yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] hand-filer:
As someone who has an S24 Ultra I would say go for it. You'll enjoy the superior hardware, build quality and overall performance of a superior albeit expensive product.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] netgar:
I meant discharging from 80% to 20%.

Please look at attachment.

Thank you guys for feedback.View attachment 6096467
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] blackhawk:
It's using a lot of power. Sorry I stopped using Accubattery although I prefer its history page.

This gives an idea what I get with the N10+ although it's heavily optimized.

View attachment 6096483

Google is a mess. Backup Transport alone can use a lot of battery. I normally disable Google play Services, Framework, and Playstore. If it's using more than 1%@hour with screen off it's likely Google cloud backup running. I don't use any cloud apps except Gmail occasionally although I may start using browser login for that. Samsung has a lot of redundant apps that can supercede the Google ones so many times I use those instead*.

I have zero experience troubleshooting Pixels so can't be of much help there. Maybe try clearing Google play Services data but you'll need to recreate your Google account.

Rethink firewall (free) can help you track down what's using excessive resources. It's a very good and capable firewall that uses little battery.

Accubattery's estimated battery capacity is probably in the ballpark. Once a battery is at 80% of its new capacity it's considered degraded and should be replaced before it fails. Any swelling iis a failure, replace immediately.

*it's not a rose garden with Samsung either; my Samsung system apps are optimized as well.

This N10+ is a hot running hog otherwise getting half its current run time or worse.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] HipKat:
Last time I checked, this was a Pixel 8 Pro forum, not a Samsung or N10 forum...
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] Superxdaer:
I'd jump to the s24 ultra easily if you could root the USA version. I agree the ridiculous overheating and battery life and samsung's much better hardware is the draw for me. But I just can't get away from not rooting for now.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] blackhawk:
If Samsung had released a flagship that was better I be holding it. Let that sink in.

For 4 years Sammy's been ball dropping. That hasn't changed. Worse their executives are like a stupid teenagers with a lie for explanation for their mistakes.

You can do what you want but I'm not recommending anything I wouldn't buy myself.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] nutzfreelance:
if i could root samsung i would have bought one over the pixel.

just for the notification led.

i need to root and always have.

i have never seen a advertisement. and never worry about my phone being hijacked.

i have seen no other benefit to the Pixel 8 pro other then rooting.

its not like the pixel is the most stable or bug free.

google spends more time on new features and being bleeding edge then

making the most stable and solid experience.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] HipKat:
Thanks for admitting Samsung isn't better. WHat's to sink in??

Samsung is for people who are happy with what they get out of the box, including a ton of bloatware, Samsung's horrible OS which means needing to sign into their platform and oh yeah, a MUCH more expensive phone.

I'm good. I don't need all that crap on my easily rooted phone with the better kernel and killer battery life
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] golfgtiedition30:
:sleep:...
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] blackhawk:
Depends what you call better. I use the spen daily and watch movies a lot. Both devices run well with battery replacements being the only repairs in over 10k hours of use. Extremely reliable and near bulletproof. Many of the newer Samsung models are not. I use what fulfills my mission requirements. They remain a joy to use with near zero down time. OS loads last me literally years with minimum maintenance and no malware.

Using a stock Samsung is provisional depending on the device and somewhat the OS version. They have the best stock customization on the planet. They need to be optimized and that's been the case since Kitkat.

The Exynos variants invariably have worse performance but can be rooted. I don't recommend a Exynos N10+ (it has an inferior heat sink) or upgrading one beyond Android 10.

For me to beat out the S24 line a candidate would need expandable storage and near the same specs. Samsung AI has always been a downside and it's worse then ever in the S24 line. It's cams are an AI mess. A lot of the new phones today with expandable storage have poor build Q and/or mediocre performance.

Bottom line, slim pickens.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] HipKat:
Are sure which device you're arguing for and which you're arguing against?
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] HipKat:
I have no issues with my P8P. Never, But I don't run a whole load of Magisk Mods, I don't use custom ROMS anymore, either.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] blackhawk:
Quit. I don't recommend getting a S24U or it's variants. Known issues with the displays and cam as soon as it rolled out.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] golfgtiedition30:
Ive owned a few Samdung phones. Yes the hardware is good , but the bloatware is just terrible. Never again :poop:
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] nutzfreelance:
Pixel phones getting second April update with fix for widespread network issue

Google is rolling out a second April update to Pixel 7 and above phones affected by network and connectivity issue.

www.androidauthority.com

and never notice that thousands of other DO have issues.

you sound like my buddy who claims he gets 6 hours of screen on time with his phone,

yet he always has it sitting in a charger when not actively using it.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] HipKat:
Yeah, I don't and I don't pay attention to my screen time. I know at some point in the evening I put it on the charger until I go to bed and it;s typically in the 45%-60% range.

