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[Android Head-Units] Rolek69:
I've searched the forum to figure out which kind of head unit I've got in my BMW because I have some minor problems with it, but I couldn't find the right one. Maybe someone could help me find a suitable feed. I've already checked if it is an FTY unit but it is not, as the HWGet_info.apk has shown me. It is a USI8581 Unit as it seems. if you need any Fotos or fower info just let me knowView attachment 6026853

These are the files I've got on the HWget zip
[Android Head-Units] marchnz:
Post screenshot of Android system information including MCU version
[Android Head-Units] Rolek69:
Here you go. I hope that helps.
[Android Head-Units] marchnz:
Unfortunately

MCU: XRC --> which head unit?

hello all, I'm a bit frustrated since I searched all over and could not find out what type of head unit I have, my MCU says: anyone has a clue how to upgrade etc.? thx a lot! best

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[Android Head-Units] Rolek69:
So there is no fower info than that feed, cause it is kind of a cheap rip-off? Or am I wrong? Because it works surprisingly well apart from some minor problems.
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] mmaannggee:
I have look around a long time for any program, tweak, regkey anything to disable the wake up on mms on htc diamond and touch HD. Anyone else have an idea to disabe the phone from waking up? :)
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] CorruptedSanity:
What does disable wake on receipt?

Dont you want your phone lighting up, vibrating and making audible alerts when you receive an mms or sms?
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] mlalahoi:
HD Tweak has an option for this, you can easily find it on the forum. Cheers!
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] mmaannggee:
thanks

it is to disable the Touch HD to lighten up only when an mms is coming.. When sms comes it doesent light up thats good.. still black.. i will give Hd tweak a try =)
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] CorruptedSanity:
Why dont you want it to lighten up when you get an sms?
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] mmaannggee:
its not sms.. read the thread.. i want to DISABLE light up (wake up) on MMS =)
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] cx2k5:
settings-sounds n notifications - notifications - new mms = uncheck the light one the screen for x minutes.
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] CorruptedSanity:
ok sorry, why dont you want it to wake up on mms?
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] mmaannggee:
I have it in my jeans

"CorruptedSanity	ok sorry, why dont you want it to wake up on mms? "

When i have the mobile in my jeans and i get an mms it lighten up and when it does i pushevery button on the phone in my jeans.. not good.. cause i dont use the lock function.. i just make the screen dark and dont whant it to wake up in my pants :P thx cx2k5 but it doesent work.. it still lighten up =/ I saw in regedit there was an "wakeuponnewsms" disable.. And i tried to add a new string with "wakeuponnewmms" "0" but doesent work :P..
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] raphael_ding:
why not try HD Tweak, it offers an option to get it through EASILY
[OnePlus 7 Pro ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] sportytony:
I have this phone and the One Plus 8 pro ( with lineage as they are not going to bring A14) and a couple of other phones that I swap the sim card to play with. I was able to finally install the latest cr thru lineage 20 recovery, which is the trick, but have no gapps as was supposed to be included with rom { but it wasn't} and I don't mind finding my apps thru f-droid, but is there a way now to install gapps? ( and get my apps that I use all the time?
[OnePlus 7 Pro ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] ZG_DEV:
Download a flashable GApps from a website like "mind the Gapps" and then flash through twrp
[OnePlus 7 Pro ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] sportytony:
Thank you. (haven't used twrp in a while as there have been irregularities with it) I was able to install gapps with crdoid recovery. ( I hope this helps anyone else)
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] spaha-bih:
So, now after Pixel 8 is out and OP12 is near. It is time for me to buy a new phone. In my current device, Poco F3 battery died, I have order it but don`t know when it will arrive. In meanwhile, I took some time to watch some reviews. What makes me a problem now, is OP 11 16GB/256GB model is, price pretty much similar with Pixel 7 pro 12GB/128 GB model, 256GB is slightly expensive.

Now, I have always wanted to have either Nexus or Pixel device now. But I am not much convinced to go with Pixel 7 pro with what I have been told on these reviews. Battery, signal reception are not great, overheating, inconsistent refresh rate when device overheats.

Now on the other side, OP11 does not have much problems with that.

