yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android Head-Units] lukasz536:
Hi,

First check Bluetooth settings on your phone, especially check if your paired car head unit is set to synchronize/transfer multimedia (in addition to contacts).

In the head unit reloaded app on your car head unit, check if the Sink audio option is enabled.
[Android Head-Units] firesden:
Hola, gracias por la respuesta.

He revisado configuración y he conseguido que suene el audio en el coche. Lo que pasa es que se pausa a los 10 segundos.

Debe ser algo de la configuración del propio android auto, ya que si conecto el móvil solo con el bluetooth i aplicacion de musica normal si se escucha todo seguido.

Nose si a alguien le habrá pasado alguna vez.

Adjunto capturas de mi configuración del Android auto.

Gracias
[Android Head-Units] Franci_ss:
The same thing happens to me with audio. It didn't happen to me before. Has anyone solved it?
[Android Head-Units] firesden:
Me not solved...
[Android Head-Units] Astartina:
Me pasa lo mismo, al principio el audio salía bien por la radio android del automóvil, ahora solo sale el audio desde el teléfono pero se ve en la pantalla android del automóvil.

He tratado con y sin Bluetooth pero nada ...
[Touch HD General] mugen939:
hello all,

I have an issue thats been bothering mw aince i got this phone. Everytime I receive a voicemail I get a blank text message. I am on att network in the states, any help would be greatly appreciated.
[Redmi 9 Power / 9T] foxo753:
Hi everyone!

- I can't enter TWRP after installing EU rom on redmi 9T Global

- Previously I have installed several roms Lineage, PixelBlaster and everything worked fine.

But after installing EU ROM (on GLOBAL miui phone originally), I can't enter TWRP anyomre : logo of hellas twrp recovery dissapearing than reappear again and on and on...

And now my PC don't see Redmi 9T in fastboot mode -only in "normal" ADB mode is seen by PC....

Sry for my bad english...

What shoud I do?
[Redmi 9 Power / 9T] diaconu.silviu:
How did you install it? When you install the official EU rom twrp recovery it is rewritten by the official one. What is "hellas twrp recovery"?
[Redmi 9 Power / 9T] foxo753:
Hi!

I installed it with this TWRP:

https://xdaforums.com/t/recovery-3-5-a10-twrp-unnoficial-for-lime-redmi9t-beta.4233045/

I can see TWRP when entering recovery mode -BUT its flickering and it won't start TWRP
[Redmi 9 Power / 9T] foxo753:
I cannot understand why reflashing TWRP cannot bring it back? On original rom miui 12 everything was ok, but after flashing this EU with miui 14 idk what to do... Leave it on older rom?

UPDATE: Is this the answer?

Hybrid ROMs: The End of Recovery/Fastboot ROMs

During this Chinese New Year holidays break from building ROMs, we could put some time into research and have developed a new format for our ROMs. We are proud to announce the Hybrid ROMs. Why "Hybrid"? Well, because those ROMs are both Recovery ROMs and Fastboot ROMs, all in the same package...

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[Samsung Galaxy A6 Questions & Answers] memekidddd:
Hello everytime i root my phone or flash a GSI, after a while the system crashes and it goes into a loop where the system keeps crashing. A605FN
[Samsung Galaxy A6 Questions & Answers] ze7zez:
Use log-e and see what's going on there.
[Sony Xperia 1 V] Haldi4803:
Sup Guys,

I'm back on a Sony device.... at least for now.

Not exactly sure if i will keep the Xperia 1 V or if i sell it again. Might be a tad too expensive for my flavour.

But for now i got something new to play around with after the Poco X3 Pro.

Luckily and Sadly the "Game enahncer" has a special Feature called "H.S power control" which is a Power Passtrough for Charger. Originally that was intended to keep the device/battery cool by not charging the phone but instead directly powering it via Charger.

Sadly that only works on Selected apps and NOT system wide, nor while screen off, (Would have been perfect for deep sleep power measurement....) but you can select the apps you want... and benchmarks are included in that :)

my Powermeter works with the Samsung 55W Type-C charger that i use. SO charging Benchmarks incoming. But we all know that sony is quite a bit behind in fast-charging versus to competition.

