Nexus 6 boot up time slower than rivals? - Nexus 6 General

Please tell me this isnt true..
Nexus 6 vs Note 4 vs LG G3 vs Droid Turbo boot ra…: http://youtu.be/HkGB7jTnT_Q
I know this is an encryption issue most likely but you can't switch it off on an nexus 6. You can on other devices including a nexus 5 on lollipop

Why should that even be a problem? I turn my nexus off at least once a week for the night to let it sit, but still. I don't understand why this is a huge concern.

scoobiesnacks said:
Please tell me this isnt true..
Nexus 6 vs Note 4 vs LG G3 vs Droid Turbo boot ra…: http://youtu.be/HkGB7jTnT_Q
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Ok, it's not true.
Pretty obvious it's the encryption though.

As long as boot up doesn't take as long as the Blackberry's did back in the day...this is absolutely irrelevant to real world usage.

OTSS said:
As long as boot up doesn't take as long as the Blackberry's did back in the day...this is absolutely irrelevant to real world usage.
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Thanks for bringing back that horrible memory

I don't know why folks are saying this is irrelevant. This is a premium phone afterall. I switch my phone on and off several times a day when the battery goes.

Well the note 4 still runs Dalvik only, turbo probably has Dalvik by default... This makes total sense as your phone boots up slower with ART to help with performance later.

The N6 has to be decrypted while the others don't because they're not running Lollipop. Wait till they have Lollipop.

chancy319 said:
The N6 has to be decrypted while the others don't because they're not running Lollipop. Wait till they have Lollipop.
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You can't switch off encryption on a nexus 6/9, you can on other nexus devices

chancy319 said:
The N6 has to be decrypted while the others don't because they're not running Lollipop. Wait till they have Lollipop.
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Nothing can be worse than the 4 minute boot time of a BlackBerry Storm.....that took forever

Who gives 2 ****s if it is, u shut ur phone off multiple times day?

scoobiesnacks said:
I don't know why folks are saying this is irrelevant. This is a premium phone afterall. I switch my phone on and off several times a day when the battery goes.
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It's 2014.

I reboot about once a week on average, usually right before going to be. Boot times are meaningless to me.
Decryption and ART take time to complete.

I also don't really care that much how long it takes my phone to boot. However, it's still concerning to see it boot SO much slower than its similarly spec'd contemporaries. The slow boot is a symptom of an underlying issue, not a problem in itself.

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Who gives 2 ****s if it is, u shut ur phone off multiple times day?
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I don't quite see how this has turned around to me being the problem. I don't have access to power and the best I can get is 2-3 hours screen time.
People need to consider that the way they use a phone might be different to other users.

grin0048 said:
I also don't really care that much how long it takes my phone to boot. However, it's still concerning to see it boot SO much slower than its similarly spec'd contemporaries. The slow boot is a symptom of an underlying issue, not a problem in itself.
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The underlying issue is that all these devices are not running under the same conditions. Turn on encryption and update to lollipop (or turn on Art) and run the test.

scoobiesnacks said:
I don't quite see how this has turned around to me being the problem. I don't have access to power and the best I can get is 2-3 hours screen time.
People need to consider that the way they use a phone might be different to other users.
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FYI, turning your phone on and off actually drains the battery faster. When booting up, it needs to load like a hundred of process so eventually it will easily eats up your phone's resource. If you leave your phone on standby, it will last longer. 2nd, why bother getting a phone if you don't keep it on for calls. You'll be better off getting a small size tablet and use Google Hangout to make your call for free when needed

Until these are all running Lollipop as well, I couldn't really care less about comparisons.
Even then, who cares if it's 45 seconds slower? I'd argue that the amount of people that reboot their phones multiple times daily are a VERY small minority. On average, I reboot my Moto X once a week or so just to keep it fresh.

scoobiesnacks said:
I don't quite see how this has turned around to me being the problem. I don't have access to power and the best I can get is 2-3 hours screen time.
People need to consider that the way they use a phone might be different to other users.
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You know you don't have to turn off the device to charge it, right?

akellar said:
You know you don't have to turn off the device to charge it, right?
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Thoughts on YOUR Atrix?

