yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[OnePlus 11] ummduh:
But you have to make sure you get the RIGHT pixel. I ended up buying this because I bought the 6a... And it sucked. I was a little mad and wasnt going to buy another pixel, but maybe I should have just traded for a 7 at the time.

My last OnePlus was a 5, and I guess I didn't really realize where this company went since then. I've been a bit disappointed, but I'm still holding out hope that the developers will make it all work correctly again.
[OnePlus 11] maamdroid:
Yes, the insanely fast battery charging is so convenient. I just got a pixel 8 and two 8 pros through some deals. Contemplating if I will just sell them both though. I can't live without the fast charging and the now awesome custom roms for the OnePlus 11.

Only thing I want is this same oneplus 11 in a smaller form factor. Like 5.5-6.2 inches. So maybe I'll keep the pixel 8 and the OnePlus 11 to have big guy and little guy.
[OnePlus 11] Guyinlaca:
I've tested all the major flagships this year and here are my rankings:

Overall Ranking:

1. Galaxy S23 Ultra / S23 Plus

2. Motorola Edge+ 2023

3. OnePlus 11

4. Pixel 8 Pro

Galaxy S23 Ultra:

+Gorgeous screen

+Excellent battery life. Huge leap over last gen

+Endless customization without root

+High quality versatile camera setup

+Fast software updates

+Loudest speakers

+Fantastic reception and data speeds

+S-Pen

-Heavy phone

-Expensive

-UI is bloated by default but can be cleaned up nicely

Motorola Edge+ 2023

+Best Battery life of any current phone

+Clean near stock Android experience

+Extremely fast and fluid operation, 165 Hz display helps

+Fast Charging and Wireless charging

+Value priced, was about $650 on deal days

+512 GB storage

+68w Charger in the box

-Camera is mediocre

-Lower resolution screen but its not usually noticeable

-No always on display without tweaks

-Curved screen is a bit steeper than others and takes adjustment

-Slower software updates.

OnePlus 11

+Gorgeous screen

+Excellent battery life. Huge leap over last gen

+Very fast performance despite heavily themed overlay

+Customization options go beyond stock Android

+Very fast charging, 80w Charger in the box

+Camera is good

+Value priced

+Can be configured up to 16 GB RAM

+Can be rooted and install custom ROMS

-The new OxygenOS is a rebadged ColorOS meaning elements do not always follow the standard expected layout or behaviors. Some Developer Options and ADB tweaks will not survive reboot or work at all.

-No Wireless Charging

Pixel 8 Pro

+Gorgeous screen, and flat now too

+Clean, fast, fluid bloat-free software experience

+Excellent cameras

+Cool AI features that may be useful to niche users

+Outstanding speakers have great bass

-Phone gets warmer than Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 models, though much less so than Pixel 7 Pro

-Slightly worse reception and data speeds compared to Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 models

-Endurance during CPU and GPU heavy tasks is worse than the SD 8 G2

-Battery life is mediocre at best

-Price is too high given the inferior processor and storage type

Overall, if you're looking for a well priced phone, the Motorola Edge+ 2023 and OnePlus 11 are surprisingly similar. They're about the same size, same weight, both have Snapdragon 8 Gen 2, UFS 4.0, and vibrant screens. I give the Motorola a slight edge for it's near stock Android experience and wireless charging ability. The Pixel 8 Pro is great if you care solely about camera and software quality. The S23 Ultra is awesome if it's within budget, you don't mind a heavy phone, and want to have every possible feature.
[OnePlus 11] swehes:
My phone was an open box and I paid $420 for the 16GB/256GB model. Can't beat that price. 😁
[OnePlus 11] AkayamiShurui:
I've tried all of them but alphadrid's probably the best in my opinion
[OnePlus 11] cahir1495:
Is it customizable like crdroid? and does OnePlus camera work there?

As for the thread, I would wonder between OP11, Galaxy S23+ and Honor Magic 5 Pro
[OnePlus 11] AkayamiShurui:
I would say it has more customizations than CR Droid it is based on it butI would never say Samsung but that's because of my personal opinion I think they're software is sloppy
[OnePlus 11] rocker313:
How is the battery life like ? Could you dm the link to download if you don't mind
[Nothing Phone 2] wfred:
It's almost time to replace my 7T.

I'm thinking of either a 1+ 11 or a Nothing 2.