BUT, I don't watch movies or videos or have TikTok or any other Social Media apps other than FB. I use it for work, mostly other than communicating with people
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] chill145:
I got a S24 as a company phone and I enjoy that out the box, you can hide nav bar, status bar, etc. with no rooting required. The small size is also enticing. People complaining about bloatware when you can disable or remove all of it in the same amount of time it would take to root and setup a pixel are being disingenuous. That and dealing with play security issues, this will probably be my last pixel.

Just a couple months ago, Google broke RCS, without telling anybody, which led to missed texts, etc so those saying there are no issues, are again being disingenuous.
[LG G7 ThinQ  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other De] EAZY BLACK:
View attachment 6096440crDroid 7.42 | UNOFFICIAL | Android 11 | LG G7/V35/V40

Build date: 18/05/24

Downloads:

• G7 (judyln) https://github.com/EAZYBLACK/romOTA...crDroidAndroid-11.0-20240518-judyln-v7.42.zip

• V35 (judyp) https://github.com/EAZYBLACK/romOTA.../crDroidAndroid-11.0-20240518-judyp-v7.42.zip

• V40 (judypn) https://github.com/EAZYBLACK/romOTA...crDroidAndroid-11.0-20240518-judypn-v7.42.zip

Changelog:

• Updated Security to May 2024 (BACKPORTED)

• New Emanuel Kernel Changes that should make battery last a lot more

• Fixed WebView issues with gapps

• Updated KernelSU

• Fixed AOD (pick up gesture dead tho)

• Fixed battery LED

Notes:

• KernelSU

• SELinux Permissive (like all other roms)

• You can update from previous build with Updater in settings

Telegram group https://t.me/emhub

Special thanks to:

• EmanuelCN0 for device tree, kernel and vendor

(https://github.com/EmanuelCN)
[LG G7 ThinQ  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other De] satelitepro:
Hello.

I currently have version 7.40, from SYSTEM/UPDATE, I got version 7.42 (With versions prior to 7.40, it did not work automatically).

My question is whether I will be able to safely update dirty from the updater or it will fail, like in my previous attempt, in which I had to reinstall, from OFOX. I ask, in case you have already tried it.

My model is: LGE LM-G710 with the latest version of OFOX.

Thank you so much.
[LG G7 ThinQ  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other De] EAZY BLACK:
Updater shold work fine, however wait now 20min i will update to 7.42 here
[LG G7 ThinQ  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other De] satelitepro:
Ok, if you would be so kind as to confirm it, because you have updated it from the updater.

I have seen on Telegram that 7.42 seems like a pre-version, apparently it corrects something in 7.41, if so, maybe it is worth waiting a few days, until the final 7.42 comes out, with any corrections it may have.

Saying that 7.40 is fine for me, so it doesn't bother me. Thank you very much for the quick response :D
[LG G7 ThinQ  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other De] EAZY BLACK:
here is the 7.42 , just got tested rn and stable enough

https://github.com/EAZYBLACK/romOTA/releases/download/crDroidAndroid-11.0-20240517-LGESDM845-v7.42/crDroidAndroid-11.0-20240517-judyln-v7.42.zip

i will update post here once i build v35/v40 too
[LG G7 ThinQ  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other De] satelitepro:
I will wait a few days to see reactions. Do you know about the changes from 7.41 to 7.42?

By the way, does it include FM RADIO? I don't know why they removed the app, I used DotOS (Android 11) and it included it. If it doesn't have it, do you know a way to add it?

Thank you so much.
[LG G7 ThinQ  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other De] EAZY BLACK:
changes are

new kernelsu

fixed gapps issue

much better battery life

new security patch

about fm radio, did 7.40 have it

also btw whats your tg
[LG G7 ThinQ  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other De] satelitepro:
Thanks for the information about the changes.