Delete.
i'm very happy with the phone. the only caveat i really have (which a lot of people don't seem to have) is battery life. i get about 13-14 hours with 3-4 hours of display-on time, while others have been reporting double that.
as far as motoblur is concerned, if you just get another launcher and use Titanium Backup Pro to freeze motoblur Home and other services, then you won't even have to think about it.
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I should be receiving my Atrix for AT&T tomorrow, this will be a HUGGGGGGEEEEEE upgrade from my measly HTC Hero (Sprint CDMA) that I have modified to the ends of the Earth. I'm in need of more power and amazed at the stuff you can do with the Atrix.
My question to you all, has this phone met or surpassed your expectations? Did it fail to achieve those expectations? Tell me what you think of this phone, I have been reading so many reviews about the phone I feel like I know all technological aspects about the phone as well, haha.
How fast were you to get rid of MotoBlur?
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I think I can speak for a lot of people in saying that, as far as the Atrix goes, I am in love with the "potential" this phone has. But as far as meeting those expectations, well, that's something to be debated. There are areas where the dual core shines and other areas it seems it is not harnessing the full power. Then couple that with AT&T's network restrictions and Motorola's lockdown on the device, I'm going to have to say that I am disappointed in the Atrix as of now. That could change if there is a break through in the bootloader or if AT&T gets its act together and starts offering the "High speeds" we were promised. Only problem is though, my 30 days is almost up and I don't know if I can hold onto the phone in hopes of "potential".
Coming from a captivate I love this phone...everything works includi.g the gps. Most of motoblur is gone on my phone. The phone is amazingly fast but does have an occasional hiccup. An unlocked bootloader would turn this into the best available android phone but its one of the top
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...Only problem is though, my 30 days is almost up and I don't know if I can hold onto the phone in hopes of "potential".
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I'm in the same boat. In terms of hardware, this phone is a beast. I can even live with the screen quality and the terrible camera. But software side, I am really hoping to see a unlocked bootloader or I might be very tempted to take this phone back...
bleuiko said:
I'm in the same boat. In terms of hardware, this phone is a beast. I can even live with the screen quality and the terrible camera. But software side, I am really hoping to see a unlocked bootloader or I might be very tempted to take this phone back...
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Yeah, I'm high up on the fence because if I do return it I am going to switch carriers as well.
I'm really enjoying it... coming from a Tilt2, it's a major upgrade. Straight out of the box, it's very enjoyable... I'm not dissapointed at all.. it's only going to get better once they get this beast unleashed
Camera is quick and decent.
GPS is amazingly fast...
Browser is snappy and loads everything great
WiFi is a little weak...
and I actually like the screen.. It's not best screen ever made, but it's actually a very nice display.
I was getting terrible battery life, but somehow a hard-reset solved that problem, and i'm able to get more than a day of heavy use no problem.
Just picked up a second one for the wife (coming from an iphone 3g) and she's really enjoying it a lot as well
I like the Atrix. I upgraded from an iPhone 3G. I realize that it's not the best it can be as far as unlocking right now, but it is better than what I had. I only wish I could afford the webtop dock right now for times I'm on the road. Nothing a netbook couldn't fix though.
as far as the battery, it really has to do with what you're doing. I've seen mine go 39 hours over a weekend with normal use, or 16 hours when i'm streaming pandora constantly at work. My building for work also isn't great for signal, so the phone is constantly working for signal, which uses battery.
The other day i did ~5 hours of pandora at work, then fired up the GPS, which was on for ~1.5 hours guiding me, screen on, not plugged in. few phone calls and web use and it was almost dead after 15 hours.
This phone is miles better than the aria i had before it, and it will only get better as more things are updated to take advantage of the tegra 2 platform. Won't matter if this phone gets cracked or not, it will get better and better for a while either way.
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as far as the battery, it really has to do with what you're doing. I've seen mine go 39 hours over a weekend with normal use, or 16 hours when i'm streaming pandora constantly at work. My building for work also isn't great for signal, so the phone is constantly working for signal, which uses battery.
The other day i did ~5 hours of pandora at work, then fired up the GPS, which was on for ~1.5 hours guiding me, screen on, not plugged in. few phone calls and web use and it was almost dead after 15 hours.
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Wow... 39 hours. I get about 17 hours of use from it, which is much better than any other smartphones I've ever used so I'm happy... but I can't imagine hitting that number. I do have bluetooth and wifi on all the time.
I like my Atrix, the only problems i see is that the webtop is very limited, but some people over the developer section are working on that, and also the speeds which since T-Mobile was bought it definitely will become faster alongside with HSPA+ and LTE being utilized together. It has lots of potential to run REALLY great, but this is the first phone of its kind, it'll always have problems in the beginning.