Would you buy a Nothing 2 again? If not, why not and what would you buy instead?
[Nothing Phone 2] keaheng:
Sold my OnePlus 11 months ago. YouTubers says it's the best phone for the price but it's not.

OP11 cons

- bad mic (a deal breaker for me)

-bad camera

-curve screen

-proprietary charger

-dont see much difference between 8+ gen1 Vs 8gen2.

NP2 cons

-Weak vibration

I'm happy with my Nothing Phone 2 esp when I'm holding the phone naked. It feels so good in hand.
[Nothing Phone 2] RheinPirat:
No. The next one will be, probably, a Samsung again.

The Glyph is nice, but the rest only OKAY für a 700$ Phone.

I would like to see more customization. Like choosing the color for the OS and not this stupid ugly Material U pastell BS where the OS decide which is the alternative color, more options for the Glyphs (which element should light up for notifications or a blink mode, more power button shortcuts, more option for out-brightness (+ and - slider), a dedicated "vibrate->mute->sound" quick tile, a option to disable icons in the statusbar, better UI scaling. Full ROMs and not these incremental BS. And of course a better camera setup for the price
[Nothing Phone 2] shaurya124:
In my opinion, the nothing phone 2 is meant for enthusiasts while the OnePlus 11 is meant to be a stable daily use flagship phone.

If you like the lights on the back and are willing to tolerate a few bugs and glitches then go for the phone 2 ,if you want a classic flagship phone then go for the oneplus11
[Nothing Phone 2] xtcislove:
My latest history:

OnePlus 8 Pro

Nothing Phone 1

Pixel 7 Pro

Nothing Phone 2 (Sold the P7P for it)

If you look for a simple working device with flagship features, good build quality and outstanding design you are right. The OS is stable and gets new features regulary.

You wont get a shiny colorful os packed with features that you only use once to test them, like OP8 special camery, Pixel 8 thermal sensor or similar things. Its nearly OxygenOS from the old days, where it was actually good with few but useful features.

The best thing i can say is, that you forget about it. I was thinkering with my OP8P and P7P every day because there was alway something i did not like. I switched between A10/A11/A12 on my P8P nearly daily, i was looking for a new kernel for the p7p that makes the phone cooler and uses less battery daily, thats gone on the NP2. I simply use it and i love it. I use the Ear(1) daily too.

I have nothing to complain.

I would which for a better camera and some pixel features but thats it. And tbh i never uses that pixel features or the camery very often.
[Nothing Phone 2] dlads:
Right now nothing is the only company outside of a pixel that I would remotely consider.

Strong dev community working hard to get Roms on the phone.

A beast of a device.

Amazing battery.

Close to stock.

Stylish look.

Great sound.

Cons:

RMA process is painful and long, 2 weeks in the UK, unheard of.

Usb 2? Why I don't know.

No video out.

Cameras could be better.
[Nothing Phone 2] voyager529:
Yes...no...maybe....

So, I like the phone. I like the feel. I like that NothingOS seems super focused on limiting additions to stock Android to things that are enhancements, rather than monentizations. From a hardware perspective, and the inexorable link with the software it ships with, I'm hard pressed to point to a better example of what an Android phone should look like. Oh...and the Glyphs always look cool, and its performance and battery life is above what I'd expect for a phone at its price point.

On the 'no' side, most of the drawbacks are almost inherent to having a phone from a niche vendor. Spare parts aren't terribly easy to come by. The community is...still coagulating. The NP1 has a LineageOS port, in turn making it home to a solid selection of XDA ROMs. The NP2....has chefs still cooking in their kitchens. The glyphs look awesome, but are still more sizzle than steak. I'm not a huge fan of the included ringtone set, and the fact that the Composer app sticks to five glyphs and sounds (i.e. the limits of the NP1) rather than allowing for 11 sounds (or even more with combos) is severely limiting. The music visualizer doesn't seem to really react to music input, and the attempts at making the glyphs useful (e.g. the timer) are limited in their own right. The glyphs have potential and look awesome, but don't buy the phone just for them.

'Maybe' comes in depending on exactly what you're looking for. Some people love the camera, some people have issues with it....I just dgaf; photos look good-enough to me for the handful I've taken. The size is something I'm fine with, but I can appreciate that some might find the phone's dimensions a little less hand-friendly than a standard sized iPhone or even most OnePlus and Pixel models.

