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[Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & O] MpegTv:
Thanks. Which camera app did you use? It looks nice.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & O] ItSurajx:
It's Was Made By Parrot One Of The Best Camera App For Redmi Note 7 :)
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & O] RinaZet:
What app is this? VirusTotal finds nothing. Also hash sums are different...

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[Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & O] shinitz:
Is this the plus version?
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & O] RinaZet:
No, it's the regular version.

But the plus version system.img has the same file...
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & O] RinaZet:
Well it seems there are 2 apps with the same package name located in \system\priv-app: NetworkStack and NetworkStackNext.

The first one is clean, the second one, though...

The official july version is clean. the official august version for another device is clean, too

Hot update: reanalyzed the app in VirusTotal and now it's clean. False alarm I guess?
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & O] ItSurajx:
Yes Most Probably Because I Think Pixel Experience Is One Of The Most Trusted Custom Rom..
[HTC Excalibur] corygillespie:
Does anyone else's memory seem to disappear after the phone has been on for awhile?? If so is there any fixes??
[HTC Excalibur] stylez:
Start\My Tools\Free Memory or you can use CeleTask or SKTools, you will not regane all the RAM so a soft re-set once in a while will gain it back.

M$ phones tend to have leaks no matter what ROM you use.
[HTC Excalibur] roloracer:
memory leak.

Stylez is right, I use rick's v24 and I use the celetask to free up memory after closing apps with task mamager just to keep the mem. fresh, but also after a while you start getting less and less free memory back so a soft reset gets you back to the most memory like stylez said.
[HTC Excalibur] NRGZ28:
Try decreasing your page pool with the method described by stylez in their ROM thread... Currently the low amount of RAM is the only thing that sucks about the excalibur as a phone :( I'm glad I got the Touch Pro where that's no longer an issue at all.
[HTC Excalibur] darquegt:
i had the same problem with the rose rom. Even closing all tasks and freeing memory didn't help after a few hours....it was either reboot or I couldn't open programs. I eventually went back to the other rom I had..... I like the Rose rom though....very clean...very simple. Just couldn't do with the memory problem.
[HTC Excalibur] NRGZ28:
Well the problem with the high memory utilization of the Rose ROMs, guys, is that all the applications in the Rose ROMs were intended for the S740 "Rose" device which has 256Megs of RAM. Our Excaliburs only have 64... While on a S740 this wouldnt be a problem at all, it is for the Excaliburs. My advice is to kill all the apps you dont need running the background, including all extra processes, like the htc weather service... etc
[HTC Excalibur] h3535:
NRG, is the htc weather application removed from the superlite rom of yours? that ROM looks good, might have better battery life than regular rose roms. thanks.
[HTC Excalibur] NRGZ28:
It's not removed, but it can be easily disabled with a registry edit :)
[HTC Excalibur] jdoggraz:
Or you can always reboot your phone if you tend to have a decline in memory... this is what I always do and it has worked out for me just fine... :)
[Nothing Phone 1] aadityawith2a:
Hi, I recently upgraded my device to nothing os 2 leaked update. I don't want to wait for the official release but since then It is giving me bad battery life, so I want to downgrade and then upgrade officially.

How to dowgrade?( if possible)

i am in warranty(11 months left) so I want some help that it will not void my warranty

Thank you In advance
[Nothing Phone 1] Pepousek67:
There's already the same thread: https://xdaforums.com/t/how-to-roll-back-to-nothing-phone-1-original-version.4620785/

PS: The leaked OS 2.0.2 is very very nice on the battery against OS 1.6.5View attachment 5987985
[Nothing Phone 1] aadityawith2a:
thanks, another question will we be able to upgrade when the official will drop in a few days? or not
[Nothing Phone 1] Pepousek67:
Hard to say yet...
[Nothing Phone 1] Pepousek67:
Můžete přejít z Beta 2.0.2 na oficiální 2.0.0!!

