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[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] erik2041999:
I'll have my phone setup tomorrow evening and I'll start doing some benches and comparisons myself. I unfortunately haven't had the time due to working.
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] extremecarver:
Maybe Samsung is this time not using a benchmark mode?

On Vivo X90 pro plus there is a benchmark mode that lists Geekbench and others as can be seen in setedit. Taking Geekbench out there reduces the results to 1000/4000 with a temperature cap at 33° Celsius from above which throttling kicks in. If I run the benchmark in a fridge I actually get 1300/4800. 1500/5000 only by re enabling the Geekbench entry in the hidden settings.

Also battery life on 4G is much better on the s23U. Not sure what that's related to but s23U is awesome on the go while Vivo outrightly sucks your battery empty in no time if using some GB of data on 4G/5G. So as long as you have WiFi X90 pro plus on SD 8gen2 is competive, once on data especially with bad reception the Vivo drops within hours. 3:29 DoT on 4G within 12 hours to switch off vs 10 hours on WiFi for same usage. Not sure if X90 pro plus uses the x70 modem from Qualcomm or some China crap. It's clearly botched up. S23 on the other hand seems to do great.

Yeah that X90 pro+ is way overrated in reviews. In real life without constant WiFi it's a horrible phone. Xiaomi 13 pro also doesn't seem to do to well on battery life, I still think it's mostly due to software botched up on the Chinese devices. But likely the ad 8 gen 2 for galaxy has lower voltages applied as it's later batches. 2 months later into production could easily be enough for a drop of 10% in voltage. Had a galaxy S7 bought on launch vs a S7 bought 3 months later, rooted both and compared built in voltage, it was 10% difference by default and also after undervolting both to stable minimum. In effect that 10% is less than the higher speed they promise. Likely all sd8gen2 from current batches can hit sd8gen2 for galaxy speeds. It's normal evolution as processes at tsmc get optimized. If you get it in a year there will be another 5% advantage or more.

The only question for Samsung is, can they profit so much from GAA on 3nm to temporarily catch up/overtake tsmc which will only introduce GAA on 2nm a year later. GAA could well be another game changer for power use.
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] R3vol33:
There is something known as the silicon lottery. Whether you get the best bins on the manufacturing lot is all up to luck. This reviewer shows the best score so far. The 8G2 for Galaxy is clearly a much superior bin of 8G2 chips. Not to mention further optimization in the next couple of months to improve the software stability even further.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1623599477352431617

Take a look at this reviewer's unit. The score is an average score of 8G2.
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] robi101012981:
I got 1514/4850, not great not terrible, I think I'll keep it, but let's see if I'll have battery issues or not.
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] Jaxom84:
I got mine yesterday morning and scored this out of the box (power-savy behavior).

View attachment 5832527

Fully detailed bench: https://browser.geekbench.com/v5/cpu/20434848

I'll give it another try with a more performance oriented setting later today.
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] erik2041999:
I've already posted in another post, but my average isn't the best of the best, however after I specifically targeted benchmark scores and actively cooled the device I did get higher scores. Still not that amazing but at least it's inching it's way higher. Then again a lot of the others getting insanely higher scores don't even have to bother with cooling, their devices just fly...View attachment 5832669
[Redmi Note 8 Questions & Answers] andy01q:
Device tells me to delete stuff. Like 5 apps I use every other month worth 500MB total. Yeah, that's not gonna cut it, let's use Windows/Treesize or an Android-equivalent ("Drives") to see where all my free space went. But ... where is all that storage hogging stuff??? None of those 3 finds more than 3GB.

I also tried wiping cache, but that didn't do much either.

What else can I try before backup + factory reset? ROM is Stock.
[Redmi Note 8 Questions & Answers] hmd_msrf_k:
Which variant are you using 3/32GB or 4/64 GB?
[Redmi Note 8 Questions & Answers] andy01q:
3/32GB (as can be seen in the 2nd screenshot)
[FYT Android Head Units] Claybro:
I have a EKIY KK5 and it seems like my headunit needs to be powered on for about 3-4 minutes for CarLink to able to connect to AA on my Pixel 7.

Otherwise it just sits on "Connecting" unless I close and reopen it after some time has passed

Does anyone know a fix for this?

Seller gave me an update that isn't working.
[FYT Android Head Units] surfer63:
It could be the other way round.