Now, when Android 14 is out, what do you think is it worth to go with 7 pro, or should I go with OP11. Key things for me are the battery, though it does not have to be the greatest to last 2 or 3 days. Having full day will do it for me. System stability, software support, again same with battery, I don`t need to receive update every month but also I don`t want to wait for couple of months for one update.

And last, custom roms. Now I see Pixel 7 pro seems to have much better support, do custom roms potentially fix some of these issues, like battery or heating the device, or even improve further the performance of the device? Since this is PIxel devices, it`s not heavy customized like Samsung or Xiaomi devices are.

Has anyone owned both of these devices, which would you recommend for me to have. My feelings leans towards to the Pixel, because of the software and the camera, but my reason tells me to go with OP11 which clearly has better hardware for this price.

And last but not least, I plan to keep this phone for at least 3 years.

I am literally fighting in my head to decide with which phone to go haha.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Fishawy:
I came from 6 years of OnePlus (ending with OP9Pro) to Pixel 7 Pro.

P7P pros: Better design (my opinion), cleaner vanilla software (no ColorOS shenanigans), Pixel experience, cameras, faster updates, potentially longer OS & security support (with the P8P promise of 7 years, it could fully or partly extend to P7 series), easier flashing/updating (using PixelFlasher), and better custom ROM support if you're into that.

Op11 pros: SD chip, faster charging, and that lovely alert slider.

A14 significantly improved the issues A13 had on P7P. No more overheating, and much better battery consumption. Easily 7-8 hrs SOT with moderate usage.

The only thing that I don't like about the above choice is the P7P having only 128GB, that's too little for me. If it's not an issue for you, P7P any day.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] spaha-bih:
Thanks for concrete reply. I agree with the 128GB storage. But I use OneDrive as my cloud backup so that could help.

But I might stretch to 12GB/256GB variant if I found one.

So your overall pick would be 7 pro at the end.

custom roms are important to me. I don`t know what is it or is it some kind of psychological trick, but when I flash custom rom (good one) just then it feels to me like I actually own my phone. But I am glad to see that A14 fixed lots of these things on 7 pro.

Thanks again for the reply. I have been planning to buy Pixel 8 pro next year right around this time, but the dead battery of my Poco f3 forced me to buy a new phone earlier.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] p51d007:
I also gave up on OnePlus after the 7T. I had the OnePlus One, 6T, 7T, but their "bang for the buck" isn't what it once was. Also, when they merged their OS with the Oppo line, I didn't care for the change. Another thing, is if you do trade it back in after a couple years, the trade in value isn't very high.

I also had issues with signal & heating problems but that disappeared when the 14 betas started coming out.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Fishawy:
P7P, no regrets.

With the A14 improvements, I don't even have a need to upgrade to P8P. Thermometer and a new Tensor aren't really worth the extra money, plus I don't see myself holding on to any phone for 7 years anyway.

Mine is 512GB, but if you can find a 256 that would be the sweet spot with a little bit of extra cash, and you can have that for like 3-4 years easy.

Custom ROMs, those days are far behind me, but I've seen at least 7 or 8 ROMs on here and on Telegram, so you're in for a treat.

Good luck.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] gundam311:
If you love custom roms with few bugs or no bugs at all. Pixel 7 pro for the win. I came from xiaomi and one plus, but i felt satisfied with pixel. Maybe I'll upgrade my phone when pixel 10 comes.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] mikebb00:
If you're using AT&T I recommend staying away from the OP11, had to return mine [loved it!] and had to go with the Pixel 7 Pro. I've been using the OnePlys 7T for a couple of years, everything was functional {eg: hotspot, vpn, etc} and when upgrading to the OP11, AT&T refused to enable any of the options saying it was due to 'Not Certified' on their network. I've been using the P7Pro for over a year and seems to be working properly ... Yes. I miss OP devices
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] kkjb:
Have a OP11 now and a 8 pro. Had a 7 pro. Sold it to save up for the 8 pro. Also had, sold, rebought another Sony Xperia 1V.

My interest is cameras. 7 pro camera --> especially if you can use Gcam Mods to retune pixel 7 pro camera to your tastes much better choice than the OnePlus 11 cameras.

OP11 cameras are OK, if you enjoy one lense zoom capabilities like 7 pro has its a better choice.

Battery life on a 7 pro worse than OnePlus, unless you factor in A14 which has helped Pixel 7p.