If you're looking for a phone with a stock ROM that doesn't *need* to be replaced as badly as Samsung's, you're hard pressed to do better. If modding or Google-Free AOSP is a core consideration, I know some folks are working on it, so I'd go with 'not yet'. If the biggest draw are the glyphs, pick a secondary phone you're interested in and then go to Etsy to see if someone is making an LED case for it.

tl;dr: do I like it? yes. would I buy it again? ....ultimately yes. Would I recommend someone else get it? ...maybe.
[Nothing Phone 2] wfred:
Thanks, that's the king of info I was looking for. I keep basically stock and am happy with a camera that's good enough
[Nothing Phone 2] Buster99:
Yes for Xiaomi kind of money (~350€)

No for Retailprice

Why?

The Stockrom is somewhat close to AOSP yet has alot of Gremlins.

Most annoying one for me: AFWall works on Wireless, when on LTE no internet until AFWall is disabled for at least 2 Minutes, then i can reenable it and still have Internet.. that defeats the purpose of a Firewall.. Same Settings on SG21FE or MIX2 or MIX1 no problem.

You will take about 177238234 Screenshots by accident

Glyph is buggy - ie whatsapp only uses stock notification sounds, whatever you try...

Glyph only works for me when the moon is in the house of the whatever.... (Which annoys the crap out of me to be honest) sometimes it works, twice the time it does not.

the steps to update are annoying.(stock boot then update then patch then flash again etc )when you have to to a tribal dance to update your rooted phone, thats just anticonsumer.

no IP67

USB2.0 on a last Gen Chip and UFS3 in 2023

Buzz(Vibration is ok'ish) don't need a MagicWand in my Pocket iykwim, though on a Bike or ATV you probably won't notice it vibrating. But thats what smartwatches are for.

Hoping for 1 decent AOSP Rom with full driversupport, otherwise I am thinking of returning it with Amazon and trying my Luck with Pixel8 Pro (hopefully this time no Battery that craps out in 1 day)
[Nothing Phone 2] kouzelnik3:
Still looking for the best option to switch from my OnePlus 10 Pro, silently following this NP2 thread and forum at all but I am not satisfied with what is happening there. I would love to have an easy-to-root during OTA phone with a stable ROM and a custom ROMs (which might appear later), but still... Probably not the best choice for me? I am thinking about Pixel phones, but they are too pricey here and Tensor (Samsungish) chips are the thinkg I want to avoid because of heating... Damnit.
[Nothing Phone 2] Buster99:
if you are on OP10P why would you want to switch?
[Nothing Phone 2] kouzelnik3:
Because of the S8G1 chip which tends to overheat very quickly.
[Nothing Phone 2] Buster99:
cmiiw don't both devices have that chip, but tbh overheating ain't an issue with the NP2
[Nothing Phone 2] RheinPirat:
I cant confirm that. AFWall+ works flawless on my NP2. Switching from WiFi to mobile internet an back is no problem.

Cant confirm that ether. I use "Brisk" (from a oneplus) as notification sound for WA, Threema and Telegram.
[Nothing Phone 2] Buster99:
I had that issue with 3 tries, after root, after update, after reset. so twice after factory resets, dunno why.

I use different notifications for email, K9, WA, Signal, Threema, Satellite, etc. on my old phones. And for some reason WA won't behave and when I change in Glyph WA won't notify until reboot.
[Nothing Phone 2] kouzelnik3:
OP10P has a S8G1 and NP2 has S8G1+ which wasn't made by Samsung but by TSMC and they fixed the overheating and added done performance.
[Nothing Phone 2] dlads:
I made that switch and it is world apart from the 10 pro... Besides the fact that the 10 pro has no Roms and never will, trying to get OOS to remotely resemble stock android is a struggle.

Pixelify 2.2 works and substratum sort of works but there's still so much you can't change..

The Audio

Performance

Screen

Cameras

Development

Mods that work

Community

Are just a few things where the nothing excels.

I wish I didn't feel this way but I do mate, I used to love OnePlus but they've fallen hard.

Nothing is the first OS I've actually used where I don't want to change it all, only thing I'd like is a true black mode where the background aren't grey, they're true black.
[Nothing Phone 2] Buster99:
never expected OP to take a turn into the ****ter that way... Their niche always was Flagshipsspecs, decently priced, full AOSP support. but i think 2 of those are gone now, huh?

