Related
AT&T just pushed out another update. We'll see how it performs. Still no 6.0 Marshmallow....
Sgt.CM said:
AT&T just pushed out another update. We'll see how it performs. Still no 6.0 Marshmallow....
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Mine just popped up too.
I don't get it why are they stalling
Somewhat dissappointing
The AT&T page doesn't even show this update yet. Somewhat of a mystery.
They just did:
Software update includes
Device security improvements
Disappointing...
i thought i saw there was a problem with 6.0 and not being to unlock phones with pin/ fingerprint after updating..
_LEM_ said:
They just did:
Software update includes
Device security improvements
Disappointing...
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
There's nothing disappointing about improved security when it comes to my mobile device.
For shame with that attitude.
Bad dog, that is a no-no.
TOP SECURITY JOE said:
There's nothing disappointing about improved security when it comes to my mobile device.
For shame with that attitude.
Bad dog, that is a no-no.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Well, most of us are waiting for Marshmallow. We are almost the last ones to get that update.
However if this update makes you happy, that's cool.
TOP SECURITY JOE said:
There's nothing disappointing about improved security when it comes to my mobile device.
For shame with that attitude.
Bad dog, that is a no-no.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Its pretty disappointing when every other major carrier in the US has released Marshmallow for the S5 weeks ago, and they're still sitting here dilly dallying with security updates. Fine security updates are good, but we want Marshmallow end of story.
Anyone care to share the update here? I have to use Odin, no AT&T account. Thanks.
_LEM_ said:
Well, most of us are waiting for Marshmallow. We are almost the last ones to get that update.
However if this update makes you happy, that's cool.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
It's too late. You are already a bad dog.
Its a little early...but based on some very heavy use yesterday...this update seems as stable as all the other Lollipop builds to date.
Based on what I've seen from other carrier flavors of Marshmallow on this device...about the only thing that Marshmallow is going to give me is the ability to sideload GoodLock and MAYBE better mem management in regards to suspended apps/multi-tasking. Its not like Marshmallow is going to magically give me 2 hours extra SOT and make me a ham sandwich or something...Lollipop builds have been stable, bug free, been delivering 4-6 hours SOT, relatively snappy performance and the ability to go many days without a reboot based upon my use...and I don't think that will change drastically with Marshmallow. I'll probably keep this device for another year/year and a half anyway...so it will happen when it happens.
Even though it is annoying that the locked bootloader is keeping me from root and the ability to modify a few things (like running AdAway and uninstalling bloatware) and due to the fact that I can't run Xposed on Lollipop with Samsung ROMS anyway...this phone on AT&T has been one of the most stable, dependable devices I've owned to date.
mwrobe1 said:
Its a little early...but based on some very heavy use yesterday...this update seems as stable as all the other Lollipop builds to date.
Based on what I've seen from other carrier flavors of Marshmallow on this device...about the only thing that Marshmallow is going to give me is the ability to sideload GoodLock and MAYBE better mem management in regards to suspended apps/multi-tasking. Its not like Marshmallow is going to magically give me 2 hours extra SOT and make me a ham sandwich or something...Lollipop builds have been stable, bug free, been delivering 4-6 hours SOT, relatively snappy performance and the ability to go many days without a reboot based upon my use...and I don't think that will change drastically with Marshmallow. I'll probably keep this device for another year/year and a half anyway...so it will happen when it happens.
Even though it is annoying that the locked bootloader is keeping me from root and the ability to modify a few things (like running AdAway and uninstalling bloatware) and due to the fact that I can't run Xposed on Lollipop with Samsung ROMS anyway...this phone on AT&T has been one of the most stable, dependable devices I've owned to date.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Package Disabler Pro in the playstore will disable bloat. Does a real nice job.
Sent from my SM-G870A
Peace
So.... anyone able to post the update file for this one? Those without ATT sim are in dire need of it...
