Hi, I just wondering when is ubuntu team switching to MIR instead of Android graphical service. I read something but it butI have no clear if this movement its going to suposse any change in the smoothness, if maybe its gonna improve it or not. Any realease date for that?
Thanks!
well... it (XMir) will be on 13.10 (saucy) Desktop along with unity (next). X11 server on touch/phones
milestone proposed dates:
•Alpha 1 – June 20th
•Alpha 2 – July 18th
•Alpha 3 – August 1st
•Beta 1- September 5th
•Final Beta – September 26th
•Release Candidate – October 10th
Final Release - October 17th
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Sent from thinkpad t420 Ubuntu 13.10
Hello friends,
I am planning on purchasing a Nexus 9 and from my understanding you can identify if the model is a bad one (light bleeds, bad buttons). I was wondering if anyone knows the starting serial number of the Nexus 9 which does not have any of these issues.
Thanking you.
There is no guarantee, but models starting with "HT5" (meaning built in 2015) are probably recent enough to have all the kinks worked out. (HT51 = Jan, HT52 = Feb, etc.)
Sent from my Nexus 9
Hello,
As you may aware the bootloop issue is not limited to Nexus 6p but happened to Nexus 5 onwers as well.
I wanted from this thread to survey If this issue is limited to one type of device or common among all types Nexus 6P devices (32GB/64GB/128GB)
I own two Huawei Google Nexus 6P one with bootloop problem (64 GB), bought in January 2016 and bootloop appeared after approxmitaly one year and the other new (32 GB) just bought recently with no problems so far. I used to read mutliple threads on the bootloop issue before my phone got it. I would suggest for all new onwers to enable the USB debugging and the OEM Unlocking (just in case). I have failed to enable these options in my first Nexus and I was not be able to power up the device even with heating.
You can either vote or type the following:
Device type: Nexus 6p 64 GB
Purchase date: January 2016
Bootloop appeared: approxmitaly after 14 months
Comments: Noticed the low battery performance before the bootloop problem. Device shutdown around 20%
Device Type: Nexus 6p 32GB (Refurbished)
Purchase Date: December 2016
Bootloop Appeared: November 2017
Bricked: May 2018
Comments: Ran custom ROMs, overclocked EX Kernel, used only for social media/texting, browsing and youtube, nothing intensive. Suddenly one morning it was a brick, nothing would respond.
I would like to add, this problem lies with the Snapdragon 810/808 (bad soldering) Chipset, the OP2 has the same issue and so does the LG V10. I don't think the storage size would affect it.
Device type: Nexus 6p 64 GB
Purchase date: Dec 2015
Bootloop appeared: approxmitaly after 17 months
Comments: Noticed the low battery performance before the bootloop problem. Device shutdown around 20% (same as you)
Suprisingly bootloop fix method is not working either.
Device type: Nexus 6P 128gb
Time of purchase: when it first came out at 2015.
CPU detached without bootlooping: I never knew the device only had 4 cores working sometimes.
Bootloop date: around May 30 2018
Flashed quad core: around May 30 2018
Stop bootlooping and 8 core partially working: Around June 7-12. I went to San Francisco at this time. My home is at the other side of the world. Idk how it started working again.
Started bootlooping again: June 12.
Comments:
My battery usually shuts down at 50-60% when I consume so much power at once. When I only listen to music, it can go all the way to 0% without early shutdown. The early shutdown depends on how you are using your phone. Device battery health: around 928- 1064/3450 mAh.
Device type: 6P 128gb
Purchased: October 2016, replaced the fast draining/early shutdown battery myself in May 2018, was much improved.
Bootloop: July 4th 2018
Comment: The day before bootloop I accidently left the phone sitting in the hot sun in vehicle. When I found it the cpu and battery were at 53 degrees C. I got it cooled down and everything seemed to be working fine. At time of bootloop it was under no particular stress. I hit the menu button to close some background apps and it shut down and started bootloop. Can't even get into recovery.
Time of purchase: Device was bought of a friends two weeks ago. (End of June 2018, was originally bought in 2016)
Bootloop date: Around 4-5 July 2018
Fixed Used: heat / draining battery down, then unlocking OEM bootloader, then flashing (still haven't decided to shut down the faulting cpu, too upset about the potential loss of perfs)
Since then, flashed TWRP, Rooted with magisk, made full backup (OS + EFS) and fingers crossed !!
Device type: Nexus 6p 64 GB
Purchase date: Used off Ebay Dec. 2016
Bootloop appeared: Aug 2018
Comments: Replaced the battery shortly after buying it, as it would shut down in the cold, and then randomly when the battery was below 30%. Rooted, running ABC rom 8.1. Unable to enter TWRP.
It seems updates are very slow for this device? I mean it's still on May security patch and now we are in July.. Also my 2 year old Honor 6X is on June security patch, how come my new 10 isn't
Hi all.
Looking for info about honor 50 mui 6 for east europe.
Will be there update in the q2 of this year?
AnakinVN said:
Hi all.
Looking for info about honor 50 mui 6 for east europe.
Will be there update in the q2 of this year?
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We're still 1 month short of Q2 so hang in there. I'm also looking forward to this update to see how 12 would change the experience.
Interesting how this phone is so unpopular. I bought it for 200 euros new/unlocked
Just got the Magic UI 6 update this morning. 1.8GB and it installed in a couple of minutes, actually way faster than the previous security update I got.
Looks the same as the previous, Andoid 11 based version but I did notice some small tweaks here and there and the new animations are nicer.
The bug where you can't swipe across the bottom to switch apps is still there (for me at least).