Software long-term? Pixel compared to OnePlus, no comparison Google faster updates ability to flash backwards / forwards. OnePlus forward only, flashing tools nonexistent. Yes there are cracked edl tools, I have yet to get it to work. So OnePlus only.

OnePlus better cpu, GPU if you game. Overall faster processing since it's just a better CPU, GPU. Curved screen not a favorite shape, I prefer flat.

My personal opinion if given your choices only, buy a Pixel 7pro used in best condition you can afford.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] spaha-bih:
Well boys. I wanted to buy at the end Pixel 7 pro. But it`s a bit tough these phones, Neither of these companies are officially available in my country, so I had to rely on some of phone stores we have here, and the problem is when they ran out of the batch they have, they don`t know when the other batch will come. So I called yesterday and one store had only one OnePlus 11, and since I needed a new phone asap, I had to go with the plus.

The phone is fine, but damn, I don`t understand some things what are they doing. Already missing Pixel experience.

I see what Fishawy means with ColorOS shenanigans. I just literally had to `hack` around to enable VoLTE, unbelievable.

Overall, the phone is fine, but I think this OS will drive me nuts. Hopefully there will be some good custom roms for this device or I will have to try to sell it at some point in the near future.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] JohnTheFarm3r:
OP11 has a few great developers. Nameless ROM (Chandu) is one of them. Try it out. Chandu works on many devices (Including devices I used to have).
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] spaha-bih:
Tbh honest, I am afraid to. Mainly going to stock looks overly complicated and nowhere near to what Xiaomi and Samsung devices have.

Plus, I see a lot of threads with bricked devices there which concerns me. And also I read that with unlocking bootloader you lose widevine l1 support. I don't remember losing that on my unlocked Poco f3?

So far, op11 works great, there are few things which would make experience event better, but in meantime I will try to sell it and compensate that money for Pixel 7 pro.

Also ergonomics are good, but I hate the placement of the buttons. Volume slider is way above my finger reach so I practically barely use it. Then I used to adjust sound when volume slider pops up on the right side after pressing a button and then adjusting it with my thumb. It was so convenient on my f3 now the volume buttons are on the right side and everytime I want to click volume up I have to sort of adjust my grip to pres it. Not to mention I still don't have a case (I have to order it online plus wait is long to arrive) and the phone is hella slippery.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] chrisz5z:
+1 for Nameless ROM. Ran it on my OP 8T. I very much disliked the ColorOS version of OxygenOS.

If you have any issues or concerns about restoring to stock I'd join their Telegram group & ask...the community surrounding the ROM is very helpful.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] spaha-bih:
I did. Currently I am reading what others are writing there, just following how the things are going. I will stay for now on stock, and later on move to android 14 once it got stable for my needs. My top picks are Pixel Experience or Evolution X roms.

Funnily, the dev who used to work on Evo X rom on my Poco F3 is also planning to switch to OP11 and bring Evo X to it.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] spaha-bih:
bump

Boyzzz, say hello to my little friend :)

https://i.ibb.co/rkgxyt8/DSC3981.jpg
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] reg66:
So you got a P7P in the end then! Nice one bro. Just came here to recommend EvoX for it, when you're ready to flash etc. Latest A14 Dec build is superb, smooth as fk and battery vastly improved.

Good luck
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] mikebb00:
I returned my OP11, at the time AT&T would not certify it making half of the available options for it worthless on their network - it's certified now... 1/2 year later. I'm a big fan of One Plus, the only downside with it that caught me by surprise is the camera did not have a auto-steady option making nearly all pictures blurry. I liked the OP11 - would have been a great upgrade from my OP7T, it has 2-SIM slots and the Launcher is better designed than on the Pixel (Nova Launcher replacement).
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] defcondoc:
I had the same issues and still do with Oneplus & AT&T. However, OnePlus would not give me authorization to return the phone after I got a 90day extension on the return. Yes, thankfully att has now certified it. I'm kind of tired of ATT decertifying older phones and wait process to certify new phones.

I would love to get the pixel if it had 2 physical sim slots. I can't see myself using esim when I still get physical sims. I use custom launchers so the phone launcher to me doesn't matter.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] spaha-bih:
Yeah, I got pissed off with some stupidiy of Oxygen OS, like I cannot seek music from lockscreen without unlocking the device, bug with inconsistent refresh rate even with A14, though re-setting app to work in 120hz in the setting fixed until I restart phone which happens rarely though.

