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[Motorola One Hyper ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Ot] dantedemian19:
the NFC is bugged, i try to activate NFC and does nothing, it stuck there and when you try to use an app with nfc, it crash the app.

any posible fix?

pd: battery saving dont affect
[Motorola One Hyper ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Ot] Veronez:
Try myui 5.0
[Motorola One Hyper ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Ot] dantedemian19:
there is a rom compatible with the moto one hyper with Myui 5?

pls send link

pd: i made NFC work for less than 5 minutes by deleting the package Com.android.nfc, and clearing the package data and restarting and then reinstalling the package, all from the shell

pd2: now it works until restart, bat script attached, now sometimes it random restart to fastboot
[Android Auto General] muellerkn08:
I look for a way to integrate Saphe into Android Auto.

Saphe Link – Apps bei Google Play

Saphe Link ist die offizielle App für Ihren Saphe Verkehrsalarm.

play.google.com

Its an app which shows traffic speed cameras from a EU wide netword called blitzer.de.

It works ok with this little display you have to buy, but I also want to see the map on AA screen.

So saphe isable bring this onto the Android Auto screen, but its blocked in my country (Germany) because its no legal (more or less).

So does anyone have an idea how to trick the app?

Alternativly I did test all Screen mirror apps but non of the worrks currently with AAAD (i just spent 3,5€ just for nothing, which is not a problem, but still no solution)
[Android Auto General] marchnz:
What does author of the app suggest
[Lenovo P11] padp11:
Hi all

I have switched Remove animations to on , but few hours later it auto switch to off . Anyone know what is the solution ?

Thanks a lot !

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[Lenovo P11] padp11:
Finally found the solution
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] stuff:
I flashed with SPL-0.37.CMONEX SPL, and it's successful.

I tried to flash Romeo's ROM, and it says it worked, but when the phone restarts it goes in a continuous loop of restarting.

Any ideas?
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] AllTheWay:
Well you did a big big no no by doing that.

What does your bootloader say?
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] kareeem:
You might want to personally contact cmonex on that because flashing a ROM for a GSM device on a CDMA can possibly brick your device.
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] stuff:
I actually fixed it.

I guess it's because I flashed a GSM like you guys said.

I went to ppcgeeks and found a nice ROM on there that everybody liked for Sprint, and it successfully flashed and works now.

Even in bootloader mode I can still connect to my PC to flash a ROM, etc. So that saved me.
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] thomassster:
are you saying that using that hardspl, it worked for your cdma phone? but the rom for sure didn't work.
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] opm:
I confirm that the .37 cmonex works on Touch Pro (Sprint)....using it on mine.
[General Topics] hotros:
I installed twrp, it keeps bootlooping into twrp, and can't access download mode

i tried disconnecting the battery and booting into fastboot with no luck
[General Topics] red-moonlight:
Hey, unfortunately I can't help you since I'm having a very similar issue. Do you think we could focus our efforts on fixing this thing together?
[General Topics] hotros:
Yea, I wanted to flash twrp with odin, and it got stuck in the restart sequence that the phone usually does after flashing recovery (flashed galaxy a40 succesfully and it restarted into recovery without an issue). I think the only solution could be motherboard swapping the phone, since i dont think it has edl mode like the redmi phones.
[General Topics] red-moonlight:
Does your phone show up in device manager or on odin? Maybe you could try flashing the stock rom at least. I have the issue of not seeing the phone in odin. see this thread:

https://xdaforums.com/t/stuck-on-bootloop-twrp-3-4-0-have-i-bricked-my-phone.4509137/#post-87642457
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] kfa670:
I've had my V30 for 3 years now. Came to it from a Turbo that served me well for years too. The 30 has and still works awesome thanks to all the help from xda gurus.

I enjoy the freedoms of having an unlocked and rooted phone. I was wondering what a good upgrade would be? What are you all moving on to from the V30?

Thanks for any advice.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] ChazzMatt:
I have rooted Galaxy Note 9, myself.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] schwinn8:
I moved on to the Galaxy S10+ but I also gave up rooting. While I fully support the desire to root so you can truly own your device, I find it's getting harder and harder to get there. That said, I have not missed rooting either... I don't feel I'm missing anything by not being able to root this phone.