Opravný soubor:

Mod translation:

you can go from beta 2.0.2 to official 2.0.0!!

patch file:

Nothing Phone (1) - Repo [ NOS ][ OTA ][ IMG ][ GUIDE ][ ROOT ]

Note: This is not a support thread for issues you may have with Nothing OS ROMs. If you need help installing or updating, feel free to ask here. If you have any other issues, please ask in another thread. Regarding problems with PHONE(1), you...

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[Motorola Edge 30] kunmun36:
View attachment 5987935We are very excited to announce Paranoid Android Topaz, based on Android 13.

On the first launch, you’ll notice a clean setup with beautiful wallpapers from Hampus Olsson, who teamed up with us again to create several beautiful pieces of artwork. Hampus is a multi-disciplinary artist whose design stands for itself and we’re glad to have him onboard. We also added further UI touches that we believe enhance the overall user experience. You can find all of the Paranoid Android wallpapers and many more in the Abstruct app from the PlayStore.

Our builds are based on the Code Linaro Organization Android base, which is optimized for Qualcomm platforms and has a higher degree of performance, battery life, and functionality compared to the Android Open Source Project platform. The Paranoid Android team and contributors are focusing on squashing existing bugs, and implementing and improving features, performance, and stability. We are dedicated to providing a user experience with the stability that you can expect from stock ROMs with best-in-class performance and features to help you get the most out of your device.

Notice

We kindly ask all of you that are in a position to donate anything, to help and support us so we can provide better and faster build releases, as well as increase the download speed of our servers, all looking for your enjoyment.

You can donate on the link below:

Donate

Device-specific issues

* You tell us

Requirements

Make sure you've latest platform tools for Android.

Download

You can always get our builds from our website Paranoid Android website

Note: Custom kernels are NOT supported the kernel says it supports PA and GMS is included!

Changelogs

Keep an eye on our Twitter account, @paranoidaospa, as we will be posting about new features getting included in the release builds, as well as links to betas for those devices that will get them. For more detailed information please have a look at the second post of this thread of each build changelog on the website.

Paranoid Android Topaz released

Instructions

Boot into recovery

Format data

Flash ROM

Reboot

Kernel source.

Important / Useful links

Paranoid Android Twitter

Paranoid Android Channel (Telegram)

Paranoid Android Download Channel (Telegram)

Paranoid Android Community (Telegram)

Cheers and #StayParanoid!
[Motorola Edge 30] kunmun36:
reserved
[Motorola Edge 30] raiprasant62:
ends up in bootloop for me. extracted the boot, dtbo and vendor boot files from the rom itself. please guide me if I'm doing anything wrong here.
[Motorola Edge 30] giar72:
hi all....I tried from arrow's adb sideload after installing paranoid... where can I find the boot file to patch it? I can't install magisk..

edit ok from payload.bin
[Motorola Edge 30] fash99:
Hi.

So should i follow the guide from Arrow´s rom to get installed this rom?

Thanks!
[Motorola Edge 30] giar72:
I had arrow os before so I installed from its recovery... For the root of magisk I extracted the boot file from payload.bin and I patched it
[Android Head-Units] Blackwatch:
Hi, I have just bought an android head unit for my car and I'm trying to find out what chip it is so I can I stall FCC Launcher.

So far this is the info I have managed to get from the unit.View attachment 5987943

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Yes i know its not Android 12, its a fake 12 and actually 9 ( one of the reasons i may return it unless the seller offers me a partial refund. )
[Android Head-Units] marchnz:
Search "stm32"
[XPERIA X1 General] GamerOfFreedom:
Cant someone post the burning flower picture from TouchFlo 3D so i can get in on my X1
[Lenovo Legion Y700] Paka kabana:
Hi, I was hoping for a new 8 inches tablet with OLED screen but it seems the new version is still LCD. So really don't know of it is worth it for the price, 450$ while the 2022 version is 250$.

I just want to use it for read manga and play videogames(android, emulator, streaming) so for that price gap is it worth it the new one or should I go for the older one?
[Lenovo Legion Y700] LazaruXSoda114:
Older one is okay, but the performance is bit worse.

