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[Google Pixel 7 Pro] xgerryx:
For what it's worth, I have this "issue" if you can call it that on my S22 Ultra as well. Flicking left or right doesn't always complete the gesture, have to do it a second time. If I purposefully swipe more deliberately it doesnt happen though. I ordered the 7 pro last night after watching a bunch of reviews and getting 950 bucks for my trade in, but if a lot of what I'm reading is true it's getting returned.

The S22 ultra has pretty bad battery life compared to my Oneplus 8 pro, and if the pixel is even worse, especially with slow charging, it's a no go. Seems like every device sucks in some way and they are all over priced.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] sanriopurin:
I've read another "workaround" which seems to improve my scrolling experience:

Turning down (off) "Touch feedback", under "Vibration & haptics".

I'm not sure if I'm now starting to get a hang of it, but that ^ seems to help.

QHD/FHD no difference for me.

Also thanks for the other tips, I'll give them a go later.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] danw_oz:
Pixel 6 Pro is probably worse, I was going to move to 7 pro hoping it would not have this issue so bad since has slightly less curved edged screen
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] fkofilee:
Can confirm I have this too - Good example here is in the notification pull down - The brightness slider wont register a touch sometimes and I have to do it 2 or 3 times to get the brightness to move. I genuinely suspect a software bug.

Im running 1080p / 60 fps (Smooth display off and also increase touch sensitivity is also gone)

Its still usable though :)
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] sanriopurin:
My first full day switching to the P7Pro (from a Oneplus 90hz).

Kinda getting used to the scrolling (IMHO, all those 'fixes/workarounds' are just placebo LOL), but sigh... I do hope Google will acknowledge this as a bug and fixable, rather than sweep it under the rug. It's just so so so different from the Oneplus experience.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Shebee:
I have the same issue, I've sent feedback. I hope they can improve it.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] farnsbarns:
If I try to reproduce that I have to actually slide my finger no more than 3mm or so or it moves to the next screen. It's actually difficult to input a swipe that doesn't scroll the screens. I'm on 120hz qhd.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Paz9:
I thought I was going crazy
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] itch808:
No issues on the P6P. Wife and I were considering upgrading to the 7. We looked at both best buy pixel 7 phones on demo and none of them show the issues talked about here. Maybe they are lucky?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] whatsisnametake2:
I'm definitely getting a bit of this. its not terrible, but when flicking sideways with my thumb for example between home screens it occasionally catches. the 6 pro which I aslo have here, doesn't.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] xgerryx:
I do not have this happening on my device. I tried different thing to make it trip up and the only times it did is whe I was purposefully sliding too short to try to trigger it. I do have the more sensitive screen option on though, and I don't have a screen protector on it yet. I'll test it out again after I apply one. 1440, 120hz.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] danw_oz:
Yeah it is definitely better in the last couple of updates, In an app try to click on a tick box or something near the right or left edges, can click over and over again trying to get it to register and if it is on the right side typically then the phone just jumps a page down.

Also if you are looking at the 7 not the Pro then the 7 screen is almost flat in comparison to the Pro, I tested this on one of my work mates phones and it wasn't an issue on the Pixel 7
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] whatsisnametake2:
a user on reddit reported improved scrolling on the qpr beta build. gonna try it. anyone else?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Mr.Nice.ba:
I am on QPR Beta 3, same issue.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] whatsisnametake2:
having done some more testing side by side with the 6 pro, the 7 pro scrolling in general is way way less smooth and consistent. it's a jerky mess. what appears to be to all intents and purposes the same level of flick, can produce wildly different results. it's pretty ludicrous. it's a shame because I had pretty much decided to keep the 7. but this scrolling makes the whole experience using the phone much less pleasant.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Markeee:
Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra Vs Pixel 7 Pro ANIMATIONS at 120 Hz - One UI 5.0 Vs Stock Android 13​
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Rafsen:
This is exactly what I'm experiencing moving from OnePlus 8T. I'm using it for 4 days now and I can't adjust to it, it's horrible. It's probably a deal breaker for me.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] jericho246:
Coming from a Pixel 6 Pro, scrolling definitely feels weird. I don't like it.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] zuiffon:
When there's a scrolling problem, use the power button, the problem is solved very often when back to the app.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Guyinlaca:
For me it's not the normal scrolling, it's the up/back scroll thats jerky. Seems like a software setting that can be fixed.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Beefheart:
I'd be frankly amazed if it can't be fixed with an update looking at the issue. Whether Google do so is another matter.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] kevinireland11:
It does not have the same issue
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] whatsisnametake2:
tomorrow is my cut off for sending it back. what's everyone's opinion on whether this is going to be successfully fixed? buying it now with the pre order gift and good trade in deal means it's far cheaper to buy it now than it will be to re buy it in a few months. did anyone have scrolling problems with the 6 that then got fixed? I certainly haven't. my concern is that it's actually a hardware/touchscreen problem, and not software.