On the 7.40 that I have, the FM radio does not appear, sorry, what do you mean by "tg"? :)
[LG G7 ThinQ  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other De] EAZY BLACK:
by tg i mean telegram

anyways i made today a build with fm radio , getting tested rn
[LG G7 ThinQ  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other De] satelitepro:
Ahhh ok, my telegram is ***TG removed by moderator***

Have you managed to get the FM Radio to work, is there a way to install it and have it work, even if it is through OFOX? I use an online one, but it consumes much more battery. If it is installing 7.42 I will do it, I always make a backup, in case something fails :D

Thank you very much again.

PD: ¿Escribes en Español? Lo digo por Telegram, sería más sencillo, escribo Inglés por aquí, para respetar las normas.
[LG G7 ThinQ  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other De] EAZY BLACK:
im close to getting fm radio working

will release build without fm and maybe fix fm later
[LG G7 ThinQ  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other De] satelitepro:
That would be great.

I have deleted the one from May 15, I verified that the one from the 18th is there, then I will wait until I confirm 100% that the FM radio already works, I do the same again and try to update from the updater, I assume it will keep all my data :D
[LG G7 ThinQ  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other De] V0latyle:
@satelitepro I have removed the Telegram @ from your post, as this is a violation of the XDA Telegram Policy:

Telegram Chat Channels - Way Forward

WhatsApp/Telegram Groups and Channels - Going Forward Hello XDA family! Just notifying all members that posting certain links to Telegram and other sites like WhatsApp is now allowed on XDA. What does that mean? We will allow links to messages...

xdaforums.com

Please remember that you are required to follow the XDA Forum Rules while using this forum; under our Self-Promotion rule (Rule #5) we do not allow the use of XDA to divert conversations to other media.

@EAZY BLACK You are reminded that you MUST provide support on XDA, and if you attempt to divert users to your TG group, the link will be removed.
[LG G7 ThinQ  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other De] Example Man:
Did this rom support qdac?
[LG G7 ThinQ  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other De] EAZY BLACK:
yes it supports quad dac
[LG G7 ThinQ  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other De] EAZY BLACK:
sorry, i forgot
[LG G7 ThinQ  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other De] Example Man:
thx bro, did it's still had brightness boost mode?
[LG G7 ThinQ  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other De] tryadrian:
hi thanks for sharing this rom.

now I have been using this rom for 3 days and it feels very stable but I have now found a problem where disabling dm-integrity: https://mega.nz/file/jUhyWAjS#nrg9yjn64C4xU6G37-dghWVFLL1Pv0Si09wyZIECXIs doesn't work on this rom. I have done a clean installed from stock ROM but the problem is still the same.
[LG G7 ThinQ  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other De] satelitepro:
Hello.

Have you been able to get the FM RADIO to work? That's the only reason I'm waiting to update, the latest compilation I get is from May 18th.

Thank you so much.
[LG G7 ThinQ  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other De] sam_217:
Thanks for the ROM! Just testing it with my old G7 and it gave it a new life. With my previously long used stock ROM it has become terribly laggy & slow. This seems better now.

Will this get any updates? E.g. for now I noticed that the wide-lens camera is not available in the camera app.
[Microsoft Surface Duo 2] BobZeHareng:
Hello there,

So I played a little with the Android 14 build, no issue, working fine but then I wanted to go back vanilla, and now, it’s a mess…

I tried the

adb sideload surface-recovery-image.zip

from https://support.microsoft.com/en-us...-t-start-1e6fb3cf-4e24-92a8-bc05-4984274bc6a4

It’s failing quite fast with

View attachment 6096443

The logs I have in the recovery log file :

View attachment 6096444

I tried to flash back all .img from the recovery img as someone on redit proposed.

Flashing work fine, both a and b, exept for vendor and system I flashed directly without a or b, the flash was fine, but still stuck on the reboot.

Any idea ?
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] elmor0:
Fingerprint screen unlock has been a very frustrating experience for me on the S24 Ultra

(with a generic tempered glass screen protector applied on).

FP unlock works about 30% of the time on 1ˢᵗ attempt for me, works slightly higher % if I try multiple times.

FP screen unlock works better if the finger (or the FP unlock screen area) is very slightly moist/sweaty. It almost never works when finger is dry or too wet.