The Chinese variant of Oxygen OS called the Hydrogen OS is beings updated to version 10 The H2OS v10 comes to OnePlus 5 with the latest Android security patch level. The update log only states about the device receiving the latest Android security level. So we could assume the new September 2017 security patch level or the August. Moreover, the device jumped from H2OS v7 directly to the H2OS v10. However, this only mean good news for ONEPLUS 5 as the global variant may soon receive Oxygen OS 4.5.11+. H2OS V10 comes in support for custom ringtones for notifications. Now you can set different tines for different app notifications. It also optimizes app launch speed. Some bug fixes for the latest Launcher and its user interface. The complete update log has been listed below. It is translated from one of the Chinese languages.
Changes:
System changes
-Support for custom notification ringtone
-optimize application launch speed
- repair some unusual interface display problems
-allow the unloading of the system built-in applications
- Update Android security patches
Bug fixes:
- fix the problem after logging Exchange contacts can not be synchronized. Users experiencing this problem, please contact customer service to help deal with, or go to the forum and follow the instructions
- Repair other details
DIRECT DOWNLOAD:
http://download.h2os.com/OnePlus5/MP/OnePlus5Hydrogen_23_OTA_015_all_1709221942_befcf7f6951a4cf8.zip
People who dont like to read can watch this video
thanks for providing such information :good:
support for custom sounds was already in our phones.. btw thanks for info
Just to clarify, there are v8-9 otas for h2os but are mostly minor updates. So, Oxygen os probably will not update until oreo.
LKspro said:
Just to clarify, there are v8-9 otas for h2os but are mostly minor updates. So, Oxygen os probably will not update until oreo.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Just wondering they do not update until Oreo It's not like the world stops before Oreo . The minor update you are talking about isn't that minor it is the most important one a security update.
so based on that benchmark scoring Im guessing H2OS is a bit more optimized for speed and battery?
OcazPrime said:
so based on that benchmark scoring Im guessing H2OS is a bit more optimized for speed and battery?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Yeah
Guess I'll give it a shot. Does this work with Franco Kernel? Anyone tried both at the same time?
OcazPrime said:
Guess I'll give it a shot. Does this work with Franco Kernel? Anyone tried both at the same time?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
It should work
Gizmundo said:
support for custom sounds was already in our phones.. btw thanks for info
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
No there isnt.. You cant set custom notification sound
Hitman478™ said:
No there isnt.. You cant set custom notification sound
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
yes it is there :good:
I couldn't imagine O5 not getting at least one more update before Oreo hits. September patching is pretty big with fixing the blueborne exploit. I'd expect us to get that in the next few weeks
Rohit jat said:
yes it is there :good:
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I'm talking about put your custom sound for notification not ringtone and without root.. There was no option for me, and there's a guy that had made an app to do this in the question & answers section
Hitman478™ said:
I'm talking about put your custom sound for notification not ringtone and without root.. There was no option for me, and there's a guy that had made an app to do this in the question & answers section
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
You were right. That's possible to change ringtone or sms tone but there's no option for custom notification sounds.:good:
After being on freedomos for a while and coming to hydrogen i have to say this is actually insanely fast and well optimized. This is the best android experience ive ever had. Each singular percent of my battery depletes so slowly i actually got sick of watching it for tests. I have my own set of tweaks i enjoy using on kernel adiutor and franco kernel (which works btw) that i can get an hour of SoT in 5-6%. Very nice without all the google extras i do believe that plays a major role in the battery saving as well as Franco
How do I get Google play store to work also do OOS based kernels work ? For example blu_spark ??
Hi! Someone has tried magisk on this ?
edgarhugo said:
Hi! Someone has tried magisk on this ?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Yes it works..
OcazPrime said:
After being on freedomos for a while and coming to hydrogen i have to say this is actually insanely fast and well optimized. This is the best android experience ive ever had. Each singular percent of my battery depletes so slowly i actually got sick of watching it for tests. I have my own set of tweaks i enjoy using on kernel adiutor and franco kernel (which works btw) that i can get an hour of SoT in 5-6%. Very nice without all the google extras i do believe that plays a major role in the battery saving as well as Franco
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Yeah actually its one of the fastest rom n always prefer it
ashokmor007 said:
Yeah actually its one of the fastest rom n always prefer it
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
In really digging it. Not sure why aosp keyboard glide typing isnt working though. Any insight to help?