keep and wait for a fix, or send back now?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] buschris:
try another phone.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] xgerryx:
Depends on your criteria for a phone? Will you use a Samsung phone? Do you NEED root? This isn't the last deal for a phone that you'll see. Oneplus is prob not an option anymore for most of us. I would really be shocked if it was a hardware issue though. Something to do with the sensitivity and pressure. I'm sure it'll get fixed. But f you think you're going to hate it because of this, you may want to return it.

I do have it on mine sometimes but I really only noticed it once when something got stuck 4 times in a row.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] whatsisnametake2:
that's what I'm trying to do but where I bought it from are out of stock, which complicates things. so if I wait till they've got stock, i'll be outside my return window.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] whatsisnametake2:
just checking in on this topic now there's some new builds out. main november and beta 3.1.

anyone who had scrolling issues got any comments on it with either of these new builds?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] schmeggy929:
The only issue I have is, no matter how I swipe(flick, long swipe, fast short and long swipe) it will only scroll one home screen at time. Definitely not a deal breaker, that would be asinine to return this beauty for one problem. I can deal with it.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] whatsisnametake2:
were you having scrolling issues before the update?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] schmeggy929:
yes, switched to Nova and still there. I do have infinite scroll disabled due to having Google Feed, however it was like that before even in Pixel launcher
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] whatsisnametake2:
so the scrolling problems you were having before the update have good? was it the typical sticky scrolling that was widely reported you were having? which update are you on, main or beta?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] schmeggy929:
Come to think of it, I had since the beginning. Now im thinking it is not a bug at all. The home screens move one at a time, in other words I have to scroll again to move on to the next screen. By design maybe? In recent apps scroll, one flick and the apps fly by without needed a second or third swipe.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] xflowy:
Like many people here, I had this inconsistent, sticky scrolling which would appear randomly but ongoing.

November update perhaps made it a bit better, but it was still there.

Now, since a few days it is completely gone. Without be doing anything particular.

Can someone relate?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Beefheart:
Actually, now you mention it I've noticed it's no longer there too. Maybe others can confirm.

I believe some people returned their device because of this, which is ridiculous as it was always something that could be fixed with a software update.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] jericho246:
I think it's still there for me, but somehow it feels less 'sticky' than before. however I did apply a screen protector a few days ago, so maybe that's causing some inconsistent scrolling.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] dodgebizkit:
I get it when using Nova launcher, sadly, so I'm back to the OG launcher until it's fixed
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] letmedanz:
Issue still remains with smooth display enabled even after November update here
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Bay Harbor Butcher:
I'm running the November update and Nova Launcher..I don't remember of this scrolling issue since I updated to the last build.

What is annoying me is the back swipe (most of times it vibrates 2 times I don't know why) and the double tap on the back to activate the flashlight, It's not working. Waiting for many fixes..
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] letmedanz:
Are you using a phone case?

I noticed the taps need to be a lot harder with a case
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] niko26:
Never had this issue on my p6p!
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] niko26:
I have the impression that this is very noticeable once then phone enters power saving state.