OP9 at least hat some Roms.
[Nothing Phone 2] dlads:
Yea it actually wounded me watching 1+ go down the path with oppo, it was the end of an era for so so many, it hurt xda as well, coincided with the change of the XDA forums to this amalgamated thread look.

I had the 8 pro and everything was just golden, then I for whatever reason jumped ship to the 10 pro and omg regret straight away... No macro, no photocrom, no ROMs, no nothing, and the OS was just appalling.

It's nothing for me from here on in, then I guess if that falls down then I'll jump to Pixel, hopefully they've tightened up their SOC by then.

Strange time to be an android fan.
[Nothing Phone 2] shaurya124:
What about Motorola and Asus?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] totallyfreak:
Hi, im looking for and android app that auto connect to FREE wifi hotspot that require a simple form like checkbox agree and click to continu and be connected.

Ten years ago i found an app like that on the google app store i think it was called hello wifi but its not available now since many years ago

you can record the routine that you normally do to connect to a free hot spot by clicking or checkbox the case of the agreement and be connected automaticly after that

to make sure that you understand what i mean ... by example i go to a grocery store with a free WIFI.... my phone auto connect to the wifi but i have no access yet to internet... i need to click on the wifi connection and after that a page open with the logo of the grocery to tell me that i need to accept term and condition, check mark at the bottom of the page and then click on the button at the bottom of the page.... EACH TIME

in my memory, hello wifi record the first time i do it and after do it for me automaticly each time i enter in that same grocery store...

i want to know if you know a new app who do the same thing???

thx
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rodken:
Try:

-- Wifire

-- Instabridge

-- Open Wifi Connect (PlayStore)

-- WiFi Master: WiFi Auto (PlayStore)

There was a project on GitHub but not without it's limitations in addition to scripts that supposedly logs you in automatically.

As you see, the pickings are not slim but developments has been slow if not abandoned.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] totallyfreak:
instabridge is full of ads and its useless... check the rating on google play store

and i dont find wifire on google
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] totallyfreak:
ok but it's not for android??
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rodken:
I was under the assumption that you had some knowledge of python and maybe could've made heads or tails and possibly create your own app or even use Tasker from the following codes:

Auto-connect via the adapter wlan0

chmod +x /home/pi/wifi-auto-connect/wifi-auto-connect.py
/home/pi/wifi-auto-connect/wifi-auto-connect.py wlan0 -l DEBUG

or even modify the wifi-auto-connect.service file such that the ExecStart command matches the command per the above Test Run.

sudo cp ./wifi-auto-connect.service /etc/systemd/system/wifi-auto-connect.service
sudo systemctl start wifi-auto-connect
sudo systemctl enable wifi-auto-connect
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] RhinoDoc:
I went from a Pixel 6 Pro to 8 Pro. When I dropped my 6 on the first gen Pixel dock, I would get a clock which is handy since it is on my nightstand. With the 8, it just goes dark after about 30 seconds. I have gone through all of the Lockscreen and Display settings trying different things, I have all those set exactly like I had on the 6 and it still doesn't work. Is Android 14 or the 8 Pro not as functional on the older dock? BTW, I had updated the 6 Pro to Android 14 and the clock still came on
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] RhinoDoc:
I think I've solved my own question (finally!). I went into "Connected Devices" > "Pixel Stand" and unchecked "Screen off when dark" and so far it seems to be working
[Xiaomi Pad 6] LucasMapurunga:
Hello

I have a Xiaomi Pad 6 Pro (details in the attached images), and I am unable to access websites that are shown via Google ads. I've tried using a VPN, changing DNS and using other browsers, but the problems remain. In addition to these problems, my Gmail doesn't load emails correctly and I can't use Google to log in to some apps. Can someone help me?
[Xiaomi Pad 6] newmanfung:
Did you install google framework?
[Xiaomi Pad 6] ali.bni:
Hi

Do you have instructions for installing Google framework on Xiaomi pad 6 pro Chinese version?
[Xiaomi Pad 6] spychodelics:
i basicly did this when i got my tablet and besides beeing half chinese i could use it without problems.
[Xiaomi Pad 6] Marvin732:
probably a rom issue as this isnt the normal ROM you see (theres no MIUI Global officially)

try to go back to stock

XM Firmware Updater

The ultimate script that provides firmware packages for Xiaomi devices.

xiaomifirmwareupdater.com
[General Questions and Answers] sacd:
Good morning. I am tried to disable Samsung Reset options? Do this is possible? That option is available for everyone. I want protect phone for erase data. I am look many thread but no idea how to doing that. Maybe is a way through ADB shell or any software. My phone Samsung Galaxy A32 have official stock One UI 4.1. Thank for advance.View attachment 6021668
[General Questions and Answers] blackhawk:
Package Disabler Pro has that option and is password protected. Personally I wouldn't use it.