But it allows to cap charging at 80% or 90% to save batter. On Stock without any mods. Thats cool.

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So.... i'm looking forward to fiddle around with this and that.

HF
[Sony Xperia 1 V] Haldi4803:
Index:

Thermal Throttling CPU & GPU: Post #3

Powerdrain Scenarios: Post #4

Charging: Post #5

WiFI Deepsleep: Post #6
[Sony Xperia 1 V] Haldi4803:
Post Nr 3:

Throttling Test: CPU

Maximum Heat the device can manage.

After 5 Minutes of Full power from a preheated device we end with about 4.8W Thermal power that can be continously sustained. (at 25°C Room temperature.... it's summer here...)

This is:

2016 Mhz on the 3 Small cores.

1401.6 Mhz on the 4 Big cores

1708.8 Mhz on the Prime core

When the phone "internal" temperature reaches 60°C the Throttling starts.

Small Cores don't throttle.

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taking a look at the Graph from Powerdraw we can see that it starts out at around 1.2A with 9V which is roughly 11W.

Then at 8.5W the phone reaches 60°C and from Power Limit Throttling it switches to Thermal Limit throttling, You can see the graph droping down heavily and Power drain goes to about 5.7W in less than 15 seconds.

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It stays at that value for about 2 Minutes until it drops again to the 4.8W which seem to be the sustainable Thermal load at 25°C ambient temperature. Didn't test any further than that... but seems legit.

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Here is a screenshot from the phone.

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Throttling Test: GPU

Maximum GPU clock the device can manage.

Using 3D Mark Wild Life Extreme Stress Test.

Thats is 20 runs nonstop.

This Test is not fair as the device was already kinda hot to begin with... but who cares. we wanna see the worst of the worst, and not the best case scenario or the exact amount of minutes you get full performance ;)

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Peak Performance is around 10W.... for the first run... the 2nd run already only goes up to 6.3W and even during the run throttles down to 4.2W

You can see the GPU trying with 680Mhz at the start, then dropping down during the run to 300mhz at the end of the run. Falling down small steps every few secons.

Later around rund 9 and 10 it doesn't even start at 680Mhz anymore but only 480Mhz.

First Run scores 3526 Points, Worst run scores 1077 Points.

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[Sony Xperia 1 V] Haldi4803:
Post Nr 4

Powerdrain of various Usage Scenarios

Sadly there is no way to use the H.S Power Control mode on the full device (yet...)

So we have to use some tricks.

Scenario 1: Screen

Using the Browser and About:Blank to display a full white page, Airplane mode and Dev Options "no Background processes" should eliminate most unneccessary stuff.

120Hz Mode:

Minimum Screen Brightness uses about 0.9-1W

Maximum Screen Brightness uses about 3.5W

60Hz Mode:

Minimum Screen Brightness uses about 0.9-1W

Maximum Screen Brightness uses about 3.5W

So yeah... no difference there, if you only display a white page without any changes. Good job Sony!

Now then, having the exact same thing as Minimum Screen brightness but activating 5G Mobile network stays around 1W but gives some annoying peaks to 1.5W every now and then.

Scenario 2: Network

Time for some Network benches.

Using the established baseline from before we switch on Mobile Network and open the Speedtest.net app.

Idle is about 1.3-1.4W Pressing the GO button on 5G Network shoots that up to about 6W for Download and 4.8W for Upload

Download:

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Upload:

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Switching back to 4G+ Network also know as LTE Advanced:

Same 1.3W Idle but it seems there are more spikes in there.....

Download is only around 5W. Upload gets similar 4.8W

Using Wifi on 5Ghz Network:

Download hoovers around 5W, Upload around 4,5W

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Switching back to 2.4Ghz WiFi:

Only 3.7W Download but still around 4.2W Upload:

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and in case anyone wonders.... here is a screenshot of the Results of those Speedtests.

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[Sony Xperia 1 V] Haldi4803:
Post Nr 5

Charging

As expected charging takes quite a while on the Sony Xperia 1 V.

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Using a Samsung 55W Quickcharger and a Fnirsi USB Powermeter in between it takes around 2 hours to reach 100%.