I chose the S10 because, originally, it was rootable (requires older bootloader)... and it kept most of the great features of the V30 (big battery, headphone jack, high-res screen, similar size, etc).
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] kfa670:
Thanks for the replies! I absolutely love having a head phone jack haha. All my cars are older and have an auxiliary input jack instead of Bluetooth lol
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] hitokage004:
I'm in this situation too. While my V30 still meets my needs, it's already about five years old. I'm also the last one on our Verizon account - everyone else has been moved to T-Mobile.

I've been looking at the Sony Xperia 1 IV or maybe the previous version the Xperia 1 III. From what I understand they have a headphone jack, stereo speakers, SD card slot, and they're rootable. Their native screen resolution is 1644x3840, although according to GSMArena in normally runs at 1096x2560.

My lack of experience with Sony cell phones is a big part of whats holding me back. Another thing is since T-Mobile doesn't currently carry Sony phones, I lose out on any carrier incentives for the new line.

EDIT - I forgot to mention it also appears to not have a notch or hole-punch for the front camera.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] schwinn8:
Remember, you can also get a BT adapter for the car. I had this on my older previous car as well. I had one like this, but not this exact brand/model: https://smile.amazon.com/BK01-Bluetooth-Hands-Free-Wireless-Streaming/dp/B01MSUWCZ0

@hitokage004 I had looked at the Sony phones too, but they weren't available in the USA, cost a lot more, and I wasn't sure they work work on USA frequencies. They seem like great devices, but the limited matches on frequencies made it pointless IMO for the USA market. For example, here is the "Sony Xperia 1 IV" on TMo: https://www.frequencycheck.com/carr...04-so-51c-sony-pdx-223/t-mobile-united-states - you can see that LTE is only supported on 2/5 bands.

So, just be careful with that. And don't take my word on it, or that one website either...
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] hitokage004:
@schwinn8 - There is a US model. You have to make sure that's what the seller really has, and unfortunately there are many that don't. That's one of the issues I've seen mentioned over on the XDA forums for the Xperia, so it's one of the things I know to watch out for if I do start actively pursuing one.

I believe there is supposed to be a variant that has 256GB of storage and is a bit cheaper. The international version is available that way, but I haven't confirmed if the US version does - only the 512GB is shown on the Sony US website.

The Xperia 1 III is available on Sony's site, with 256GB storage, at about $900. Then there are the Xperia 5 III and IV, that have a lower screen resolution, etc. The one I'm definitely not considering is Xperia PRO line - between the price and lack of wireless charging.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] schwinn8:
Yeah, I had looked at the III at one point, but for $900 it's silly money, IMO. I got my S10+ for $300 and that was about a year ago.

Good to know there may be a US model. I wonder if it's something like the LG/Samsung phones where you can just flash over to the right setup that you need, and get the frequencies you want. Again, this would be fine, but not at $900...

There's still the challenge of getting a US carrier to activate it. Most of the time they look at the IMEI and say yes/no, even if it is converted via the ROM. I ran into this with the V30 repeatedly (I was on a VZ MVNO, but the IMEI was something else).
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] tech_infinity:
I got a Samsung S20 FE 5G (after some time with Xiaomi/Redmi phones which I definitely don't recommend).

The plus point is that it still has MicroSD card slot. Missing the convenience of the headphone jack but I got a cheap usb dac which has good sound quality.

Unlocking it outside of EU is tough/paid so I am using it with BL locked stock rom (debloated): https://github.com/aakashverma7/Samsung-Debloat/blob/main/[DEBLOAT}Samsung S-Series.txt
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] christoophat:
It seems that time has finally caught up with my V30+, seeing numerous daily connection drops ( just for a second) at home. Also , file transfers using usb flakes out in mid stream. This is/was a damn good phone. Hopefully can retire into DAP duty. Have a "premium renewed" Galaxy S20 arriving tomorrow (battery replaced by Samsung)
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] ChazzMatt:
Yeah, I have rooted Galaxy Note 9, my wife and elderly mother now have 64GB LG V35 (most direct upgrade from 64GB V30), my brother in law now has Galaxy S10+ and my sister is now getting Galaxy 20+ (or something like that).

We all had LG V30/V30+.

All replacement phones still have headset jacks, except for my sister's.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] christoophat:
After using this S20 for a week now, I'm kind of liking it overall. Still need to debloat stuff, but it is manageable, I have wifi6 & 5G & sdcard , use a dongle for headphones. Guess my ol V30+ was telling me it was time...
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] kerdelgreen767:
My V30+ is about ready to call ir quits

Constantly overheats

Fingerprint scanner doesn't work

Main camera seems to be stuck in a shallow focus range and I have to wack it to get it working.