There were some other things to which I forgot at this moment.

I thought I just need to give this phone a chance, but I didn't help.

+ on top of all this, when I see how difficult is to test custom roms and going back to stock, I said nah, I am getting myself Pixel. (By hard I mean how easy is to flash and go back to stock on Pixel device and Xiaomi devices which I get to used to it)

Btw for anyone else reading this. OP11 is really great phone, it's just me that I become picky + spoiled with EvoX rom from my previous phone (Poco F3).

Speaker was superb, battery charging even on Macbook's Air charger it phone charges really fast, Pixel charges really slow comparing to this, and also, my beloved Xpan mode, I will miss it a lot.

Back on topic. Do you have issues with Google Pay? I saw some people complaining about it.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] JohnTheFarm3r:
Google Pay? On custom ROM there is a high chance that it fails. Google is actively fighting to keep the Play Integrity API clean, so they keep banning fingerprints and the devices that use CUSTOM ROMs don't pass Play Integrity checks and Google Pay fails. Not device or ROM related, this is Google doing their "magic".
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] reg66:
As the previous post says, Gpay can be an issue, but if you check the EvoX thread last posts I posted a link to a new PIF.apk that passes current Play Integrity after they blocked the previous fingerprint. If you flash latest EvoX, also use this PIF.apk in order to pass. (mine's working even with root, using a particular method though)
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] spaha-bih:
As long there is a fix, tha's okay to me.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] mikebb00:
I feel the same as yourself. However, I'm using the SIM & eSIM with Automate (Dual Ringtone) to get things working for me. I've enjoyed OnePlus devices for a long time including the OP11 when I had it for a couple of weeks, the Pixel 7 Pro is one of the best phones used (w/Nova Launcher) and it's camera is hard to beat.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] AltFantasy:
currently in the same dilemma as the OP right now.

I can get P7P 12GB/256GB at a slightly cheaper price compared to OP11 16GB/256GB, I want fast charging, custom ROMs (or at least the ability to unlock bootloader, root, get stuff necessary for building a custom ROM, etc...), really great cameras (especially while zoomed), and water resistance.

The Pixel has great water resistance, but very much slower charging (not much of an improvement from my Nokia X10), while the OnePlus has better charging, but not much water resistance... At this point, I'll have to flip a coin to decide :(
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] JohnTheFarm3r:
If you need a space heater for winter, get the Pixel. lmao
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] AltFantasy:
eh, sure. It has better camera quality, better community support and better update policy/schedule. For now, though, I want to find something cheaper, at ~$300 USD first, since I'll be mostly using my phone to take pics.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] JohnTheFarm3r:
Better camera quality? Only if you plan to use GCAM. Stock camera post processing is as bad as any other brand.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] AltFantasy:
of course I'll use gcam, and "as bad as any other brand"? that's quite harsh, I checked people's reviews and I see that the image quality is great!. Also, doesn't the Pixel use gcam by default???? gcam stands for Google Camera, and I'm pretty sure that's the default camera app on all Pixels.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] itzParsaYC:
100% sure to buy the oneplus 11. the pixel 7 pro has serval issues with hardware
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] AltFantasy:
eh, not sure. Heard that Android 14 update fixed the problem with overheating. Might go buy Pixel 6 Pro instead, though, since I just need a phone with good cameras, not something completely high-end or anything.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] itzParsaYC:
wait until the pixel 8 released.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] JohnTheFarm3r:
You can't fix a problem with overheating when the cooling design is limiting the SOC. It's not a software issue, it's how the device is designed internally, lacking proper cooling.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] dekson9:
Exactly, impossible to film for more than 10 minutes without an alert message appearing!