I still haven't revived Oreo update here in Thailand. When it is released, before I install it, I'm curious what is the benefit of installing Oreo? Note 8 already does everything it's supposed do, will this update make anything better or provides any new features?
having a locked bootloader.
Sitti01 said:
I still haven't revived Oreo update here in Thailand. When it is released, before I install it, I'm curious what is the benefit of installing Oreo? Note 8 already does everything it's supposed do, will this update make anything better or provides any new features?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
significantly worse battery backup and lags and bugs here and there..and that's pretty much about it...
Surprise surprise. That's why I have stuck to 7.1.1 and rooted the device.
Every new update to any Samsung device introduces bugs and kills battery life. Personally it offers little advantage and I'm not the least bit interested in upgrading.
Why waste time changing something that works well just for the sake of it?
-New Lockscreen clocks
-AOD is now better optimised
-boots up quicker
-support for new bluetooth audio codecs like AAC
-gif support in Samsung Keyboard
-you can now restart the iris scan if ever it initally failed to scan by tapping an icon in the lower quarter of the screen instead of the status bar area
-MUCH better notification management system
Many more small tweaks that make the overall experience better!
gsser said:
having a locked bootloader.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
What do you mean? Oreo didn't lock down the BL on Exynos, and it was already locked on most Snapdragons.
---------- Post added at 10:05 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:01 AM ----------
kradcliffe said:
Surprise surprise. That's why I have stuck to 7.1.1 and rooted the device.
Every new update to any Samsung device introduces bugs and kills battery life. Personally it offers little advantage and I'm not the least bit interested in upgrading.
Why waste time changing something that works well just for the sake of it?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
No lags, bugs, or noticeable battery drain here, and I'd be the first to say so. Careful about 'reports'...half the time they've done something else like dirty flash, installed mods, etc. and blame the wrong culprit.
sefrcoko said:
What do you mean? Oreo didn't lock down the BL on Exynos, and it was already locked on most Snapdragons.
---------- Post added at 10:05 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:01 AM ----------
No lags, bugs, or noticeable battery drain here, and I'd be the first to say so. Careful about 'reports'...half the time they've done something else like dirty flash, installed mods, etc. and blame the wrong culprit.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
before i was on 7.1, i jumped to 8.0 and it reset my rmm state, waited around 2 weeks to get oem unlock option it didnt. and i am not going back to oreo for sure.
gsser said:
before i was on 7.1, i jumped to 8.0 and it reset my rmm state, waited around 2 weeks to get oem unlock option it didnt. and i am not going back to oreo for sure.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Ok but the problem is with rmm on your specific device model/region, not Oreo itself. I have a different model and OEM is unaffected by Oreo for me (oem unlock toggle is still there). People have rmm issues even on Nougat. It doesn't mean you have to upgrade to Oreo if course, but Oreo is not the reason for your issues.
I updated and have been seeing the lag. Deleting emails takes like 5 secs now after hitting delete.
Iris recognition is a lot faster.
Sent from my SM-N950U using Tapatalk
For me, the key reason for updating to Oreo was support for the Sony LDAC Bluetooth codec. I have the WI-1000X and the MDR-1000X headphones and can now stream audio to these via LDAC, instead of APTX.
Apart from that, as mentioned by previous posters, notifications have received a major overhaul. Also, I have not seen any performance dip after the update -- I flashed the France ROM via ODIN, without doing a factory reset or starting afresh.
I am never far away from a wireless charging pad, so don't know if the battery life has gone for a toss after Oreo.
I think that people should be more careful when posting negative or unconfirmed issues, as other poster said, some people get troubles when dirty flashing or installing firmwares other than official OTA ones
krumbs said:
For me, the key reason for updating to Oreo was support for the Sony LDAC Bluetooth codec. I have the WI-1000X and the MDR-1000X headphones and can now stream audio to these via LDAC, instead of APTX.