SD 870 works a bit better on tablet due to better thermal conditions. But it'll soon fall out of time. 8+ gen 1 is absolutely better.

However, $450 is overpriced, Y700 2023 costs ￥2899 (~$400) at JD.com (Chinese E-commercial platform)

I would recommend you wait a month to get better price. Also, It's selling well recently, so don't wait until out of sale.
[Lenovo Legion Y700] vries:
New one is too expensive for me.
[Lenovo Legion Y700] bloomfielderic:
8 gen 1+ is ~30% more powerful than 870. Other changes except for RAM, refresh rate and (Wifi 6e?) are mostly QoL ones. The 2022 version is already more than capable imo
[Lenovo Legion Y700] LazaruXSoda114:
Btw, 2023 version has metal body, but 2022 ones only has metal frame and plastic back.

on the contrary, 2022 ver has pogo pins for its keyboard (although u won't use it too much due to just gaming needs), 2023 ver lacks pogo pins, but equipped with two typec interface.
[Lenovo Legion Y700] LazyPCRehab:
The Y700 2022 version has no POGO pins or keyboard, you are confused.
[Lenovo Legion Y700] LazyPCRehab:
If you value battery life, go with the 2022 version. I have the 2022 version and absolutely love it. The 2023 version has to great qualities, the power and two USB-C ports, but thermals and battery life may be an issue.
[OnePlus 11] psychemisha:
Coming from op9p didnt had any issues now here on op11 i cant manage it to work seems like it cant install driver or something
[OnePlus 11] BesoC:
Check out this one mate :) it works perfectly for me

https://github.com/AndroidAudioMods/ViPER4Android/releases
[OnePlus 11] psychemisha:
Thx going to chech this
[Touch HD General] djschumi:
I had TCPMP on my TyTN II which is now not working on my HD. Any sugesstions? I couldn't dl divx mobile, core player is payable anything else?
[Touch HD General] Rudegar:
not sure about blackstone but

my x1 got the same res and i found a version of

TCPMP which works just fine
[Touch HD General] djschumi:
Could you post it here or upload it somewhere?
[Touch HD General] johnpatcher:
The Wiki is talking about "V0.72RC1-ARM-PPC-recomp-01", just take a look here. A modded version for download is provided here.
[Touch HD General] GLOC:
Link not valid, any other links?

Thanks
[Touch HD General] skriblez:
I aquired a copy of CorePlayer and it works very nice with normal video files. Picture lags quite a bit on video files in the x264. The sound plays back fine on the x264 files
[Moto G 5G Questions & Answers] Craydad:
Hand me down Moto one 5g ace XT2113-2 build# RZK231 Q3-45-16-8-19.

Phone is connected to WiFi. Clicked WiFi-Calling On. Pop-up Trying to Turning on WiFi-calling this may take a few moments.

Several moments later.

Unable to activate WiFi-Calling at this time. Please try again later.

Went a few rounds with Visible support trying to get it to work, including doing a factory reset, pulling sim card, asked for a sim re-provision etc. Unsuccessful.

Borrowed a coworker's Verizon sim and WiFi-calling works without issues.

*#*#4636#*#* Set network preferred type is greyed out, along with mobile radio power,volte provisioned, video calling, wifi calling, eab and run ping test, Oem Specific/Settings/ SmSC and toggle dns check.

Any ideas? Wasting my time trying to get it to work?
[Moto G 5G Questions & Answers] RETIEF:
That phone should work on wifi, but it is not designed to work perfectly on Verizon. (There is a Verizon version of the phone.)

I don't have an easy answer for you. I have AT&T and it took several days/attempts to get wifi calling working. I am not sure it ever worked before I switched to a custom ROM.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Guyinlaca:
Before I go into detail, I've used the Pixel 7 Pro as a business phone since release, and my opinion of it has changed relative to new releases. Compared to Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 phones, sure it's a bit less snappy, runs a bit warmer, charging is very slow, and battery life is worse, but the smooth un-bloated software experience and ability to run custom mods could warrant these compromises.