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Wow... 39 hours. I get about 17 hours of use from it, which is much better than any other smartphones I've ever used so I'm happy... but I can't imagine hitting that number. I do have bluetooth and wifi on all the time.
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and that cuts the battery way down. powering all the radios is a large power drain. I never turn on a radio i don't need, so 90% of the time wifi, bluetooth, gps, etc are off. Mobile data is always on, and i i never try and tell it to revert to 2g.
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as far as the battery, it really has to do with what you're doing. I've seen mine go 39 hours over a weekend with normal use, or 16 hours when i'm streaming pandora constantly at work. My building for work also isn't great for signal, so the phone is constantly working for signal, which uses battery.
The other day i did ~5 hours of pandora at work, then fired up the GPS, which was on for ~1.5 hours guiding me, screen on, not plugged in. few phone calls and web use and it was almost dead after 15 hours.
This phone is miles better than the aria i had before it, and it will only get better as more things are updated to take advantage of the tegra 2 platform. Won't matter if this phone gets cracked or not, it will get better and better for a while either way.
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see... i wish i had that same kind of success.
It's always hard to determine battery life from these posts because people's definition of "moderate" and "heavy" usage differ a lot. This is why it would be nice if the phone had gingerbread where the battery plot actually shows the wake time, wifi time, signal strenth, display on, etc. so people could quote their results rather than just guestimating. The best way to tell is really just display on time since that's pretty much the biggest draw.
Based on my limited testing I can get about 4-5 hours of display on time with auto brightness. The absolute best I could squeeze out of my nexus S is almost 4 hours which is to be expected since it's 1930mah vs. 1500mah. I MIGHT do some battery drain tests before I return the Atrix but I'm not sure... those take time. I know the Nexus S can go about 7-8 hours playing a video while in airplane mode so I'm wondering what the Atrix could achieve.
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It's always hard to determine battery life from these posts because people's definition of "moderate" and "heavy" usage differ a lot. This is why it would be nice if the phone had gingerbread where the battery plot actually shows the wake time, wifi time, signal strenth, display on, etc. so people could quote their results rather than just guestimating. The best way to tell is really just display on time since that's pretty much the biggest draw.
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We do have all those indicators in the Battery manager. I average about 13-14 hours with 3-4 hours of display, unless i'm doing something like streaming March Madness via flash, then it drops to like 7 hours with 2-3 hours of display.
Love it.
Honestly out of all the phones i've had this is the main one.
Screen great looking.
Speed is unreal and I mean like lightening fast :O
The games and apps that work just look and run crazy good!
Camera imo is great not going to replace main cameras but great for stills and videos, would be nice to see the 1080p recording update out soon though
Motoblur stuff which I like :O lol can be frozen and a custom launcher introduced without you even thinking about the motoblur lag.
Battery life is very good I can get a whole day at college 8:30 until 6 heavy usage and still get home with 30-40% left which is great to me
Fingerprint reader is also a great little feature that gets yours friends a little jealous lol
Only thing I don't like is the battery door creaks, I know its nothing major but its just a little annoyance other than that the build quality is great very sleek device!
I'm really bored with my Atrix there's no developement community. You can't do **** with a locked bootloader. Even the iphone is more open than this pos. It's going back tommorrow **** motorola.
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@ Exador... Amen brother!!!!
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I'm a firm believer in the "garbage in, garbage out" philosophy. Yes this phone has one or two legitimate issues (touch screen acting up after x seconds continuous touch), but for the most part is good. How many apps do you have installed? How many do you actually use? Every month i clean out my phone of apps that haven't been used in a couple weeks. I usually see a little bump in battery life each time since less apps are itching to use the data connection or other resources.
how many widgets are you running? I don't really notice it on the Atrix, but on my aria when i had 5 home screens riddled with widgets, it was laggy and slow. Drop it down to 2 screens with a simple setup, and it was snappy.
My point is, most of the time, little issues are probably user generated. I see it all the time with computers. But it's way easier to blame the hardware and software than look for the cause of your problem. again, i'm not down playing the few legitimate issues.
next time i pull a 39hour run i'll post specifics of what i was using it for in the battery thread.
I'm very happy with mine. I don't have much of a desire to put a custom ROM on, so the locked bootloader isn't an issue. The speed of this device is just levels beyond my Nexus One. I can't remember a time so far where I've had any lag. Plus, I don't have to worry about app space the way I did with the N1.