I miss my HUAWEI P40 Pro! If I have any advice to give, for this budget there are better places elsewhere.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] JohnTheFarm3r:
There is a way to avoid those alerts but still....I created a thermal throttling modifier. It helps a lot, but obviously, it isn't fixing the core issue.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] AltFantasy:
the Pixel 8 is already released...
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] AltFantasy:
how about going with Pixel 7 or even 6/6 Pro, then? any reports about them overheating?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] itzParsaYC:
what? i don't known that. see the users feedbacks and find is this device better or oneplus 11
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] JohnTheFarm3r:
They have the same design internally. So, Pixel 6/7 and 8. Same cooling design. The difference is just the slightly more "powerful" SOC that consumes even more power so it only gets worse with 7 and 8.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] AltFantasy:
I don't see any overheating reports for Pixel 8, it seems fine.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] spaha-bih:
get pixel 7 pro and save yourself from a headache.

do some lookaround for OnePlus what it takes to go back to stock and that alone would be enough.

Fast charging was better on OP11, but that is not dealbreaker for me to go with OP11 instead.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] AltFantasy:
eh... about OnePlus, if I were to get the 11, I definitely wouldn't think of going back to stock/original. OxygenOS was merged with ColorOS back when OP11 released, and I really hate stuff like ColorOS.

also, I'm planning to drop my budget down and just go for either Pixel 6 (Pro) or OnePlus 9/10 Pro instead.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] spaha-bih:
I think you would need if something goes wrong.

I was thinking the same, but I couldn't wait for stable enough custom rom. Battery wasn't good as on stock, missing OP stock camera, gcam didn't work properly, and some issues with widevine l1 certification.

Things may be different now, but I just couldn't stand Oxygen OS anymore, so eventually I have replaced it with P7 Pro.

In general, hardwarewise OP11 was better device to me, speaker was much better than on the one on P7 Pro, but overall I much prefer good software experience at the end of the day.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] AltFantasy:
no idea, I generally prefer hardware more, and I don't mind going through EDL and researching to go back to stock. Good software experience is great, but hardware can severely limit the amount of fun one can have with the software.

Also, I'm thinking of just reducing my budget and go for one of those options: Pixel 6 Pro, OnePlus 9 Pro or 10 Pro. I don't need the latest specs or whatever, I just need a good camera phone with good hardware and community support.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] JohnTheFarm3r:
Because you don't understand here the "overheating" term and what people report. It's not "overheating" because it's massively being throttled to prevent it from "heating" more. Throttling to such an extent completely kills the performance.

Try running some heavy apps that need high processing power or for example some heavier games. :D
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] AltFantasy:
how the **** do I run heavy apps on a phone I do not own?????
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] JohnTheFarm3r:
Do you know what hypothetical speech means? No one said YOU OWN the device, talking in a context if you WOULD OWN the device. Bruh....
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] schmeggy929:
Why are ya'll talking about Pixel 7 Pro and Oneplus 11? The Pixel 8 is out and OnePlus 12 will be here in 2 weeks? lol
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] AltFantasy:
...because the current generation is too expensive to purchase, and those two older phones are still perfectly fine for usage?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Exabyter:
FWIW - I just got a refurb P7P (128GB) from Amazon for $330 not including sales tax. I'd call that a pretty great deal for a relatively high-end phone. (I hate to pay the "early adopter tax" for brand-new models)

128G is a bit small but I figure with a USB 3 port I can deal with that. I mostly worry about storage for things like storing ROM images and backups, not GBs of videos or games, so I can use USB for those things.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] AltFantasy:
****, for $330 USD, that's a good-****ing-deal...

I can only find refurbished/used Pixel 7 Pro 128GB/256GB storage variant for $450, $500 USD or so here in my country. Might be due to the import taxes (whenever I check prices of products on Amazon from the US, I am always hit with a $40 USD shipping fee), but then Pixels are also sold in Japan, which makes me wonder why the price is just that high, when we can just import the Pixels from Japan - or even just straight up steal the Pixels from the factory (my country is the place where Pixels are made ;))
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Exabyter:
Yeah I think the prices just took a step down recently after the 8 series was released.

Which is fine by me. 😁 I had previously been considering the Pixel6/6Pro, this comes in around the same price.

Refurb could have been an issue but luckily mine (condition listed as "excellent") has a flawless screen and just a couple of tiny scuff marks on 2 corners which I don't care about. And it was all clear, unlocked, not a carrier model, unlocked the bootloader no problem.

I've got CalyxOS A14 on it for now. Unfortunately haven't had time to really set it up yet but I hope to start that this week.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] BROKEN1981:
Google Pixel - Update and Software Repair
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Teemas:
Unfortunately it didn't help.. Tell me pleace the path to the multi-touch configuration file