Scrolling gets sticky. This didn't happen on the Pixel 6 Pro for me.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] smlkat:
to temporary fix, disable the double tap, reboot, re-enable it.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] whatsisnametake2:
I'm starting to wonder whether perhaps this is a hardware issue
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] xyzzyxxyz:
That would explain the silence from Google...
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] rafik25:
Hello I have a scrolling issues in some applications including Chrome, Telegram ect.... I had the same problem with the p6pro....
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Beefheart:
I can't see how it could be, or at least I can't see how it can't be overcome. An issue with no recognition of touch or swipe would be one thing, and could easily be a hardware issue. But this isn't a case of unrecognised touches and swipes, it's non-standard behaviour when that swipe recognition takes place.

Still believe it's software, and can be fixed. How fast Google do this or if they do it at all is another matter.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] zetsumeikuro:
It's most likely a display driver issue and this can be fixed via a software update. Best thing to do is send feedback via your phone and to star the issue. Pretty sure it's been submitted via issue tracker.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] whatsisnametake2:
yes its been submitted with over 1000 user reports. still nothing from google.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] zetsumeikuro:
Classic Google lol... Can only hope they're working on it.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Tracker31:
there is new idea of workaround with sticky scrolling and it looks like working for many peoples:

if you are rooted and you can get su in terminal emulator on phone and write:

settings put secure long_press_timeout 401

and if you want if it applied correctly u can write in terminal

settings get secure long_press_timeout

reply is it working for you. For me it seems better
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] whatsisnametake2:
thanks for the info. is there a thread somewhere where this idea originated from?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] whatsisnametake2:
any reports on this issue with the new December update? I see the fixes list includes things that could pertain to this issue.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] K1nsey6:
Double tap is much more sensitive now, even with a case. It was driving me crazy having to tap a couple of times to activate with a case on
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] K1nsey6:
Mine is a lot smoother with this update
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] jericho246:
It feels the same to me.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] xyzzyxxyz:
Same problem. Try to close some apps and you will get stuck halfway from time to time.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Guyinlaca:
Scrolling is smoother, though not perfect after the update. Interesting observation, if I scroll with my pointer finger, scrolling is extremely fast and smooth. If I scroll with my thumb, it's a bit slower. Either way, it's an improvement.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Beefheart:
Definitely still happening for me on the December update. But it never really bothered me in the first place.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] xflowy:
What is happening for you? You still have the issue where you initiate a scroll move and the scrolling animation immediately sticks and does not go any further?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] DoobyDroid:
Maybe daft but are you using screen protectors film /glass have you toggled screen protector mode on/off see if effects I'm using film protector with QHD and 120hz enabled and smooth as butter , 🤔
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] bethedealer:
I got exact same behaviour as yours.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] otonieru:
Mine is perfectly fine in last two releases. (Bought in November)

Hopefully no issue as well in the future.

But, maybe because i used this phone along with Aquos R6 that have pseudo 240Hz screen (it insert blank frame in between the 120Hz frame), sometimes i still fell that the pixel is slower/choppier when scrolling / swiping, LoL.

Need to admit, those sharp IGZO screen is quite crazy
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] whatsisnametake2:
reports on reddit that qpr2 beta1 fixed the scrolling issue. anyone?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] afrchutch:
The January update fixed most of my scrolling issues. I was getting really frustrated with it, so Im happy it helped.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] tessorodesoto:
Jam update has not fixed it for me, i even did a factory reset. I put the phone away for now, went back to my xperia phone.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] arsenal74:
Something is definitely not right still. Mine is inconsistent it goes from buttery smooth to having issues second to second. I notice it more in apps and the google feed than the Home Screen or app draw.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] besset19:
I wonder if there is a custom ROM that makes scrolling faster on the pixel 7 pro? Right now it feels like it's very slow & controlled and "sticky"
[Google Pixel Watch] IoriYagami2001:
El lanzamiento del Pixel Watch ha marcado oficialmente el lanzamiento del Wear OS 3, ahora sabemos cómo funcionará la nueva versión del sistema y se esperan las primeras actualizaciones de los relojes Fossil a partir de este mes.