But at least Battery never gets over 30°C hot. That's a plus.

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at the beginning it charges with around 25W.

After roughly 18 Minutes it drops to 21W.

At the 45 minutes mark, which coincidence with 45% Battery capacity, the current gradually reduces until the battery is full.

There is no obvious CC/CV point if you look at the battery voltage, but going by changing current that should be said 45% mark.

Though i'm not sure if it's the 45% point or the 1hour 15 min around 70% Capacity, which does show a minimal voltage drop and a proper curved current drop.....

i don't even know what kind of battery the Xperia 1 V Uses...

Are there already Teardown videos out there?

Edit:

Did another test. From 10% to 100%, this time without the USB Powermeter in between.

Seems to be a little faster. 90 Minutes. Battery is also getting quite a bit warmer up to 37°C

80% is reached after 50 Minutes. 90% after 63 Minutes, and then it takes another 20 Minutes to reach 100%

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[Sony Xperia 1 V] tserv95:
So what's your overall grading on the benchmarks you got? Would you say this is good for the snapdragon 8 gen 2
[Sony Xperia 1 V] Haldi4803:
Well going by NoteBookCheck.com's benchmarks we're quite a bit behind the other phones.

But that's nothing a good custom Kernel couldn't fix.

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On the Other hand Benchmark results aren't everything. Using the 120Hz Mode the Sony feels blazing fast. Coming from a SD855+ this is a HUGE Speed bump. Opening tabs, clicking on Links, switching apps everything is just instantly done. It feels extremly fast and fluid.

Espescially since most phones still have a benchmark dedection software included that gives them extra boost or higher clocks.....

If you take a look at the browser Benchmarks Except for Jetstream2 Sony is always on top.

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So we can see sony put more ressources into real life optimizations than Benchmarks

(except of course that's all only due do Chrome 114 update...)

From the batterylife and Power usage aspect i blame the 4k Screen.

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(though it's not like the 1 IV did not have a 4k screen.....)

As a result Batterylife is kinda underwhelming.

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[Sony Xperia 1 V] Haldi4803:
Man i wish the "H.S power control" mode would be a global toggle and also work in DeepSleep.

So i wouldn't have to open my device for proper DeepSleep Measurements.
[Sony Xperia 1 V] Hudrator:
To be honest i was a bit 'shocked' to see this results. The "IDLE" values never have been top grade for xperia devices during the last years. But to get it even worse with the SD8Gen2 is kind of bogus.

At least this doesn't reflect my own experiences with both devices.
[Sony Xperia 1 V] Haldi4803:
Yes!

Especially since idle values are Bad but battery life values are better than IV version. WTF?
[Sony Xperia 1 V] decomposed:
So overall we pay for superfast processor and gpu but because sony does not provide any cooling solution like small vapor chamber or whatever, only this film means it throttle a lot.

We are losing not only cpu but for gpu it is more than 50%...

It throttle too much and the way sony handle battery is also bad 😞

So far disappointed with those 2 factors.

Same battery capacity but sony has worst battery results. I know it is not LTPO screen unfortunately (someone knows why?) But it's not only this as we can see idle power consumption is also bad.
[Sony Xperia 1 V] Hudrator:
Well as written above:

Interesting findings from notebookcheck - however looking through the forums and reviews this test seems to give a wrong impression.

I can just point out that the batterylife of my 1V is way better then on my 1IV.

On my 'longer' days i would put the 1IV at rest with ~30% left. Having a similar day with the 1V leaves me with 50%. Or without numbers: from 'mediocore' we are now for me at 'decent / good'
[Sony Xperia 1 V] mufunyo:
I have battery care set to 80% and it hasn't dipped below 20% on long days. I would normally disable battery care when I had a long day away from the house planned so I could use the full charge but I haven't felt the need to do that with the 1 V so far. I'm going to a rollercoaster theme park soon (lots of time spent in queues just browsing on my phone) so we'll see how well it copes then.

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[Sony Xperia 1 V] Not_Purgatory:
Some of the issues here can be fixed to some extent with either some tuning of the stock Sony kernel or the compilation of a optimized custom kernel (which also got mentioned in one of the OP's).