Was also looking at the sony line but they are expensive

A next option was the Poco X3 Pro... Only negative is the lcd screen in my opinion.

@tech_infinity why dont u recommend xiaomi/redmi? Isn't poco related to them?
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] Osprey00:
All of that could be due to a bloated battery. When my original one bloated, the phone was warmer and the power button (which is where the fingerprint scanner is) wouldn't work unless I really pressed hard. I would take off your case and see if the back of the phone is bulging. If so, you can replace the battery with a new one from Amazon for less than $15. Even if you still think that you're ready to move on to another phone, you might still care to make the small investment to have a usable spare phone and media player.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] kerdelgreen767:
Phone outlived it's case so its currently naked... No battery bulge..

I replaced the battery last year when i bought next v30 for parts.

If i restart the phone the scanner works sometimes.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] Osprey00:
Perhaps, when the battery was replaced, a few things weren't put back together as well as possible (the power/scanner button has a finicky connection that can come loose, I found out) or dust was introduced (perhaps why the camera focus is sometimes off). I dunno, but you might want take it apart again and make sure that all contacts, sensors and lenses are clean. If that doesn't do it, you might try wiping and clean flashing the phone. I'm just throwing ideas out if you'd prefer to try to fix it. I understand not wanting to bother and just upgrading, too.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] tech_infinity:
You can use this to debloat Samsung phones: https://github.com/aakashverma7/Samsung-Debloat/blob/main/[DEBLOAT}Samsung S-Series.txt

It removes a lot of stuff so be careful with what you remove as it may end up removing features you like. I use it with my S20 fe 5g
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] FatherD:
I've moved to the Xiaomi 12 Global version. It is very good, but I really miss the LG, the back button and maxed out screen-to-phone size. I wish they were still making phones.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] Zaman6234:
Hello, I'm stuck on fastboot mood trying to install custom rom. To fix that I was trying to install stock Firmware using Mi flash tool. but every tome I try to flash, it gives me an error saying (Error: writing Userdata Failed: remote Partition Not found) I have attached the screenshot. Plz help me with a solution. Thanks in advance
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] uvzen:
Reboot to fastboot again by holding power + vol down and try this:

1. Format userdata in fastboot by typing "fastboot erase userdata" and flash rom again with selected "clean all" option in MiFlash

or

2. In MiFlash select "save user data" option and flash rom and then reboot to fastboot and format userdata partition "fastboot erase userdata"
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] cyanGalaxy:
Boot TWRP or OrangeFox, and flash MIUI Recovery ZIP or Custom ROM ZIP ^^

fastboot boot twrp.img
[ASUS ROG Phone 3 Questions & Answers] zhfjuple:
Can anyone help me to solve this problem, my camera not ready, i dont know why

Please help

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[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] padp11:
Hi all .

Can we make full backup with TWRP and then restore full later ? I remember hearing somewhere that can not do it on android 11 and 12 right ?

Thank you !
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] user0u:
I'm not sure but from my experience it is very easy to have the encryption go crazy after a twrp restore. Frankly it isn't even worth rooting this phone. Too many things than can go wrong. Too many headaches. And worst of all, no EDL access.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] johnr64:
Hi,

I too was looking for a Clockwork-mod complete Backup/Restore type of thing, like the old days but things have moved on and doesn`t seem to be possible anymore, the closes thing I've come across is an app called:

MIGRATE-GPE

It comes in 3 parts, backup, restore, install backup apps, what i especially like about this app is it also backs up your app data, like off-line maps, my galaxy watch data, accubattery history and more but not banking apps and is saved in .Zip files.

you need Root for this app to work, tested working on the amazing

[A13]Evolution X​

my post below if your interested:

https://xdaforums.com/t/a13-evolution-x-for-poco-f3-mi-11x-alioth-official.4483449/post-87608657
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] lapirado:
Yeah migrate its just one of the best apps that exist. I'm using it since A10 and never had let me down.

But what the op meant is a way to backup all the data of the phone, including the system itself. We'll, I guess that you have unterstood what he have meant.

I guess that isn't possible nowadays, unfortunately. The last time (few weeks ago) that I've tried to recover, the rom didn't boot.
[Google Pixel 7] krabban:
I know it depends how you using it and so on. But generally?