Dejando de lado las controversias en torno al hardware del Pixel Watch, estamos de acuerdo en que el software del reloj es algo que se está buscando, y aunque Wear OS 3 ha estado con nosotros durante un año desde el lanzamiento del Galaxy Watch 4, el Pixel Watch es el acercamiento a un Wear OS 3 "puro", siendo el referente en wearables como los teléfonos Pixel para Android.

And blah blah blah aside, I think you can create a system dump of the Pixel Watch, just like they've done with other watches in the past. Unfortunately there are no factory and OTA images and the Pixel Watch only supports wireless ADB natively due to being based on Android 11. How possible is it to get a dump of the Pixel Watch?
[Google Pixel Watch] adfree:
Please.

Maybe helpfull to get some infos about folders and files...

Maybe lets start with 1 or 2 folders... example:

/system/priv-app

Is it possible to backup with ADB to PC?

Something like

adb pull /system/priv-app

?

If not...

ls -a1l

This Linux Command still work?

Thanx in advance.

Best Regards
[Google Pixel Watch] adfree:
Meanwhile few partitions are dumped, look into this Thread:

https://xdaforums.com/t/pixel-watch-successfully-bootloader-unlocked.4508253/#post-87631635

system.img I can easily extract under Windows with 7Zip Tool.

I have no idea how to extract files from:

vendor.img
product.img
system_ext.img

Maybe somebody can help? Please.

Best Regards
[Google Pixel Watch] IoriYagami2001:
I'll investigate.
[Google Pixel Watch] Shebee:
I might be getting a new Pixel watch, can anybody instruct me on how to extract the original (no updates) software?
[Google Pixel Watch] Tiebe:
https://xdaforums.com/t/pixel-watch-successfully-bootloader-unlocked.4508253/post-87631635

It would also be pretty awesome if you can get the update url with the steps here: https://xdaforums.com/t/pixel-watch-successfully-bootloader-unlocked.4508253/post-87629773
[Google Pixel Watch] Shebee:
My crown is defective, hoping for advanced replacement. Will post here later.
[Google Pixel Watch] adfree:
ADB dumped files... now possible to extract more with 7Zip...

https://xdaforums.com/t/pixel-watch-successfully-bootloader-unlocked.4508253/page-3#post-87670497

Only as info.

Best Regards
[Google Pixel Watch] IoriYagami2001:
I managed to get a dump of the Wear OS 3 Preview arm64 emulator from Android Studio, maybe it will help. There wasn't much I could do other than ask for help with the people working on the system dumps, unfortunately I couldn't do much more so I've decided to buy the watch.

There may be something of interest:

Files · sdk_gwear_arm64-userdebug-11-RWD7.220207.002-8175913-dev-keys · Android Dumps / google / emulator_arm64 · GitLab

GitLab Enterprise Edition

dumps.tadiphone.dev
[Google Pixel Watch] IoriYagami2001:
I already bought a Pixel Watch.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] SilverBandit:
My T-Mobile (UK) MDA Vario II thinks it's a HERM200 (according to "Device Information > Identity")

It's definitely a HERM300 - it says so under the battery! I only noticed this after flashing, but I can't confirm what is said on the Identity screen before flashing :(

Anyone else experienced this? Anything to worry about?
[Samsung Galaxy J6 Questions & Answers] Efcegames:
last time i tried it went to a bootloop i never tried anymore after that
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3] Azkali:
Hi everyone,

I am currently porting ubuntu touch my Fold 3 and got some of the main features to work (booting the device to desktop/lomiri) figured that some of you might be interested.

I am looking for developers who would like to help on the port, who may have more experience than I do :)

Working	Partially working / need improvment	Not working
- WiFi

- BT

- Lomiri

- Orientation

- Most sensors (ambiant light, light, accelerometer etc...)

- WayDroid

- Battery indicator

- DP over USB C

- Flashlight

- LTE/GSM

- Dual screen

- Brightness

- Audio (missing mic and speaker duriung calls)	- Pen support

- GPS

- Cameras (orientation is 90 degrees off)

- Fingerprint

Telegram Group (as XDA guideline ask me to mention, the telegram group is not intended to divert support provided on XDA)

2023/02/04 Update: HI folks, since multiple of you asked, no, the project is not dead I decided to update the build to Focal and have a working image, the issues listed reflects the current state of the build. I also updated my TWRP build (mostly uncluttered it and using a kernel Image from my fork instead of the stock recovery kernel Image).