I know for some people FP screen unlock works absolutely fine. But myself/many others haven't been so fortunate. I have tried the following without much benefit at all:

- Registering same FP multiple times

- Increased touch sensitivity toggled on

- Unrestricted battery access to "Biometrics" (in System Apps)

I've stumbled upon this solution(?) by trial & error, & it seems to be working wonderfully well thus far. I deleted all my existing FPs & did the following:

For FP #1 registration I cycled through all the FPs I wanted to register (in my case, both my thumbs & both my index fingers) one touch at a time for each FP, until FP #1 was 100% registered.

So, within FP #1 registration I pressed my R thumb once, then my R index once, then my L thumb once, then my L index once, back to R thumb etc → until FP #1 100% registered

I repeated the same when registering for FP #2 (i.e. all 4 of my desired FPs all within registering for FP #2)

Repeated above, as per Step 1, again for registering FP #3 & FP #4.

FP screen unlock works flawlessly for me now compared to before - it's like a day & night difference!

Would be intetesting to know others' experiences too, who are having similar FP screen unlock issues.
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] hand-filer:
That's an interesting solution. Glad you were able to resolve it. I recently removed my glass screen protector. I'm enjoying the instant fingerprint recognition, reduced latency and anti glare properties of the S24U screen.

If I ever decide to install another screen protector, I'll give your procedure a try.
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] x7nofate:
That's funny I come from note 9 where fingerprint scanner was amazing, works even with dirty finger whereas here in s24 ultra even without any screen protection fingerprint scanner works 7 on 10 times tops sometimes less. I can't imagine how but must be when there is some kind of protection on a screen. Xiaomi optical fingerprint scanner works so much better, instant reaction even eoth dirty scanner
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] mmotti:
I switched from tempered glass to a Zagg XTR3 and don't have any issues with my fingerprint sensor anymore. Tempered glass was just a nightmare no matter how many angles I registered my thumb.
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] hand-filer:
That's odd. My fingerprint scanner works 10/10 without the glass screen protector.

Edit: And 10/10 with a TPU film protector which I installed this morning.

After trying a couple of different glass protectors and not having luck with the fingerprint reader, I went back to the film.
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] seth_space:
Thanks @elmor0

I did it with one of the four fingers i previously used.

So i deleted one of them and replaced it with a multifinger scan and it seems to work a lot better.

The multifinger scan consists of the three fingers i already scanned and the lef thumb i deleted before.

to be sure, i still have the three other fingers scannned and 1 multiscan finger.

Happy for now. lets see how things progress.
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] voetbalremco:
Thanks.

After some tests the multifinger scans do indeed seem to work better, will have to use it more for a decent result.

Not sure if it's security wise the best idea, although it obviously does not unlock with fingers that are not used in the multifinger scan.
[Introductions] Justadudeinspace:
I'm Justadudeinspace,

I have been going hardcore for about a year and half now in learning everything I can about Android. In this last year and a half, I have learned the differences between chip-sets and the different back-doors available depending on the device and their limitations. I have figured out how to Root and modify most devices with ease, as well as install Custom Recoveries and Custom Roms--including GSI's. I can operate the most basic of shell programs such as platform-tools, mtkclient, and edl (if I could ever find the right fire-hose files or learn to create them). However, these are noob accomplishments when compared to the vast reality of the Android world, but considering that when I started I couldn't read a lick of code--this is quite the accomplishment.

I have stepped on some toes along the way. Regrettably, I wish I could take back some of my lesser instinctual moments, but if you knew where I came from you might understand why I can have such brutish moments in thinking. I am an honest man, and I am a man of my word, even though sometimes my words may be harsh and seem undesirable. I'm taking a risk in saying this, but some things are worth the risk. In my noob state a while back, I was banned from the XDA forums for conduct unbecoming of a gentleman. Should I receive another ban I will understand. However, I publicly ask for another chance on my favorite forum, but it's not in me to hide or to not own up to my behavior and take responsibility for my actions.

I'm a 26 year drug addict who can somehow maintain a 4.0 in college though can't seem to maintain to complete such. I am self-taught in the Android world, and I'm the Under-Dog who doesn't know how to quit or give up, even after rejection. I was severely traumatized growing up and I have had a lot of self-aware self-analysis through the last decade in learning how to heal my own mind from within. I do not condone my misbehavior, I merely wish to explain that I was dealt a crappy hand of cards and I am learning how to play the game with the hand that I have.