[Q] unprovoked(seemingly) reboots?

I was just wondering if anyone else is experiencing frequent reboots? I am averaging about one a day with really light use(under one hour screen on time). It sometimes freezes at the unlock screen just after the power button is pressed to wake it up after being idle for a while. Other times it will reboot while its just sitting there. My phone is currently on stock ROM and is not rooted.
I did every day and it also got very warm whilst supposedly idle. I got a replacement and have had just 1 reboot in just over a week and it runs cooler too.
I suggest you get it replaced.
Ps. Do you have poor battery life too because it's a lot better with my new phone.
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I did every day and it also got very warm whilst supposedly idle. I got a replacement and have had just 1 reboot in just over a week and it runs cooler too.
I suggest you get it replaced.
Ps. Do you have poor battery life too because it's a lot better with my new phone.
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So your replacement "only" rebooted once in a week? Correct me if i'm wrong, but from my understanding, a phone is NEVER supposed to reboot for no reason.
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So your replacement "only" rebooted once in a week? Correct me if i'm wrong, but from my understanding, a phone is NEVER supposed to reboot for no reason.
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Correct. But I'd consider that acceptable considering it has no other hardware flaws and put it down to buggy software or a rogue app. If it's an isolated reboot then I'm happy, a reboot every day certainly points to a hardware issue and not acceptable.
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Correct. But I'd consider that acceptable considering it has no other hardware flaws and put it down to buggy software or a rogue app. If it's an isolated reboot then I'm happy, a reboot every day certainly points to a hardware issue and not acceptable.
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To me it's unacceptable, as it obviously shouldn't do this and the device seems to be defective if it just does that. Also, there are other hardware flaws, for example that the device gets so hot that it needs to throttle the performance after ~5 mins of work and has to completely shut down after ~10 minutes.
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To me it's unacceptable, as it obviously shouldn't do this and the device seems to be defective if it just does that. Also, there are other hardware flaws, for example that the device gets so hot that it needs to throttle the performance after ~5 mins of work and has to completely shut down after ~10 minutes.
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That is not a flaw, the S4 Pro can't disperse heat efficiently in a small device. Not to mention that even throttled, it's probably still the strongest chipset in terms of brute power.
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To me it's unacceptable, as it obviously shouldn't do this and the device seems to be defective if it just does that. Also, there are other hardware flaws, for example that the device gets so hot that it needs to throttle the performance after ~5 mins of work and has to completely shut down after ~10 minutes.
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I'm just realistic when it comes to tech. If my only issue is 1 isolated reboot (which it is at the moment) then I'm happy. Don't think I've ever owned anything with a chip that hasn't at least restarted/frozen once.
Sure the phone gets warm under heavy use but I haven't noticed any slowdown in real use so all good. PS My previous did stutter when hot, unlike this one, so I'm certain that was faulty.
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That is not a flaw, the S4 Pro can't disperse heat efficiently in a small device.
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That's not correct. There are other phones with exactly the same CPU, and none of them throttle. Only Nexus 4 does.
jb91 said:
To me it's unacceptable, as it obviously shouldn't do this and the device seems to be defective if it just does that. Also, there are other hardware flaws, for example that the device gets so hot that it needs to throttle the performance after ~5 mins of work and has to completely shut down after ~10 minutes.
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Where is the proof of the phone shutting down in ~10 mins... You sound like a grumpy customer... Next time don't pull facts out of your ass.
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Where is the proof of the phone shutting down in ~10 mins... You sound like a grumpy customer... Next time don't pull facts out of your ass.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=koLJ4BU9tgc
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=koLJ4BU9tgc
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A benchmark that is fireing up ~100% of the core is not "normal work"
Linpack tests on my CPU bring it to it's knees' but it will never crash under normal circumstances.
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Where is the proof of the phone shutting down in ~10 mins... You sound like a grumpy customer... Next time don't pull facts out of your ass.
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elliot.newnham said:
A benchmark that is fireing up ~100% of the core is not "normal work"
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I don't really give a sh** what you consider normal work. I've never used that term.
When there's a game that needs the full performance of an S4 pro and the N4 can't deliver it, it won't run. The N4 is the only device that cannot run it's max stated clock frequency.
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I don't really give a sh** what you consider normal work. I've never used that term.
When there's a game that needs the full performance of an S4 pro and the N4 can't deliver it, it won't run. The N4 is the only device that cannot run it's max stated clock frequency.
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Then don't buy it? Get the GS3 then. (which btw throttles as well)
I'll wait for some custom kernels and updates to come out. This is brand new silicone.
I think I'm mostly in denial at the moment. I really want this phone to be awesome, however I had my first random reboot about 15 minutes after I got it on the 16th of November. Battery life has been quite horrible most of the time due to the "msm_hsic_host wakelock" issue. I have never had a defective phone and I wasn't ready for a "nexus" to be one. Yes I know it can and does happen. I keep telling my self "4.2.2 will fix all the things".
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I think I'm mostly in denial at the moment. I really want this phone to be awesome, however I had my first random reboot about 15 minutes after I got it on the 16th of November. Battery life has been quite horrible most of the time due to the "msm_hsic_host wakelock" issue. I have never had a defective phone and I wasn't ready for a "nexus" to be one. Yes I know it can and does happen. I keep telling my self "4.2.2 will fix all the things".
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Actually it probably will...
Do you happen to have a widget that is polling your location? I had HD Widgets installed, with my GPS off it kept rebooting my phone... Now it seems a-ok! This issue has been brought to Google's attention and I think they're working on it.
I don't have the msm_hsic wakelock anymore... Solved that with Franco's kernel and it really improved my battery life.
Hopefully this helps!
I don't, I am running minimal installed apps :-/ . I also have the buzz in the ear piece while on and off calls. It's time to RMA I guess.
I bit the bullet and ordered a new one :-/ The rep I got was awesome and the overall experience was good. Unfortunately I was made aware that a replacement could be 2 weeks away. Today my phone was off charger for 4 hours in good reception. Screen on time less than 10 mins, sleep time was just over and hour and I have 48% battery left. blah.

