For anyone that has a OnePlus3/T, what carrier do you have? Is T-Mobile/Sprint coverage decent now? I'd get off Verizon if I could but I remember T-Mobile coverage in my area being pretty crappy years ago when I was on it
Boot loop? Maybe an update bricked it?
Mr.Shrugglesツ;230025394 said:Try doing a cache wipe from recovery:
https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/nexus/gc6trCVN8Ss
Nougat is such a huge improvement. The notification system alone is so much better for every purpose. Makes life a lot easier dealing with the fuckton of messages I get everyday from so many different people on so many different apps.
Lmao welcome to the club. Go exchange it. There's no way around this hardware issue.My Nexus 5X suddenly won't turn on. It was working, put it in my pocket, and an hour later it won't fully boot. Sometimes it'll load the google logo, but it always turns off. Any ideas?
Still the best android tablet by a country mile.For those with the Pixel C, how is it as a Android tablet?
Nougat is such a huge improvement. The notification system alone is so much better for every purpose. Makes life a lot easier dealing with the fuckton of messages I get everyday from so many different people on so many different apps.
well the Mate 9 is fucking huge. So it naturally has a huge ass battery. It likely won't beat it. The S8+ is rumoured to have the same battery capacity as the Note 7. Go read Note 7 reviews for battery life and make the decision. Other than that almost everything has leaked.Ok so I can either get a Huawei Mate 9 today, or wait and see what the LG G6 and Galaxy S8 Edge are like.
My main thing is battery though, so what are the chances that LG or Samsung will outdo the Mate 9?
Great article on android police. It is almost word for word exactly what I been saying lately:
Until we have an Apple Watch of our own, no one is going to take Android Wear seriously (opinion)
Google pls
well the Mate 9 is fucking huge. So it naturally has a huge ass battery. It likely won't beat it. The S8+ is rumoured to have the same battery capacity as the Note 7. Go read Note 7 reviews for battery life and make the decision. Other than that almost everything has leaked.
I personally would rather get an S8 than a huawei phone but that's just me, I'm not a fan of non-google OEMs so I'm biased in general. And yes I'm ignoring LG on purpose.
The solution: Build a damn watch, Google
but that's apples to oranges imo. Tablets can still be customized by OEMs and relies on devs a lot. Android Wear is completely locked down by google. The tablet problem is the opposite. Hardware was ok from OEMs, it's the software that wasn't delivering whether it was crappy skins, slow updates, or no third party apps.Mr.Shrugglesツ;230040248 said:Reminds me of how they fixed their tablet problem.
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Ok so I can either get a Huawei Mate 9 today, or wait and see what the LG G6 and Galaxy S8 Edge are like.
My main thing is battery though, so what are the chances that LG or Samsung will outdo the Mate 9?
well the Mate 9 is fucking huge. So it naturally has a huge ass battery. It likely won't beat it. The S8+ is rumoured to have the same battery capacity as the Note 7. Go read Note 7 reviews for battery life and make the decision. Other than that almost everything has leaked.
I personally would rather get an S8 than a huawei phone but that's just me, I'm not a fan of non-google OEMs so I'm biased in general. And yes I'm ignoring LG on purpose.
Found a gear s3 frontier open box at best buy for $260. Basically same price as neutered LG watch
Still the best android tablet by a country mile.
Mate 9 already has an amazing battery. I doubt either phone will be better.
The S8 Edge is likely to have a better screen, better camera, look better aesthetically, similar battery life (unless they've pushed screen efficiency past S6 & S7 levels), and a solid software experience.
The S8 Edge is likely to have a better screen, better camera, look better aesthetically, similar battery life (unless they've pushed screen efficiency past S6 & S7 levels), and a solid software experience.
I'm really interested in what One Plus does size and design wise.
If it were for me 1+4 would have the same body of the 3 just with a good screen this time (either true 1080p or pentile QHD since they are stubborn on using amoled) camera up to the task and up to date SoC all with a sub 400 bucks price
Op4 will be like $500 lol.
What's so wrong with the screen? Just that it's 1080p?Just fix the screen along with the usual bumps like chipset and slightly better camera and I'm probably in.
Just fix the screen. It's the one downfall.
Wasn't it already? The 3T starts at $599 I think (in Canada at least).Op4 will be like $500 lol.
Op4 will be like $500 lol.
What's so wrong with the screen? Just that it's 1080p?
Honestly, I use a OP3 now, and even coming from a phone with a much higher screen resolution (950XL) it isn't noticeable to me at all now.