Apart from that, as mentioned by previous posters, notifications have received a major overhaul. Also, I have not seen any performance dip after the update -- I flashed the France ROM via ODIN, without doing a factory reset or starting afresh.
I am never far away from a wireless charging pad, so don't know if the battery life has gone for a toss after Oreo.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I'm currently using my WI-1000x, and just updated to Oreo. Have you noticed any difference with LDAC?
winol said:
I think that people should be more careful when posting negative or unconfirmed issues, as other poster said, some people get troubles when dirty flashing or installing firmwares other than official OTA ones
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Agreed. Bone stock VZW Note 8 here, had it since pre-order. Oreo update came today and so far it's only been faster with no issues. It added some nice Bluetooth audio options in Developer Options.
I flashed the official Oreo rom so I didn't do a OTA and it works fantastic for me.
Overall performance is a lot better
Features like PIP are great
Battery is better
Waaaay better notifications
And a lot of other small improvements.
I think people that have issues with Oreo simply did a OTA
Sitti01 said:
I still haven't revived Oreo update here in Thailand. When it is released, before I install it, I'm curious what is the benefit of installing Oreo? Note 8 already does everything it's supposed do, will this update make anything better or provides any new features?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Basically avoid all x.0 software releases.
Goes for every software...
Samsung is already testing 8.1 on the note 9 so I will just wait for that to be ported.
It will bring new features and much better stability.
Praks93 said:
-New Lockscreen clocks
-AOD is now better optimised
-boots up quicker
-support for new bluetooth audio codecs like AAC
-gif support in Samsung Keyboard
-you can now restart the iris scan if ever it initally failed to scan by tapping an icon in the lower quarter of the screen instead of the status bar area
-MUCH better notification management system
Many more small tweaks that make the overall experience better!
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
And better battery performance :good:
razor6_4 said:
significantly worse battery backup and lags and bugs here and there..and that's pretty much about it...
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Been using oreo on my note 8 for weeks, I have none of those problems.
meboy said:
Basically avoid all x.0 software releases.
Goes for every software...
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Agreed, I've almost always had the same experience in the past. The bugs usually get worked out in x.1. Not much different with 8.0, I pretty much immediately went back to 7.1.1.
Been on Oreo for 11 days now. For the average user there is some noticeable minor visual change in the UI. Other than that the phone feels and performs about the same. Nothing has changed on my usage.
I've been a rootoholic since the first HTC Desire (2010) and I've been lovin to improve every smartphone throughout those years. I believe that the reason for root have literally died. Since 2010, the interest in rooting and developing roms for phones that really needed it, vanished more and more for every year. The latest 4 - 5 years, developers have mostly only been interested in rooting flagships? People root for different reasons, privacy, debloating, theming, speed or all. In my opinion, the whole developing community have forgotten the real mission!
"Develope, root and improve phones that really needs it!" (mid range and low budget phones)
And look now!? To unlock a bootloader (on a phone that's perfect without it) we're suppose to pay for it? Not even an option to donate, like back in the days? No offense to you, the devs, this is probably just part of Xda evolution, and I need to catch up with reality. Just wondering what this community will look like in 2 - 5 years?
This phone (in my opinion) is perfect without unlocked bootloader or root!
V40 has it all!
And with the option to "uninstall" bloatware via adb, what's the point?
Well, some user's love to flash custom kernel while using the stock rom. Just like me
cheeze.keyk said:
Well, some user's love to flash custom kernel while using the stock rom. Just like me
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I did too But to improve!?
Not much to improve anymore...
I understand what you mean. But with a custom kernel everything that's good about this phone would only get better. Also, having stock Android on this hardware would be awesome.
nyttliv7 said:
I did too But to improve!?
Not much to improve anymore...
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
For me yes, specially when it comes to speed and you can tweak also the display settings to get rid of the screen burn.
V4A and kernel tweeks
Wondering
how much better can a phone like this get?
I mean, cpu speed is already fantastic, and sound is extremely high quality (Neutron)!
Is there anywhere I can read about this? Progress and experience so far. How big was the difference? And so on...