Physical security is the only real security.

Redundantly and regularly backup your data to at least 2 hdds that are physically and electronically isolated from each other and the PC.

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[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] scuba1999:
I've been daily driving my Galaxy S8 for something like 7 years, with MAgisk version 16.1 (though the "about" screen in Magisk says 5.3.0).

I was trying to install some more modern samsung apps recently, and when I tried updating my Magisk version (to 23 or something?) on my backup GS8 phone , I broke it, and lost root.

Before trying to update Magisk on my daily driver GS8, Is there a highest version of Magisk that's compatible with the GS8 or with Android 8.0? (I can't / don't want to ever update to Android 9 or later--long story). My motivation is to enable Samsung Health, which apparently requires knoxpatch, which apparently requires Zygisk (not available on my old Magisk version).
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] matijav:
i dropped my pixel 6 pro (rooted) today and a black spot appeared in the top right corner covering my wifi,signal and battery,

is there any way i could move those to the left corner so i can atleast see them?
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] StanWiz:
Take a look at AOSP mods - it lets you , amongst other things, modify the status bar .
[General Questions and Answers] Ayman Gado:
I have an issue with my Realme GT NEO5 that I got from China that always on display only shows notifications for native apps so, it doesn't show any notifications for apps I install.

I tried going into apps then app management then showing system apps, I checked always on display system app, notifications aren't allowed and the option to allow notifications is dimmed so, I'm unable to turn the feature on.

Now, the question is, if I root the phone, will I have access to turn notifications on for always on display? Will I be able to unroot the phone after that? Your recommendations are highly appreciated.
[General Questions and Answers] Ayman Gado:
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[OnePlus 9R] Hatea10s:
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[OnePlus 9R] ZG_DEV:
Thanks for this great rom ;)
[OnePlus 9R] Niyahto:
Hi can you tell me where you got the vbmeta,recovery and dtbo files?
[OnePlus 9R] Hatea10s:
crDroid.net - Download crDroid v9 for OnePlus 9R (lemonades)

official crDroid v9 for OnePlus 9R (lemonades)

crdroid.net

And vbmeta from https://mirrorbits.lineageos.org/full/lemonades/20231014/vbmeta.img
[OnePlus 9R] ElliotYxx:
great! Better than lineage for me
[OnePlus 9R] Mahikp:
I tried this but Netflix doesn't work for me. Tried enabling Netflix spoofing option as well.

Does anyone have any other way to get Netflix to work with this ROM
[OnePlus 9R] Hatea10s:
Released CrDroid 10.0 BETA (Android 14) build.

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[OnePlus 9R] slothdabski:
Oos cam included?
[OnePlus 9R] Hatea10s:
Not in this build.
[OnePlus 9R] wangzhiwei:
更新之后还可以使用color的钱包吗，里面有公交卡绑定着了
[OnePlus 9R] awesmon:
dtbo vbmeta use the LineageOS?
[OnePlus 9R] Hatea10s:
Use LOS vbmeta, Here is dtbo: https://sourceforge.net/projects/crdroid/files/lemonades/10.x/dtbo.img/download
[OnePlus 9R] iamverylovely:
Very nice. Great work.
[OnePlus 9R] Shah Taj:
overall rom is working perfectly fine with root but the battery backup? no so much.

could really use some improvements in the battery department.
[OnePlus 9R] Shah Taj:
it's been more than a month since we got the update. any ideas when will be the next update available cuz the battery backup sucks with this one.
[OnePlus 9R] lalakii:
I declare it the best unofficial ROM ever!
[Android Head-Units] frodrigu:
I have a Junsun V1 Pro MTK8259

I have everything working besides one thing, which is driving me insane.

When I turn ON the headlights, the headunit dims and lights up the buttons OK

But then when I turn OFF the headlights it turns OFF the headunit as well.

What do I need to do to keep headunit ON after turning OFF headlights?

Anybody can help please? thanks!
[Android Head-Units] frodrigu:
Update

Contacted seller, which told me to cut the orange wire going into the canbus.

It works now!