Damn, this makes me want to buy a 5V (1V is too big for my preferences) and play around with it as much as possible.
[Sony Xperia 1 V] Haldi4803:
Because i was really annoyed at my 5G Speed this morning i tought i'd give Power Measurement on Mobile Network Another try.

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First off, The Cell was simply completely overloaded. The speedtest i did later back at Home was showing off better 5G Speed.

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But yeah.... i did that after i was already done with the testing...

Sidenote: Where i live we only have 5G NSA. Because we don't have any Huawei 5G components we don't have a StandAlone network.

So i did a 10 Minutes Test Series. Because 10 Minutes is the longest time the Screen PowerOff setting accepts, and that should give enough data. Screen on manual minimum Brightness.

As always using a USB PowerMeter (in this case the FNB48) and the HS Powercontrol setting to Power the Phone ONLY via USB Cable and not via Battery.

Using Iperf 3 over Mobile Network to create a constant network load.

4G Idle

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5G Idle

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4G iPerf

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5G iPerf

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First thing we see is that the Network needs around 30sec to 1 minute to negotiate fullspeed.

Not entirely sure if that is Beamforming on the phone, or negotiating priority with the sender.

But well....

Fnirsi (the producer of the USB Power Meter) saves their files in some unreadable .cfn file format.... thanks for that... but hey, the internet got you covered! Seems like i'm not the first one annoyed by that. Finally .csv files for manipulating in Excel.

4G Idle	5G Idle	4G iPerf	5G iPerf
Average	0.948W	0.978W	3.817W	4.389W
Median	0.937W	0.952W	3.779W	4.373W
Average <1.1W	0.941W	0.954W
Average <4.8W	3.807W	4.372W

Using the Average without any value that peak over 1.1W 5G actually only uses 13mW more. Average it's 30mW more in Idle.

At full Performance the difference is 0.572W on Average and 0.565 trimmed.

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[Sony Xperia 1 V] King081:
we can get H.S power control globally on custom roms
[Sony Xperia 1 V] Haldi4803:
Yeah... Standby Batterlife is pretty good!

got another run here. Mainly idling around in WiFi.

4.5 Days with 6h SoT

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Duration: 108h9m57.088s

Aggregated Checkin Stats:
Metric | Value
Screen Off Discharge Rate (%/hr) | 0.43 (Discharged: 44%)
Screen On Discharge Rate (%/hr) | 6.61 (Discharged: 40%)
Screen On Time | 6h3m5.432s
Screen Off Uptime | 5h30m47.656s
Userspace Wakelock Time | 4h0m14.655s
Sync Activity | 36.204s (77 times)
JobScheduler Activity | 2h7m3.137s (4478 times)
App Wakeup Alarms | 1180 times
CPU Usage | 4h31m19.878s user time, 4h36m4.08s system time
Kernel Overhead Time | 1h30m33.001s
Kernel Wakelocks | 3h27m19.074s (137489 times)
Wakeup Reasons | 1h6m2.378s (11541 times)
Mobile KBs/hr | 3427.54
WiFi KBs/hr | 10716.45
Total WiFi Scan Activity | 5m10.543s (158 times)
Total WiFi Full Lock Activity | 0
Mobile Active Time | 6h42m18.35s
Signal Scanning Time | 37m30.174s
Full Wakelock Time | 19m2.415s
Interactive Time | 6h3m50.536s
Phone Call Time | 14m40.353s
Device Idle Mode Enabled Time | 50h18m28.976s
Device Idling Time | 50h37m27.536s
Total GPS Use | 4m40.073s (11 times)
Wifi Power Usage | 0.00%/hr, 0.00% total
Wifi Transfer Time | 0
Wifi Idle Time | 0
Bluetooth Power Usage | 0.00%/hr, 0.00% total
Bluetooth Transfer Time | 0
Bluetooth Idle Time | 0
Camera Use | 6m14.446s (42 times)
Flashlight Time | 3m24.219s (21 times)
Modem Transfer Time | 0
Modem Idle Time | 0
[Sony Xperia 1 V] Haldi4803:
Best one so far for Standby Idle:

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Duration / Realtime: 133h33m44.224s
Aggregated Checkin Stats:
Metric | Value
Screen Off Discharge Rate (%/hr) | 0.46 (Discharged: 59%)
Screen On Discharge Rate (%/hr) | 6.09 (Discharged: 27%)
Screen On Time | 4h25m55.168s
Screen Off Uptime | 7h15m43.272s
Userspace Wakelock Time | 4h59m48.19s
Sync Activity | 4m55.375s (98 times)
JobScheduler Activity | 3h23m20.735s (3869 times)
App Wakeup Alarms | 1529 times
CPU Usage | 3h50m24.737s user time, 4h34m46.842s system time
Kernel Overhead Time | 2h15m55.082s
Kernel Wakelocks | 3h21m53.48s (300419 times)
Wakeup Reasons | 1h29m37.482s (22041 times)
Mobile KBs/hr | 7042.57
WiFi KBs/hr | 37401.14
Total WiFi Scan Activity | 2m21.265s (59 times)
Total WiFi Full Lock Activity | 0
Mobile Active Time | 22h42m21.44s
Signal Scanning Time | 1h37m32.895s
Full Wakelock Time | 11m57.385s
Interactive Time | 4h11m10.003s
Phone Call Time | 52.76s
Device Idle Mode Enabled Time | 68h40m58.8s
Device Idling Time | 69h21m15.712s
Total GPS Use | 3m47.338s (3 times)
Wifi Power Usage | 0.00%/hr, 0.00% total
Wifi Transfer Time | 0
Wifi Idle Time | 0
Bluetooth Power Usage | 0.00%/hr, 0.00% total
Bluetooth Transfer Time | 0
Bluetooth Idle Time | 0
Camera Use | 3m45.207s (28 times)
Flashlight Time | 58.737s (5 times)
Modem Transfer Time | 0
Modem Idle Time | 0

Kernel Wakesources:
Ranking | Name | Duration / Hr | Count / Hr | Total Duration | Total Count
0 | rmnet_ctl | 16s975ms | 131.27 | 37m47.318s | 17533
1 | IPA_CLIENT_APPS_WAN_LOW_LAT_CONS | 16s408ms | 132.27 | 36m31.517s | 17666
2 | IPA_CLIENT_APPS_LAN_COAL_CONS | 15s389ms | 142.20 | 34m15.5s | 18992
3 | rmnet_ipa%d | 13s940ms | 74.13 | 31m1.88s | 9901
4 | IPA_CLIENT_APPS_WAN_COAL_CONS | 12s901ms | 63.09 | 28m43.194s | 8426
5 | alarmtimer.0.auto | 4s47ms | 2.01 | 9m0.576s | 269
6 | qcom_rx_wakelock | 3s834ms | 44.11 | 8m32.103s | 5892
7 | RMNET_SHS | 1s429ms | 0.83 | 3m10.986s | 111
8 | PowerManagerService.Display | 1s38ms | 4.61 | 2m18.742s | 616
9 | PowerManager.SuspendLockout | 1s30ms | 4.67 | 2m17.604s | 624