Fast forward to 2023, and the Pixel 7 Pro feels like a 3 year old phone. The Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 models gets remarkable battery life, perhaps 50% more than the 8 Gen 1 and double that of the Pixel 7 Pro. I've had the chance to use the Galaxy S23 Ultra and Motorola Edge+ 2023 and between faster processor, faster storage, faster charging, and longer battery life, there is no competition. Looking at the Motorola Edge+ 2023 which is running stock Android, but with 512 GB storage for $300 less than the P7P 512 GB variant is a no brainer.

Given that the Tensor chips are usually a generation behind, and that they're already 6 months late to the party, it's possible that the Pixel 8 line is going to suffer from the same mid cycle obsolescence. Unless you really love the pixel camera, or are planning to install custom mods, it makes much more sense to go for one of the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 models. Again, it's not that the Pixel 7 Pro is a bad device, but it's just not worth the asking price anymore.

If Google really wants to get competitive, they should be using next gen chips, even if they are Samsung based. An Exynos 2400 equivalent in 2023 would give them a huge boost in power and efficiency.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] krakout:
All good points. Got my 7P at black Friday prices, and that's how I'm getting my next one (9P probably?) but I wouldn't have gotten it at its regular price back then.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Juice3250:
I have to agree with you. Mine runs cooler now that I have turned off background apps and data usage. Every once in a while, I'll notice it running warmer and it's usually due to a new app that has access to run in the background unrestricted. I tried turning off 5g and LTE is just too slow to use compared to 5g. I'm mostly on WiFi all day but if I worked someplace where I had to rely on a Data connection, I'd be pretty unsatisfied with it. I'm currently waiting to see what the trade in deals will be for the iPhone 15 pro max or what the S24 Ultra will be. I go back and forth between wanting to get rid of my 7 Pro or just stick it out until I absolutely have to trade it in or sell it.

Loading apps that require a connection are slow to load on my Pixel 7 pro. While the camera takes good pictures, I wouldn't say I use it a lot to get the most out of it. I'd probably be happy or satisfied with an S23 plus.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] jake.99x3:
I like the look of the moto edge. My pixel display has cracked twice and my back glass completely shattered. I've never had a phone screen break before my pixel 😂 Disappointed in build quality and over heating but very much enjoy being unlocked and rooted. I so badly wish I could get a Samsung rooted and unlocked in the US
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] jhjhjhjhjhjh:
I put a case on my pixel when i felt how slippery the phone is.

I said this on many occasions, i used to buy Samsung phones, but haven't since 2014 when they LOCKED ALL UNITED STATES BOUGHT SAMSUNG PHONES..:( Unable to BOOTLOADER UNLOCK/ROOT/RIGHT TO REPAIR!!!

Why do we let Samsung get away with this.

I wish every U.S person never buy a Samsung phone untill they give us UNLOCKABLE BOOTLOADERS..

Pixel phones is the best here is in the U.S for the ability to own our phones...

Apple leading and samsung following lock down procedures to keep the user from modifying.. Why though??
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] jaseman:
I read all the above arguments and agree with some, and disagree with some as it all depends on what you the end user wants/expects/needs from your phone. I like the point and shoot capabilities of the camera and the quality of the pictures with the ability to erase unwanted stuff. But I don't take that many pictures...so...

What I would miss more than anything is the Pixel's ability to STOP spam/scam/crap calls! No other phone I have ever owned was as capable. If Google ever lets the exact same level of phone control go to other OEM's then I can see them losing sales. Right now I am waiting to see what the Pixel 8 series brings to the table in comparison to the Sony 5V, and the upcoming Galaxy S24 Ultra. One of these three will be my next phone...hmmmm, now which one do I want......
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Locoman_:
Agreed. I spent little on this phone so it's an incredible value for me. Never had overheating issues, easy to root and customize with great developer support. If I was in the market for today's "top" spec'd phone, my calculous might be different. Everyone's use/need case may differ.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] gettinwicked:
I 100% agree that Google needs to be using next gen chips instead of previous gen chips. First off, charging barely under Samsung & Apple phone prices for phones with old chips is kind of BS. And if they used next gen chips, pixel phones would be unstoppable lol.