Stuck at 100%

So I'm on my 3rd replacement here. Long story and too many issues later WiFi issues, light bleed etc. I'm noticing an odd issue where the battery display gauge is stuck at 100%. I'm not sure if this has been discussed before so thought I'd share. I didn't root just yet but did update to 4.3.
Do you guys think I should just let it run dry or ?
ikenvape said:
So I'm on my 3rd replacement here. Long story and too many issues later WiFi issues, light bleed etc. I'm noticing an odd issue where the battery display gauge is stuck at 100%. I'm not sure if this has been discussed before so thought I'd share. I didn't root just yet but did update to 4.3.
Do you guys think I should just let it run dry or ?
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I had a similar issue. Reboot, use consistently or run an intensive game for a few minutes, check your %. Then, do again or let it sleep for awhile. If it drains at all but then sticks after sleeping/gaming/Netflix or something, then its your motherboard, call Samsung and tell them to replace the PBA (Phone Board Assembly)
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I had a similar issue. Reboot, use consistently or run an intensive game for a few minutes, check your %. Then, do again or let it sleep for awhile. If it drains at all but then sticks after sleeping/gaming/Netflix or something, then its your motherboard, call Samsung and tell them to replace the PBA (Phone Board Assembly)
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thanks allot buddy. It cleared up after running a game as you suggested. Much appreciated. Love what your doing with OmniTempest
ikenvape said:
thanks allot buddy. It cleared up after running a game as you suggested. Much appreciated. Love what your doing with OmniTempest
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If it gets "stuck" like that again, call Samsung. Another common symptom is the Nexus 10 taking 5 to 10 seconds to wake
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If it gets "stuck" like that again, call Samsung. Another common symptom is the Nexus 10 taking 5 to 10 seconds to wake
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You know, I never considered contacting Samsung about any of the problems. The problem is adjusted, thanks again. Now I just need to get a 5gz capable router so I can at least stream :laugh:

I just got a Nexus 6P?