When I drive rental cars with Android Auto, my Motorola G41 connects in 20-40 seconds, My Samsung Galaxy A52 takes ages (minutes) to connect and sometimes even doesn't.

Sorry. Not an answer, but perhaps a clarification.
[FYT Android Head Units] Claybro:
I don't believe so, because when I restart the headunit, I have to wait the ~3 minutes for it to be "ready". But once it connects the first time, I can close the app and it will reconnect quickly.

My S20 FE doesn't connect all together.

They gave me an update from November, I was just looking to see if someone had a newer APK or has the same problem.
[FYT Android Head Units] DexterMorganNL:
I can confirm this: my backup phone runs Pixel Experience as a custom ROM, so basically plain Android. While my new phone runs Xiaomi's MIUI and that one connects and disconnects afterwards directly, no idea why....

It was working shortly when I went down the hill from wintersport area, but after I got back to the car. All of a sudden it would not work anymore: so could be related to Android Auto update, but also just be the specific phone having issues with Android Auto. Xiaomi is one of the brands, which has a lot of issues with Android Auto and it always takes a long time for either Google or Xiaomi to fix it.
[Xiaomi 11 Lite 5G NE] TLxda-d:
Hello. My mother's Redmi Note 8 Pro is a little over 3 years old and starting to make some problems, such as the microphone cutting out while making phone calls.

She's talked about replacing it a couple of times but whenever something is suggested she thinks it's not good enough if the screen isn't (considerably) bigger, which won't be unless it's a tablet.

My father and I have also suggested the Samsung A73 5G (which was also recommended to him at work) which has a slightly larger screen (6.7"), probably better cameras, a 120hz vs 90hz screen and more battery capacity, but it costs $100 more for a 128GB version and my mother thought it's expensive.

So about Xiaomi 11 Lite 5G NE, how decent is the screen? How are the cameras compared to the Redmi (gsmarena actually quotes a smaller pixel size, although they seem to have the same sensor size and resolution)? Battery life quoted on gsmarena was really good even though it's "just" 4,250 mAh. Do you agree? And the 778G + UFS 2.2, would it feel considerably smoother in responsiveness (she plays card games so nothing heavy)? Any weird bugs or screen issues any longterm users have encountered?

Thanks. And if someone somehow has a different suggestion for a gigantic cheap phone which probably doesn't exist, please share.
[Xiaomi 11 Lite 5G NE] erik.aragorn:
Yep :) I have still fully function Redmi Note 8 Pro, bud Xiaomi 11 Lite 5G NE is a very good phone.
[Xiaomi 11 Lite 5G NE] TLxda-d:
Would you say the camera is better? And what a typical Screen On Time for a full charge is?

Thanks.
[Xiaomi 11 Lite 5G NE] erik.aragorn:
Yeah camera is better. I must charge phone about 2 days of use.
[Xiaomi 11 Lite 5G NE] TLxda-d:
Seems good enough. Is your phone still new or have you had it for a while now?
[Xiaomi 11 Lite 5G NE] erik.aragorn:
I have it about 5 months
[Xiaomi 11 Lite 5G NE] TLxda-d:
Ok, so the battery is still pretty new (they tend to more noticeably lose capacity after >1 year). But either way it also has 33w charging vs 18w on the Note 8 Pro so that would also improve functionality for her.

Last question: have you tested the sound quality using the headphones USB C adapter? And does it not have FM radio due to not having a regular headphones jack?

Thanks!
[Xiaomi 11 Lite 5G NE] erik.aragorn:
Yes i tested it. It played nice, but for me is a big minus, that phone does not have FM Radio. You must use only on-lie radio
[Xiaomi 11 Lite 5G NE] TLxda-d:
Thanks. She said she doesn't mind listening through the internet.
[OnePlus 9] underworld737:
A week ago, I wanted to try updating my OP9 LE2117 to OOS12 that was on global firmware, since I was rooted and had TWRP on my device, I needed to go back to stock, so I followed this thread using the modded india TMobile MSM to OnePlus 9 pro firmware, and then downloaded OOS 11.2.10.10 here "signed flashable zips > LE25AA Global > 11.2.10.10", then used fastboot enhanced to flash the payload.bin file to go back to OnePlus 9 firmware with OOS11, and I did a local update to OOS12 C.48, but after I did, the phone touchscreen was unresponsive and didn't work, and the dual sim bug was present "where my phone couldn't recognize my sim unless I eject it and inserted back in it the sim, the only thing I could do to interact with the phone is the buttons on the phone and using a USB C wireless mouse, so I india MSM again and fastboot enhanced back to 11.2.10.10, I've also tried flashing a custom rom on the device, I've flashed Lineage OS 19.1, even though the compatible devices didn't list LE2117, surprisingly I was able to boot into LOS 19.1 but same thing, unresponsive touchscreen, only operable with USB C wireless mouse, is there is a reason why the touchscreen is unresponsive, and if there is a solution to get OOS12 on the device without any touchscreen issues/sim issues? Any help will be appreciated. If you need any more info I'm more than happy to provide