I publicly apologize to Clark Kent, XDA Forum Moderators (who put in work to evolve the community), and the Forum patrons who frequent this fine forum to learn. I was NinjaAdmin, I disrespected the forum in crude like behavior letting my anger in my life overtake me and bleed into this community. I sincerely and whole-heartedly apologize for my behavior and I take responsibility should you decide to further continue my ban. However, I'm going to take this moment to show you the kind of man that I am and should have been from the beginning.

I ask that you allow me the opportunity to make a living amends, and show you that I am better than what I have shown.

I can take the hit and I'm prepared for it. Either way, I know I will have an answer shortly after this post, but at least I can say that I tried to do the right thing.

Thank you for your time.
[Introductions] EllieCat:
Hi! Hope you have a nice day! :)
[Introductions] Clark Joseph Kent:
Welcome back.
[Introductions] Justadudeinspace:
I really appreciate the second chance. Thank you.
[Samsung Galaxy A12] julioserrata:
Greetings, who can help me with rooting a Samsung a127m bit11 android 13, I was trying with Magisk-v27.0, and the cell phone stays on Samsung and doesn't even turn on, I have to load the ap again without modifying it for it to turn on
[Samsung Galaxy A12] pcuserpro:
Hello, what about you reflash the Stock AP first, then use Magisk apk on unrooted stock to flash the stock image, it will patch boot.img. You can flash, use the patched AP.

Best regards,

QuadCore
[Samsung Galaxy A12] julioserrata:
What would the process be like because I'm trying it and it stays on Samsung and doesn't finish loading the software?
[Samsung Galaxy A12] pcuserpro:
Did you flash using Odin?
[Samsung Galaxy A12] lewoski:
You should try with v25.2 up to v26.3, those have worked for me, but beware that your mobile data could stop working
[Device Repair] vojt444:
Hello,

I have Surface Pro 6 1796 and the battery was dead (couldn't be turned on without charger) so I changed it by myself. But now when I want to turn on the laptop the screen only blinks once really fast and thats everything what happens (it blinks only black but the lighter black like when you put the full black image on the LCD screen where black color is not really black). Do you guys think that I damaged the laptop inside somehow (probably shorted the motherboard) because I wasn't careful enough or is there any possibility to fix this. I was trying to be very careful so I don't know if I really shorted it.

Thank you for your answers.
[Xiaomi Poco X6 Pro / Redmi K70E] Viên Lương:
Notice:

1. The v3.5 version is compiled using the 12.1 branch. It has changed too much and is no longer compatible with Android 11 (A11).

2. Flashing is risky and your data cannot be guaranteed to be 100% safe. In order to reduce unnecessary losses, please back up your data to other locations.

By using the TWTP compiled by me, you agree to the above precautions by default!

All IMG files are prohibited from being flashed to the BOOT partition! ! ! ! ! !

First: Unzip the zip to get the img file

[BOOT]:

1. Use: fastboot boot rec.img to temporarily start! ! !

2. VAB device: Advanced - flash the current TWRP/install recovery ramdisk

[REC]:

1. Only the recovery partition can be flashed: fastboot flash recovery|recovery_ab|recovery_a

Some AOSP ROMs can try FBEv21

Google Cloud Drive

123 cloud disk Extraction code: kIiC
[Xiaomi Poco X6 Pro / Redmi K70E] NOSS8:
There is no TWRP for K70E and poco X6 pro(DUCHAMP) in the links you provide.

View attachment 6100845​
[Xiaomi Poco X6 Pro / Redmi K70E] shadowstep:
THREAD LOCKED

@Viên Lương Since there is no TWRP available to download for this device in the link that you shared, this thread is being locked as a placeholder thread. When you have it uploaded, kindly report the first post of this thread and request unlocking. :)

Regards,

shadowstep

Senior Moderator
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] marco899:
Wich rom has the new beta manilla with future appointments?

There is an beta rom from HTC wich has the possibility to show multiple future items on the todays agenda. Is there already a cooked rom with has this new manilla?
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] kwbr:
Hi Marco, which rom are you referring to?
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] marco899:
Here are they talking about the new htc beta rom.

http://www.pocketpc.ch/htc-touch-hd/45895-tf3d-termine-paar-tage-vor-ereignis-anzeigen-4.html
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] kwbr:
Thanks, but I don't see a link. When we have the rom I can created a cab to update Manila.