I think mine is worse then pixel 4 xl. Have only charged it like 4 times but still. Using some Instagram, Facebook, Spotify, news , youtube.

Mostly wifi and feels like battery is dropping really fast.
[Google Pixel 7] bobbyphoenix:
I'm getting 7-8 hours SoT when battery hitting around 25-30% left. Here's my thread from my first findings.

https://xdaforums.com/t/battery-life.4505665/
[Google Pixel 7] bobbyphoenix:
Today's usage.
[Google Pixel 7] Vio281:
its about the same as pixel 6 for me maybe a little less from daily usage...but smoother for sure and the phone is a little bit smaller which is always a plus
[Google Pixel 7] krabban:
My battery sucks ATM. Only had like 3 full charges so might settle and getting better , hopefully
[Google Pixel 7] bobbyphoenix:
Another quick update. Haven't used the phone that much yesterday or today yet, and I'm happy with standby time. Over 34 hours off the charger with over 4 hours SoT, and still has over 40% battery.
[Google Pixel 7] SonnyKrockett:
Doesn't sound great.
[Google Pixel 7] bobbyphoenix:
LOL what do you want? 20 hours SoT? Maybe because I'm coming from a 3 XL with a 3430 battery that after 4 hours of SoT, and only being off the charger for 12 hours, not well over 30, my battery would be at 10%, not 40%, but to me this is freaking awesome battery life.
[Google Pixel 7] SonnyKrockett:
20 would be stellar.
[Google Pixel 7] Cpunkt:
Anyone getting battery drain with Spotify?

Was listening for 3h with bluetooth headphones and it said Spotify needed 23% which i feel is quite a lot.

3h display on used 5%
[Google Pixel 7] boardrx182:
Mine is honestly making me regret buying the phone. Too late, sent my trade in yesterday.

I previously had the Pixel 5a and got around 9.5 hours of screen on time over 24 hours. I think most days I could go about 30 hours before running empty.

My P7 gets around 6 hours of screen time over about 18 hours.

So a battery that's 7% smaller is seeing battery life more than 30% worse.

I'm not very happy with the battery life as you can tell, and I just hope a software update can improve things.
[Google Pixel 7] SonnyKrockett:
That's the only thing that scares me from getting it.
[Google Pixel 7] boardrx182:
Other than the battery life the phone is fantastic haha. It's not unmanageable, I do keep good high-watt chargers in most places like home, work, car, etc. But sometimes I go do something all day and I'm not near a charger. Guess I'll just get used to using battery saver mode in those situations.

I do enjoy the phone, but the battery giving me anxiety is not very fun.
[Google Pixel 7] SonnyKrockett:
Yeah. I guess. Working 10 hrs makes me nervous about battery life. Lol.
[Google Pixel 7] Vio281:
dont reference your SOT, reference it to your previous phone, everone usage SOT is different, one person maybe have 5 hours SOT but on the camera for 70% one person may have 10 hours but only use it for texting or internet.
[Google Pixel 7] thegunisgood:
What ways have you guys found to extend battery life during normal use? Without having to severely reduce the functionality of the phone, ie 5g or reducing screen brightness a ton. I feel like a modern phone a lot of the point is the screen and 5g so those I wouldn't want to sacrifice

Are there settings or other apps that can help? I'm fairly new to Android and so far I've been a bit disappointed with the battery life of the P7.
[Google Pixel 7] bobbyphoenix:
What kind of battery life are you getting? I only play around on mine (Instagram, Pinterest, SnapChat, and some Candy Crush games), and my main drain is Clash Royale, and I get around 7-8 hour SoT with 20% remaining. I switched 5G off, and only use LTE because 5G (at least in my area) is bad.
[Google Pixel 7] azoller1:
Man, y'all must've been spoiled with like 10+ hours of SOT with your old phones... I get around 6-8 with 30 hrs total which I think is pretty dang good. But like someone else said SOT will be much different from person to person based on device usage. I watched a 2hr downloaded movie from Netflix with airplane mode on and it only dropped 12%. And with adaptive charging, I just charge it all night which it will charge, slowly, till full until my alarm goes off.
[Google Pixel 7] bobbyphoenix:
Exactly. My experience is the opposite though. I came from a 3 XL, and by the time I switched from it to the 7 my battery capacity was down to around 2800. My 7 is like a God send for me. 7-8 hours SoT with the same use as my 3 XL, and I still have 30% left, when my 3 XL would be down to 2%. I couldn't be happier.
[Google Pixel 7] gorilla p:
I came from the OnePlus9 and all around the OnePlus9 is a better device.