This is my first post on XDA forums, long time lurker here.
[OnePlus 9] rizzmughal:
U will first have to msm to tmo modded with target id india then convert to global u wont have any touchscreen issues
[OnePlus 9] rizzmughal:
TMO MSM India mod.zip

drive.google.com
[OnePlus 9] underworld737:
Any exact guide on this?
[OnePlus 9] rizzmughal:
Flash the msm above mentioned then just follow other safe convert mothod
[OnePlus 9] underworld737:
just tried flashing the tmo modded msm with sha256 checked and use lite firehouse unchecked, but i was getting "unsupported target eu", so i tried with sha256 unchecked and use lite firehouse checked, still got the same problem, currently the device is running 11.2.10.10 with twrp & magisk, flashed the payload.bin file via fastboot enhanced after using the oneplus 9 pro india msm.
[General Questions and Answers] eddycyf:
May I know is there a way to check active SIP in registry?

I would like to create a mortscript with sipswitch.exe for fast switching between 2 SIP...
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] tribalfs:
About this app:

Refresh Rate Mods

Change default refresh rates

- Easily change the overall refresh rate settings of devices supporting multiple refresh rates.

- Set supported mid refresh rates as the maximum refresh rate limit for battery savings

- Set separate refresh rates for power saving mode and for low battery state [1]

- Quick settings shortcut

- Tasker plugin support

Refresh rate (motion smoothness) mode switcher(Normal, Adaptive or High)[2]

- Set you device motion smoothness mode to static refresh rates (high mode) for better smoothness if so desired

- Tasker plugin support

Per-app refresh rate settings:

-Set different refresh rate settings for every app either adaptive or static [1]

Keep selected refresh rate mode on power saving mode[1]

- On devices with One4 or lower, GMH will automatically apply a workaround to bypass 60Hz limit on Power Saving Mode.

Need extra steps starting OneUI5.* except when rooted with magisk and using lsposed. Test it first

Screen-off Mods:

Screen off/AOD refresh rate (Force to Lowest Hz)

- Force the lowest refresh rate on screen-off or Always-On Display(AOD)

- Tasker plugin support

- Select custom refresh rate for AOD/screen-off [1]

Auto apply power saving mode during screen-off [2]

Auto disable Autosync

Quick-doze mod

- Quickly enter doze mode (than usual) during screen-off that can not be interrupted by motion with customizable maintenance window interval [1][2]

- Tasker plugin support

Auto SENSORS OFF (non-root workaround)

- Device sensors will automatically turn off while screen is off until the device is unlocked to help minimize battery-draining motion-triggered wakelocks while device is not being used [premium]

- Tasker plug-in support

- Supports up to OneUI4.* only

Others

Battery protection mod

- Option to set maximum charge to 86%-95%(for OneUI4+) [1][2]

Quick resolution switcher

- Easily switch to any supported resolutions using the included quick setting tile[2]

- Tasker plugin support

Customizable refresh rate monitor

- Use statusbar or overlay which you can place anywhere on screen.

- Tasker plugin support

Net speed statusbar indicator

OneUI inspired UI.

[1] Enabled for premium users (with 2 days premium trial)

[2] These features require a one-time ADB procedure (this is not root)[/TD]

Info:

This app targets older android sdk in order to control refresh rates without ADB setup or root. Just tap OK the dialog that says "This app was built for an older version of Android...." when opened for the first time. If OK button is not visible, just tap the blank space on the lowest portion of the dialog. If google play protect prompts during install that the app is built for older version of android and doesn't include the latest privacy protections, you can ignore it and proceed to the installation. For privacy related concern, please refer to FAQ No. 3.