I could imagine to underclock and disable some features I never use, to save battery...
nyttliv7 said:
how much better can a phone like this get?
I mean, cpu speed is already fantastic, and sound is extremely high quality (Neutron)!
Is there anywhere I can read about this? Progress and experience so far. How big was the difference? And so on...
I could imagine to underclock and disable some features I never use, to save battery...
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
We disabled a few of the throttling stuff that LG put in the software and it's way faster now and along with FDE.AI Magisk Module the battery is also lasting a bit longer.
Nice!
I'm on Sprint!
Will they detect my root?
Fully functional modem/signal?
Will I miss out on any functions after debloating all sprint stuff?
Can I reverse, go back to the original rom?
nyttliv7 said:
I'm on Sprint!
Will they detect my root?
Fully functional modem/signal?
Will I miss out on any functions after debloating all sprint stuff?
Can I reverse, go back to the original rom?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Your original rom would be on Slot B....but you would still have the original rom on Slot A unless you update to US unlocked Pie....
Tempted!
Root
Being an old rootoholic, I've kind of convinced myself it's not really necessary anymore, especially on a phone like this. But after digging into the threads about it, I've reconsidered...
So, after some resistance, I'm tempted to unlock bootloader and root
Just a few questions:
Slot A and B? Is it possible/complicated to activate "the other" slot (dual boot), or is it just there for backup and update?
Is com.lge.rctprovider and other spy and spam apps still there?
How exactly is the remote screen thing done? Do I need to install something, and how do you pay the fee?
Will it be possible to remap the assistant button?
If I'm not wrong, Qualcomm just block specific bands on carrier's requests, meaning that all bands exist in the chip. So I wonder, can this be unlocked?
How is the signal/reception on Sprint? Will all necessary bands still be there and fully functional?
Thanks!
nyttliv7 said:
I've been a rootoholic since the first HTC Desire (2010) and I've been lovin to improve every smartphone throughout those years. I believe that the reason for root have literally died. Since 2010, the interest in rooting and developing roms for phones that really needed it, vanished more and more for every year. The latest 4 - 5 years, developers have mostly only been interested in rooting flagships? People root for different reasons, privacy, debloating, theming, speed or all. In my opinion, the whole developing community have forgotten the real mission!
"Develope, root and improve phones that really needs it!" (mid range and low budget phones)
And look now!? To unlock a bootloader (on a phone that's perfect without it) we're suppose to pay for it? Not even an option to donate, like back in the days? No offense to you, the devs, this is probably just part of Xda evolution, and I need to catch up with reality. Just wondering what this community will look like in 2 - 5 years?
This phone (in my opinion) is perfect without unlocked bootloader or root!
V40 has it all!
And with the option to "uninstall" bloatware via adb, what's the point?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
After so many years with these phones, I've learnt that we would rather buy an old flagship but not a new mid-low range
Even u arent rooting it, flagship is usually much better as that's what your manufacture could do best at that time. Mid-low range was intended to be half-assed
Root is useful to install AdAway and Titanium Backup, even if staying with stock ROM.
Blockada without root sounds like it is not as effective as AdAway.
Ti Backup enables reverting to prior saved version of app when a newer version is faulty or inferior (happens a lot). Also debloating by freezing or uninstalling, not sure an ADB method offers all the options of Ti to debloat.
If V40 still has no way to unlock bootloader and root, without the Octoplus thing, I guess I'm stuck with V30+, which apparently means the dwindling stock of aging V30+ from dicey sellers on eBay etc., including lots of 1+ year old LS998 crossflashed to US998 and sold as "new". Li-Ion phone batteries have only a 2-3 year life....
...
There's currently no way to bootloader unlock the V40 (I have the US non carrier "unlocked" version). Guy on Telegram is ignoring my message. Therefore, root does not appear to be an option.
midwhiteflava said:
There's currently no way to bootloader unlock the V40 (I have the US non carrier "unlocked" version). Guy on Telegram is ignoring my message. Therefore, root does not appear to be an option.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Well Vlad is in the Ukraine so you have to deal with their schedule....