2023/05/11 Update: Just fixed battery indicator, had some issues with Android 13, so I updated the kernel (used in ubuntu touch boot image) to the latest from Samsung.

Will soon update my TWRP build as well (even though the android 11 kernel still boots fine here). I am also currently looking in proper support of the the two displays.

2023/08/11 Update: Hey there ! Just a small update to notify y'all I've fixed flashlight and audio (partially). We're getting closer to full support, during the upgrade from Xenial UT to Focal UT we lost GSM but it is only a matter of time to fix it. Some improvments have hit the kernel such as UKSM for better memory management. And most importantly the pipeline builds are now public again !

As of now the dual display is a major issue and can cause screen burns on outer display (because my patch doesn't turn off the screen properly like it should but I'll fix that soon)

2024/04/27 Update: Hello everyone, I am still active on the project unlike the recent absence of news here. I just fixed GSM and LTE so you can now send, receive MMS, SMS and calls (although sound and mic during call still doesn't work). Also we're now upstream on UBPorts since a few months. I'll keep you inform of the progress !
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3] gtezprado:
Would be great if it works. I have tried it on the Redmi Miatoll.

Is there any Telegram channel in which you post advances?
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3] sloppysuck:
Please keep working on this, the Fold is pretty neglected here. Hope this comes out
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3] keldrion:
plz share with us i can maybe help a little bit ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3] Azkali:
Hi, I am not super active on Telegram but I opened a discord channel I can send you a link if you want but it's pretty empty currently
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3] Azkali:
Hi, sure, I just need to setup a CI for TWRP etc... Before I begin to send links etc..

I will update the post with links once I am done with that
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3] Azkali:
So here is my TWRP build :

Releases · samsung / q2q / Recovery / TWRP · GitLab

GitLab Community Edition

gitlab.azka.li

And it's sources:

samsung / q2q / Recovery / android_device_samsung_q2q · GitLab

GitLab Community Edition

gitlab.azka.li

And here is the ubtouch overlay source (the currently built CI artifacts don't work because I need to fix the boot image creation, please don't use them if you're not a developer)

samsung / q2q / ubtouch / samsung-z-fold-3 · GitLab

GitLab Community Edition

gitlab.azka.li

And finally the kernel I used (based on CVCA - EUX revision) :

samsung / q2q / android_kernel_samsung_q2q · GitLab

GitLab Community Edition

gitlab.azka.li
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3] boba19xx:
How can I be of service
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3] Azkali:
If you have any development experience I'd love to get help on any of the issues listed above, some are kernel related (bluetooth), some might be workable with configurations file (audio HAL, Orientation), and others I haven't figured out yet.

If you don't have any development experience, I also have a patreon, I work in a few open source software communities and put a lot of my time doing ports of OS and/or improving the experience on some devices.

Here is the link to said patreon: https://www.patreon.com/azkali

And just to be clear you're free to do whatever, I will be working on the projects regardless :)
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3] Chestburster107:
Any updates?
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3] Azkali:
I fixed the CI issues I had, and a developer is giving me some help, we'll see where it goes :)
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3] lightskreen:
I'm surprised you haven't made a post in development about a working twrp image for this phone. Does this only work with your ubuntu touch port?
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3] Azkali:
Another one exist and I initially wanted to fix more issues before making another post. Btw I am still working on ubuntu touch port and have it updated to focal which should improve a lot of things and open up new doors. But Ithe dual display of the fold causes issues which I have to fix
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3] russanandres:
I still interesed and imagine, that we can use UT and GSI A13 dualboot in A/B slot
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3] Azkali:
Don't know I am still running A11 and it doesn't have A/B slots
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3] Zeioth:
I would kill for this. I currently use Termux inside Android as a pocket laptop, but it has one big limitation: You can't run docker on it. The kernel must be compiled to support it.
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3] Azkali:
There are still a few issues left, docker should be possible in UT but UT is not really setup for that. But it is doable