Google has a great UI experience, but these Tensor2 chips do not compete in performance or efficiency with the Snapdragon 888s or higher.

Theyre missing a lot of the refinement that Qualcomm has done with the hardware and it shows.

For those coming from a Pixel 3-5 series, yes this is a big upgrade, and many got great trade-in deals which is what made me give this phone a shot. It does not however live up to it's MSRP. Im hoping Google is able to refine things to greatly improve efficiency on these devices.
[Google Pixel 7] EtherealRemnant:
Totally disagree with you. My OnePlus 9 is a dumpster fire. The battery is worse (my 7P at QHD+ 120hz with auto brightness gets 6 hours SoT vs the 4-5 with my 9 at FHD 120hz with auto brightness), the software is *much* worse, and even when the thing is on high performance mode game consistency is non-existent. I have been very happy with my P7P in comparison. It even ran Super Mario Sunshine in Dolphin without dropping a bunch of frames while staying cooler than my 9 does while it's dropping frames.

Also, OnePlus implemented a ridiculous SoC throttle in OOS12 and OOS13 that cuts the graphics performance massively when the SoC isn't even hot and high performance mode doesn't work around it.

Then there's the modem - the X60 in my OnePlus 9 is an embarrassment. On 5G standby on a single SIM (because OnePlus opted not to give dual SIM to the LE2115) in a strong signal area, it uses about 1.7%/hr vs the .8%/hr that my P7P uses while running dual SIM with DSDS.

I hate my 9 and love my 7P. The 9 has been relegated to a backup device.
[Google Pixel 7] gorilla p:
The 9 is currently my backup device, but my experience has been different. I have refresh set to 90Hz on my OP9. The connectivity on the OP9 has been significantly more reliable and stronger (Mint/T-Mobile). Performance is also slightly better in regular use. I dont play games much on either. The Pixel7 does get noticeably hotter with heavy use and charging.
[Google Pixel 7] t-ryder:
I did not really pay intensive attention to battery life, but I guess it's OK, it feels OK. IMO they could've at least given the Pixel 7 4500mAh or something like that, but considering that with protective case and glass protector my device has 245grams a bigger battery would have been even more heavy. I read various tests that state that the battery life of the P7 is OKish...

What really grinds my gears is the fact that Google is not giving a s*** regarding fast charging. I turned off adaptive charging, got the original Pixel cable and the original Google 30W charger from the store, and charging 50% from 30 to 80% took one full hour yesterday afternoon. That's a sad joke and Google one more time screwed up this important detail.

It's always those strange compromises with Pixel devices. But the rest of the OEMs are a PITA too IMO. So getting a Pixel once again maybe was the right thing anyway. One day I win the lottery and go full Apple Pro and leave all that Windows and Android nonsense behind lol jk \
[Google Pixel 7] mohan_168:
6 hours 10 minutes with about 30% battery still remaining. This was over the weekend and I did not step outside my house. I had stable Volte and wifi connectivity all the time.
[Google Pixel 7] a1b2c3d4444:
Most people are focused on SOT here, so I'd like to seek some feedback on idle battery life. How is everyone's faring? My idle battery life is really poor for a new phone, dropping 40ish % over a day, with nothing really significant running in the background. And, it's gotten worse over the 1.5 weeks that I've been using it. My iphone 12, which I've used for almost 2 years now and has only 89% battery health, drops around 15% a day when idling. What's the Pixel doing that using so much battery in idle?
[Google Pixel 7] Submarine3308:
I was considering buying pixel 7, what are your views on camera performance/ picture optimization of 888's vs TG2 chip?
[Google Pixel 7] EtherealRemnant:
OnePlus 9 is worse across the board on cameras... That is the one thing I hated from day one about that device. The 9 doesn't even have OIS so if you're not totally still in bright lighting, good luck getting a good shot. I always had to try multiple times to get a decent shot whereas my Pixel 7 Pro, I just pick it up, snap, and it outputs an always usable, and often even high quality, shot.
[Google Pixel 7] Finneri:
At night it drops 2-4% after 8 hours of idling. Not bad.