Ainz_Ooal_Gown said:
Well Vlad is in the Ukraine so you have to deal with their schedule....
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
That would be him and I'm awaiting his reply on Telegram from last week.
midwhiteflava said:
That would be him and I'm awaiting his reply on Telegram from last week.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
This guy has done two for me less than half a day after paying ten dollars.
@octoplus
Sent from my LM-V405 using Tapatalk
https://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-v40/development/unlock-lg-v40-via-9008-root-t-mobile-t4042207
Well people root so they can remove throttle from manufacturer nd to tweak the phone so it can be at its best for the current cpu/gpu along with custom roms. Root is not needed nowadays except for those because better processors that you wont really need root for normal to performance usage. Well thts my oppinion for the op
The question should be why not to root. The answers to that are far less. Than why to root. Because of the endless possibilities
ANDROID 12 UPDATE HAS TURNED XIAOMI MI 11, 11 ULTRA AND 11I INTO BRICKSArticle: https://www.gizchina.com/2021/10/07...ed-xiaomi-mi-11-11-ultra-and-11i-into-bricks/
amandeepparmar said:
ANDROID 12 UPDATE HAS TURNED XIAOMI MI 11, 11 ULTRA AND 11I INTO BRICKSArticle: https://www.gizchina.com/2021/10/07...ed-xiaomi-mi-11-11-ultra-and-11i-into-bricks/
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
This article look like a sh1t spam post with no real info
And a12 update is just a beta rom for dev only, people with such a little knowledge about Android shouldn't try to flash it
And btw, lot of people was successfully flash that dev rom without brick their phone.
Meh, Im at full stop at Android 10.
No way I'm going to 11 or 12 (even if I could) on my N10's.
Forced internal memory encryption, scoped storage, excessive restrictions for trusted 3rd party apps have turned Android into a green lame Apple.
What's left to like?
Google hates it's customers.
With Google you're not the customer, you're the product.
blackhawk said:
Meh, Im at full stop at Android 10.
No way I'm going to 11 or 12 (even if I could) on my N10's.
Forced internal memory encryption, scoped storage, excessive restrictions for trusted 3rd party apps have turned Android into a green lame Apple.
What's left to like?
Google hates it's customers.
With Google you're not the customer, you're the product.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Nice and stable, sounds perfect.
I dont understand all this update, update, update hype neither... Mostly we just got a laggy phone with problems, then they corret it and sending out some other problem updates... Usually most phones get updates to quick = unstable...
Its a shame.
BigDisplay said:
Nice and stable, sounds perfect.
I dont understand all this update, update, update hype neither... Mostly we just got a laggy phone with problems, then they corret it and sending out some other problem updates... Usually most phones get updates to quick = unstable...
Its a shame.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
They all have their quirks and minor glitches. At this point I've pretty much either work them out or found work arounds.
So, I'm kicking back now and enjoying the device instead of witch hunting.
Because of my familiarity with the system, trouble is easy to spot fast and usually easy to fix. This is important with malware; the faster it's spotted, the better the outcome.
hungragezone said:
This article look like a sh1t spam post with no real info
And a12 update is just a beta rom for dev only, people with such a little knowledge about Android shouldn't try to flash it
And btw, lot of people was successfully flash that dev rom without brick their phone.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
The new roms are getting more legit
My performance has increased
(At least in benchmarks)
In real world terms is hard to notice an extra 10% on a chip that's already flagship
speedtripler said:
The new roms are getting more legit
My performance has increased
(At least in benchmarks)
In real world terms is hard to notice an extra 10% on a chip that's already flagship
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
How is your real world usability?
Better? Is it acceptable or a pain?
blackhawk said:
How is your real world usability?
Better? Is it acceptable or a pain?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
It seems better across the board but it will take time to evaluate the camera and new features under different conditions etc
In a few days I'll know enough to evaluate stuff like battery life and daily usage to see if all the apps I haven't installed and configured yet work smoothly
But out of the box and according to the benchmarks it seems like an improvement