset. Just tired of seeing essentially the same post over, and over, and over. It's beyond getting old.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] blackhawk:
Yes, and the S22U continues to have issues.

You think you'll see over 8K hours on the S22U without any degradation?

If a device devours a 5002 mAh in 6 hours it's using 833 ma per hour. Thermal dissipation becomes an issue at 500 mAh or higher. Shoving a bigger battery in doesn't solve this issue, it exacerbates it. The S22U and the N10+ having roughly the same surface area to dissipate waste heat. The average SOT usage for the N10+ is 327 mAh, to achieve this the S22U would need a SOT of 15.5 hours.

It's not just wasted battery but much over 400 mAh in high ambient temperatures will prove unsustainable. At 1000+mAh it's a damn hand warmer.

Technology is only good if it can fullfill it's mission. That's why the venerable Wart hog is still flying and loved by its aircrews; it kicks mass and brings them home. Nothing too fancy, just a great design that's rugged and meets the mission requirements. The most advanced fighters can't do what it does by bringing close in air support to the battlefield.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] RedsonRising:
What do you hope to accomplish by endlessly posting these insanely detailed stats and complaining about the phone here? Your obsession with blowing up the phone is unhealthy. Don't buy it, don't keep it, get something else. Move on.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] RedsonRising:
You know what's really funny? Your post just completely validated my comment.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] JohnTheFarm3r:
Well, you have a choice to ignore if you're tired.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] bodomfan:
Latest software update has given excellent battery life and there is no heat.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] RedsonRising:
Hit my quarterly sick of the dead horse smell limit.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] blackhawk:
Hopefully that's true across the board. Not sure this is the case though. Not seeing too many bragging about getting 15 hours SOT...

You see what time it is? That predictably took Samsung too long.

In reality it can only run so cool. The average mAh rate dictates this. So if you're getting 10 hours SOT you're definitely running hotter than the N10+ does. This assumes both devices are well optimized... many are not.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Ryano89:
Same. I respect everyone's opinion, but I'm on Android 13 beta and battery life is fine. Although, I do agree that my wife has a Note10 that she still absolutely loves and has had no issues with
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] JohnTheFarm3r:
The main issue with the current devices is the SOCs and their power consumption. Both Qualcomm and Exynos are competing on the market, they're trying to achieve top 1# Antutu scores as well as competing with Apple's SOCs while ignoring the efficiency and the actual power consumption.

For example, look at SD865, then compare it with SD888 and later with SD8gen1 (even the PLUS version from TSMC). While those SOCs do offer "better" performance, and higher peak scores, they also consume FAR MORE power compared to SD865.

The performance differences are small (865 vs 888), while the power consumption has increased drastically. While the Adreno 730 GPU is definitely more efficient compared to Adreno 650, the CPU is absolutely horrible. The CPU consumes up to 100% more power to achieve barely 30% higher performance on Single core and Multicore tasks.

Both Qualcomm and Exynos are FAR behind Apple's BIONIC chips when it comes to efficiency and power consumption. IMO, SD865 was the "last" good SOC for the past few years made by Qualcomm, after that, only a mess.

So, it's not really a surprise that our batteries don't last long when the SOC is sucking the power on the CPU, and the more you multitask or use demanding apps, the more inefficient that SOC is since it's pushing to the top of the Curve where it consumes A LOT of power to perform well.