Download|InstallationNotes|Changelogs

Github wiki
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] tribalfs:
Localization/Translations ​

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Simplified Chinese: @xiaolu7233123

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[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] erul:
120 hz works with psm but 96 didnt worked
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] Barmenchik:
Hello. Is it possible to transfer the license from my Fold4 to S23 Ultra? Will I have to buy Premium again?
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] KasyaDMHH:
So 1Hz is still a gimmick from Samsung? Or is it possible to achieve?
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] tribalfs:
Your brightness maybe too low. Try increasing screen brightness a bit. 96Hz usually has a little bit higher brightness threshhold to avoid visible flickers when refresh rate switches. This is set in the device by the OEM depending on the display calibration. This threshold can not be overrridden by an app.
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] tribalfs:
Based on the refresh rates read from the device, 10Hz is the lowest.
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] erul:
worked thx
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] Ramme:
Works without Root?
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] Barmenchik:
Yes
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] eyeatoma:
Tribal, don't think I remember the reason, but why does the app only allow it to go as low as 10hz, when the displays have been rated for 120-1hz?

Shouldn't it be able to go down to 1hz?
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] tribalfs:
The app just read the available refresh rates that's provided by the device system configuration and just use what's available. 10Hz is the lowest refresh rate available. I don't know exactly why 1Hz is not available. Could be that it's not enabled or samsung could be referring to a different definition of refresh rate for the 1Hz rating - a sort of surface buffer optimization.
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] Ramme:
I have the feeling that when I set the frequency to 10 min and 120 max, the device starts to jerk. (at the moment when it jumps from 10 to 120 Hz).

Can anyone share the same experience?

Edit:

The problem still exists...

Quick question by the way, what exactly does the "Brightness Threshold" option do? So how far does it affect the Hz?
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] Ipse_Tase:
Unfortunately not and I'm bummed, as I wasn't planning to replace my S21ULTRA (a dumbass dropped a knife on my screen...) and bought the app only 2 months ago.

TBH, this should be like any app you buy from the app store: transferable.

Maybe that's why it's not in the Google play store 😎

Not ready to pay again, looks like the battery improvement is significant enough to render the app less useful than before. Don't get me wrong, still an excellent job, Samsung should pay attention.
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] Jaxom84:
If I'm guessing right, the fact that it's not on the store is more about the Android version targeted by the app itself (to access some permissions). 🤔
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] tribalfs:
The reason is explained in FAQ#1.
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] Ipse_Tase:
I'm unable to find in the FAQ or threads a way to RESET all the settings so that I can uninstall the app.

If I don't , I have the same refresh rates as with the app, since now they are written via adb.

Halp 😂
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] Ipse_Tase:
I know, it was a jest . 😏
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] Goku1992:
One question: can we use adaptive 120hz with powersaver on S23U?

Edit:

Its working without Problems on 5.1 with the Dex workaround 👌
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] AllAboutTech:
hi everyone,

I have a pure technical question.

not only about this application but in general.

if i install an application and then i run the command:

adb shell pm grant _application name_ android.permission.WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS

#1. what are the chances of having this new application steal personal information from the phone?

#2. what exactly this command do?

#3. can this application "read" users and passwords and then send them out of the phone?

I mention that after i ran this command i disabled usb debug from developers.

thank you and don't blame me for this questions.
[Oppo Find N] namek09:
Hello guys,

does anyone is experiencing issues with oppo find n2 with 4G/5G network ?

Actually, I got the phone and all was working fine but since a while the phone doesn't seem to have any coverage ...

I checked my sim card on another phone and its working pretty fine ...

any clues ? or hint to reset or choose a specific band ?

thanks !
[Oppo Find N] nmhusa:
Oppo find n2 working fine with 4g 5g on TMobile North East USA. Wonder if removing stock apps messed with something. Have you tried resetting to factory and testing again.
[Oppo Find N] avfs313:
I am here in Toronto, Canada and using Telus(business) and Koodo(personal) For some reason, I get dual 5G standby even with Koodo. No issues at all.
[Oppo Find N] beta546:
I've got the Find N2 Flip, in the UK so not sure how relevant this is..... I'm having major issues with receiving SMS though, one minute it works, the next it doesn't for whole days. Or I'll have somebody send me a text, won't receive it, then starting from several hours later I'll receive that one text dozens of times over the course of the day and still keep getting it the next day. Seen a few Reddit posts about SMS issues. It's just a vague assumption but I feel like some of these Oppo phones just don't like the UK networks. The flip only went on sale here this month, so I'm hoping it gets fixed soon. It's an amazing phone, I wouldn't get rid of it even with this problem, but it is a major inconvenience when almost every single account I have everywhere has 2FA set up lol.
[Google Pixel 7] crz2uf:
Hi Everyone, Yesterday I manually checked for an update and found a 40.95MB update.