I just traded in my paid off S22 ultra for a 7 pro, and my new pixel is way snappier than the ultra. So, I can't say it feels like a 3 year old phone at all, not even really an old phone. I miss some Sammy features, but I'm happy to be back on a pixel. Also, I paid $145 after trade in lol. I might still get a pixel 8 pro when they come out.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] krakout:
One great thing about my 7P -after several months of heavy use, it doesn't feel like it's bogged down. I don't know if it's the OS or the hardware, but with every other phone I works always factory reset every now and then to make it snappy again...
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Giocarro:
I am happy with Pixel 7 Pro.

Coming from years of Samsung phones, the picture colors never satisfied my expectations: always too saturated, often too bright, seldom natural looking colors.

Pixel got rid of these issues, and I am very happy with the pictures it takes and the optical zoom, too.

Samsung surely makes great phones, but they *really* need to step back with that over-elaboration thing.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] mikebb00:
I'm happy with the Pixel 7 Pro. I was using Samsung Devices for a few years then switched to OnePlus, OP was a great phone and company at the time until Oppo Purchase. The only complaint with the P7P is the default launcher that doesn't give you the ability to remove the google search at the bottom of the screen (Nova resolved that). Then again this isn't a problem with the P7P hardware itself, these are just refinements Google/HTC can make with OS updates like the ability to support dual-ring tones if using dual-sim/esim, which goes back to OS support - Automate App resolved the dual ringtone issue. I'll be paying close attention to the Pixel 8 Pro when released to see if it's worth upgrading.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] otonieru:
As pixel 7 pro and s23 ultra owner, i think pixel only worth to buy if it cost at most 70% of samsung flagship price for same capacity.

and unfortunately, in my country, 12GB/256GB P7P, cost the same as 12GB/1TB S23U

it sucks when google can't even sell their phone in more countries officially
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Guyinlaca:
Don't misunderstand, if you get a great deal on the Pixel 7 Pro, by all means go for it. However, for $650 and up in the US, there are much better options out there. Given that the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 is a huge leap over the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1, which was already a generation ahead of the Tensor 2, the performance and efficiency differences are huge. The Galaxy S23 Ultra, Motorola Edge+ 2023, or the OnePlus 11, have raised the bar in terms of speed and battery efficiency. True, one could say the Tensor 2 is plenty fast for almost every task, and it is right now, but software can only make up for so much for dated hardware in the long term.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Giocarro:
In my humble opinion SOC power of premium devices overtook our needs since a couple of years.

I am a kind of "stutter nerd", and in past years rooted all my phones to change kernel and try to achieve the smoothest and stutter-free experience possible.

Let's face it: nowadays, with any premium device and 120Hz refresh rate, occasional stuttering is due to bad optimization of apps, not lack of SOC raw power.

For the time being the only application I see lagging a bit in my P7P is the bank app splash animation, that's all.

Scrolling in a web browser and gaming is perfect given the connection is good.

I admit that this phone will probably be the first one I keep for more than one year, since... I guess it was the OnePlus One that endured that long.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] krakout:
I tend to agree. I see nothing whatsoever being slow on my 7P. Sure, some animations could be smoother, but this is down to Android itself (if you use iOS you'll know what I'm talking about), not hardware.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] xtcislove:
The p7pro is good. I switched to a nothing phone 2 anyway.

The p7pro felt cheap and easy to break compared. The software was good but got nothing I am missing now. Sure the camera was superior but I'm not a photographer.

The np2 is faster, way better battery and simply looks and feels way better. I stick with nothing and will maybe try Motorola in the future.

Xiaomi, Samsung, Huawei build awesome devices but are to bloated or locked down.

If Google is going for better build quality I consider their phones again.