Kernel Wakeup Reasons:
Ranking | Name | Duration / Hr | Count / Hr | Total Duration | Total Count | Show Count vs Time
0 | Abort: Pending Wakeup Sources: [timerfd] | 12s299ms | 67.58 | 27m22.688s | 9026 |
1 | 241 ipa | 5s452ms | 29.54 | 12m8.207s | 3946 |
2 | Abort: Pending Wakeup Sources: IPA_CLIENT_APPS_WAN_LOW_LAT_CONS rmnet_ctl | 5s424ms | 13.43 | 12m4.485s | 1794 |
3 | 266 pm8xxx_rtc_alarm | 410ms | 13.22 | 54.876s | 1766 |
4 | Abort: Pending Wakeup Sources: IPA_CLIENT_APPS_LAN_COAL_CONS | 5s458ms | 12.64 | 12m9.017s | 1688 |
5 | Abort: Pending Wakeup Sources: [timerfd] [timerfd] | 721ms | 4.52 | 1m36.415s | 604 |
6 | Abort: Last active Wakeup Source: qrtr_ws | 462ms | 3.65 | 1m1.79s | 487 |
7 | Abort: Pending Wakeup Sources: IPA_WS | 1s219ms | 3.17 | 2m42.835s | 424 |
8 | Abort: Some devices failed to suspend, or early wake event detected | 1s172ms | 2.35 | 2m36.668s | 314 |
9 | Abort: Callback failed on alarmtimer.0.auto in platform_pm_suspend.cfi_jt+0x0/0x8 returned -16 | 3s118ms | 2.01 | 6m56.523s | 268 |
[Sony Xperia 1 V] King081:
Try with aospa now, it doesn't throttle so easily, 100 threads after 15 mins ends up with 80% of the performance
[Sony Xperia 1 V] King081:
The thermal sheet make sures the heat doesn't damage heat sensitive components, the throttling issue is just Sony being aggressive with their config, and vapour chamber spreads heat everywhere making batteries etc go hotter than they should be, on aospa we've mostly fixed the aggressive thermal throttling that Sonys done
[Philips, Sony, TCL Android TV] overmal:
Hello everyone I want to update my TCL TV model : led49p3cfs

didn't update since 2017/2018

anyone have the latest firmware?
[General Questions and Answers] Bladius:
Hey guys, I updated ArrowOS 13.1 today to 6/29/2023. However, ADB mode in OTG mode still does not work for me. It doesn't see my second connected smartphone. I have already checked 3 different USB-C cables, along with the OTG plug and still nothing. In fastboot mode sometimes it works sometimes it doesn't. I have the ADB and Fastboot module loaded as a magisk module and additionally for Termux. I've tried restarting and re-enabling Developer Options, but nothing helps.
[General Questions and Answers] ze7zez:
It is not excluded that the error is in the ROM, so ask the developer this question.

Before that, however, try to switch the connection mode between the android and the PC several times.
[Touch Dual, MDA Touch Plus ROM Development] avseq:
does any one knows a 3d rom for nike100. same as touch diamonds, if yes plz post the url. thanks
[Touch Dual, MDA Touch Plus ROM Development] ajb303:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=402752

Hey, you should use should search bar at top first :) Im sure there are other roms with the 3D drivers also
[Touch Dual, MDA Touch Plus ROM Development] kareeem:
Question asked and answered. Please check and see if other threads already exist before pressing that "New Topic" button ;)

Thread closed.
[OnePlus 10T 5G] mike_san:
Hi guys!,

Was looking to renew my old Realme x2 pro, and was thinking on getting finally a OnePlus, I don't do that much of a Root since Widevine.

Is the battery drain that bad? I mean I know that you've 150w charging battery but, 4000mh should get you through the day using it regularly on calls and Whatsapp and Gaming.

What are your thoughts as an owner?

What about the selfie camera?

Thanks!
[OnePlus 10T 5G] vcfvct:
it is a snappy phone with the TSMC chip. The 125W Charging is great. Camera is sufficient for day-to-day use. To me the best part is it has a FLAT screen comparing to the 10pro or 11's curved screen which is quite fragile.
[OnePlus 10T 5G] TravisBean:
I think it's a good phone for the price. I got it for $349 on sale at Best Buy. Smooth gameplay and I think that the call quality is excellent. I haven't really noticed anything about the battery one way or the other, neither really bad or really good, I'd say it's sufficient. The fast charge is a nice little plus. I don't think you'll be able to find another phone with a Snapdragon 8 plus gen 1 and a 120 HZ screen for less than $349. Speaking of the screen it's quite pleasant and fairly bright. My LG v40 thinq was a little bit sharper but the brightness and fluidity of the OnePlus screen makes up for it. Let's face it, it ain't no Samsung S23 Ultra, but at 1/3 of the price, one cannot complain.
[OnePlus 10T 5G] TravisBean:
One great feature that this phone does have is the supercharge function. Before I hopped into the shower to go to work I only had 54% battery, 10 minutes later when I got out of the shower the battery level was at 100%.
[Windows 10, 8, 7, XP etc.] Mihaicelmare YT:
Does anybody have a Windows Vista Starter ISO that I can download for an old pc?

I need it until tomorrow