It started downloading normally but when it started to install its got stuck. Left this overnight and woke up to the same screen.

I tried rebooting , paused and resume , cleared cache via CCleaner but still the same .

What else can I do?View attachment 5828059
[Google Pixel 7] dexlemaffo:
Try updating by downloading the latest Google Play Store and the Google Play Services apks. Once done, clear the cache and reboot. Had the same bug earlier and that did the trick for me
[Google Pixel 7] Revhead:
It just takes a long time . . .
[Google Pixel 7] bobby janow:
@crz2uf By the time you did all that you could have simply manually flashed the OTA. Takes all of 10 minutes including downloading. Follow these instructions and ask questions if you get stuck.

Full OTA Images for Nexus and Pixel Devices | Google Play services | Google for Developers

developers.google.com
[Other SmartWatches] DND86:
Hi, I can not find on the net firmware to downgrade to my Fossil. Can you direct me? After the last update (WearOS 2.8) the battery goes flat in the middle of the day and the "custom" battery mode that allowed me to arrive in the evening no longer exists. Thanks to those who will help me!
[Android Head-Units] Cid6.7:
What would you do ? just go ahead and buy a new unit or build one with new & already aquired parts ran with a 8gb Pi4b

Heres the gyst my old sofia mtcd crapped out and I kinda want to build a upgradeable unit myself. I have a 7" screen I have the Pi so I'm almost half way there already lol

I'd just like to know what are the other components/pihats you'd get to finish off this project. ?? The headunits like Mekede and Teyes are super nice but I cant justify spendin that kind of cash when I already have this stuff just sittin here collecting dust. If you could, please post links to the rest of the stuff like amp FM tuner ect

Thanks yahll
[Android Head-Units] rigattoni:
Well... This has nothing to do with the thematic of this forum.

Other than that: If you spend 10 minutes of your time and search in Google for Open Auto pro as example, you can find tons of pages about using a Raspberry 4b as car infotainment basis. --> https://bluewavestudio.io/shop/openauto-pro-car-head-unit-solution/
[Android Head-Units] Cid6.7:
I have thanks tips

I was asking if anyone had pro's or cons to each unit and which they prefer. And now I just wasted 10 minutes of my time replying to your useless post.
[Android Head-Units] rigattoni:
Wow... nice answer. May be you need some extra help?

Go, search for a forum which handles such stupid and time consuming things. At least THIS forum is exactly NOT the right one.

Look at the top, it´s called Android Head-Units.

... was nice to meet you... and now don´t waste my time!
[Android Head-Units] Cid6.7:
I can only waste your time if you reply to MY post therefor DONT REPLY if you dont have anything worth reading.
[Android Head-Units] fahrenhayt46:
I am looking for the most up-to-date software for my multimedia device.

I have a question:

(when I press the volume up key, the volume both rises and moves to the next song)

Do you know how to solve this problem?

Can you help me find out which is the current software for this product?

I know the make and model of the device. I'm adding some pictures. Can you tell me the brand and model of this device by looking at the pictures?

Ford focus 3 multimedia 2gb/16gb, 1024x600

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[Android Head-Units] surfer63:
Do you have a CANbus? If so, check the settings for that.

If you don't have a CANbus, you need to check the "steering wheel buttons" app that configures your steering wheel buttons.
[General Questions and Answers] Ethrelin:
Would Samsung get rid of the A series in the future and no longer have a budget or mid-range lineup in the United States? How likely is that to happen?
[General Questions and Answers] blackhawk:
Not. Then again Samsung does stupid things... their innovation dispersal from top to bottom sort of makes sense. The fact that mid tier phones have expandable storage and the flagships don't indicates how screwed up Samsung is.