Just fix the screen along with the usual bumps like chipset and slightly better camera and I'm probably in.
Just fix the screen. It's the one downfall.
Remember the one plus X. I thought that was a slick fucking phone. Make an all metal version of that or something, and go bezeless like everyone else, premium specs, would get.
Any big reason I shouldn't get a Galaxy A5 2017? Seems like a lot of bang for my buck without going to some dodgy Chinese brand.
I was going to get a OP3 a few months back but I heard some talk of the software being buggy and OP not being great with updates, then they dropped it for the 3T that costs £80 more.
A5 2017 is water resistant, 32gb + external, 3gb RAM. No notification LED won't bother me with the always on screen, and everything else is an upgrade from my Z3 Compact.
What's so wrong with the screen? Just that it's 1080p?
Honestly, I use a OP3 now, and even coming from a phone with a much higher screen resolution (950XL) it isn't noticeable to me at all now.
The problem is not that it's 1080p... if it were for me these stupid races for resolution would have stopped there for phones and focused much earlier on accuracy and picture quality way before than when actually happened.
The problem with 1+3 is that it's a pentile screen, that means that stuff like real text resolution is lower than the iPhone's 750p screen.
Screen looks great to me I don't see the issues :S
On a PenTile display (like the one on the Galaxy S4), it is made of two and the missing subpixel in each individual pixel can be found in the adjacent pixel, which means on a standard 1080p RGB panel, there are 6220800 subpixels (2073600*3 = 6220800), but on a 1080p PenTile display, its 4147200. How
Lmao welcome to the club. Go exchange it. There's no way around this hardware issue.
Okay, I was aware it was Pentile... but I don't have the same aversion to it as others. I've had several phones over the years that used it and never saw it as a big deal.As LeleSocho said they just got a cheap old ass Samsung AMOLED straight out of like 2013 with a pentile matrix screen.
That's probably a cost cutting move.
To be fair the Axon 7 is also supposedly Pentile, BUT it's 1440p so it helps minimize the effect.
I don't mind if the screen is 1080p. Just don't let it be Pentile.
im hoping now that daydream flopped completely they can go back and focus on core android shit and focus on messaging. I fucking hate when they won't shut up about VR and shit.This year is probably the least excited I've been for Google I/O since Android launched. I just feel the overall direction of the platform is aimless and they refuse to learn the lessons that become apparent over the last few years - the lack of focus and cohesion around messaging, the half-baked attempts at releasing new products, and the generally uninspiring hardware. Really hoping they can find a way to wow me again as I really don't want to have to resort to a headphone jack-less iPhone in the future.
I don't have such problem in OP3T. Notifications remain there until I manually remove them.Is there a new setting in Nougat which clears notifications after a (short) period of time automatically?
On my OP3, before it went to 7.0 I would get notifications (Textra, Weather Timeline, etc) and they would remain on the lock screen or in the notifications drawer until I cleared them. Now, it seems anything other than native Android/Google notifications are cleared automatically, so if I get a text that I don't notice it is cleared and unless I go into the app or if it has a missed notification counter from Nova then I would have no idea. The Weather Timeline notification option which I preferred is also useless now as it disappears well before the next (hourly) notification comes up.
I've looked through setting but I haven't found anything about it.
Is there a new setting in Nougat which clears notifications after a (short) period of time automatically?
On my OP3, before it went to 7.0 I would get notifications (Textra, Weather Timeline, etc) and they would remain on the lock screen or in the notifications drawer until I cleared them. Now, it seems anything other than native Android/Google notifications are cleared automatically, so if I get a text that I don't notice it is cleared and unless I go into the app or if it has a missed notification counter from Nova then I would have no idea. The Weather Timeline notification option which I preferred is also useless now as it disappears well before the next (hourly) notification comes up.
I've looked through setting but I haven't found anything about it.
On 7.0? Not sure if OP3T came with that by default.I don't have such problem in OP3T. Notifications remain there until I manually remove them.
I don't think I have anything special that would be doing that. Nova Launcher is the only other thing that might? Nothing changed on my side when I upgraded to Nougat, other than the notifications not working properly anymore.Mr.Shrugglesツ;230080630 said:Check to see what apps have access to your notifications, maybe one of them is messing with them.
Hmmm, not sure how I missed that before but yes, that thread sounds exactly like what I am seeing. Glad that it's not just me I guess, but seems it could be a OP problem and not an Android/Nougat one.Mr.Shrugglesツ;230082412 said:Looks like you're not alone:
https://forums.oneplus.net/threads/notifications-issues-on-nougat.483561/