Hello, i just got a nexus 6p 32gb for 250 brand new sealed in box. when i booted it up. it had a lot of updates since it last update was in december. i downloaded all my stuff. but after a few minutes of surfing facebook or safari it will start to get hot within 5 minutes. im wondering if a rom will fix this or is hardware problem. Thank you any advice will be helpful.
Simplyeduardo said:
Hello, i just got a nexus 6p 32gb for 250 brand new sealed in box. when i booted it up. it had a lot of updates since it last update was in december. i downloaded all my stuff. but after a few minutes of surfing facebook or safari it will start to get hot within 5 minutes. im wondering if a rom will fix this or is hardware problem. Thank you any advice will be helpful.
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"surfing facebook or safari" safari is for apple only, you sure you didn't buy an iPhone? lol also no a ROM won't fix your phone getting hot. send it back.
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"surfing facebook or safari" safari is for apple only, you sure you didn't buy an iPhone? lol also no a ROM won't fix your phone getting hot. send it back.
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i meant internet. im coming from a iphone.
How hot is it getting? This phone has the Snapdragon 810 chip which is very well known for becoming pretty warm.
Mine was also very hot the first day I had it. But after I got all the updates, set it up with my apps and charged it again(from 0%) it's great!
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How hot is it getting? This phone has the Snapdragon 810 chip which is very well known for becoming pretty warm.
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it doest get hot but it does get warm after 3 minutes of user the browser.
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Mine was also very hot the first day I had it. But after I got all the updates, set it up with my apps and charged it again(from 0%) it's great!
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i did the exactly same thing applied all the updates and then made it died then it still heats up.
Give it a couple days and a few charge cycles. once the phone and kernel settle is when you'll know how the phone it truly running. Also, letting a battery die IS BAD for the battery NOT helpful. It's NEVER good to let a battery reach zero, regardless if its the first charge or not. That was the way you did it with an old Ni-Cad batteries to create a memory. These batteries are Lithium-Ion, they never create a memory. It's better to charge it around 15-20% and overall best to charge at around 50% fir longer battery life (more charge cycles).
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Give it a couple days and a few charge cycles. once the phone and kernel settle is when you'll know how the phone it truly running. Also, letting a battery die IS BAD for the battery NOT helpful. It's NEVER good to let a battery reach zero, regardless if its the first charge or not. That was the way you did it with an old Ni-Cad batteries to create a memory. These batteries are Lithium-Ion, they never create a memory. It's better to charge it around 15-20% and overall best to charge at around 50% fir longer battery life (more charge cycles).
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is it normal for it to get hot. after using it for 5 minutes on the chrome app. im just wondering if its the chipset. if its a common problem then ill adjust to it.
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is it normal for it to get hot. after using it for 5 minutes on the chrome app. im just wondering if its the chipset. if its a common problem then ill adjust to it.
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It's a common problem due to the chipset.
Heisenberg said:
It's a common problem due to the chipset.
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so your nexus 6p does the same thing.
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so your nexus 6p does the same thing.
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I've had eight and they've all gotten pretty warm. It's the SD810 chip.
Simplyeduardo said:
is it normal for it to get hot. after using it for 5 minutes on the chrome app. im just wondering if its the chipset. if its a common problem then ill adjust to it.
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Yeah it will get warm playing games and a bit of Yahoo video streaming of will get warm. Mine never seems to get more then 94°f or so
Like others have said, it's the chip plus the fact the entire thing is made of metal.

Note 4 Issues

Good afternoon,
I have a AT&T Note 4 and I am at my wits ends. When you try and restart the phone it will just shut down and then it will not power up for 10-15 minutes at all. The phone will also shut down randomly. It will lag and not unlock sometimes. It just seems to freeze. Sometimes on start up it goes to the Odin screen or gets stuck on restarting and never makes it to the colored SAMSUNG screen. I have replaced the battery to eliminate that possibility. The software is up to date also. I have trouble shot this thing to death. What am I missing? The GPS also way off and it started being off a year and a half almost after the phone was new. I am talking 250-500 feet off. It is mostly off while moving making navigation impossible.
BrtherSanders said:
Good afternoon,
I have a AT&T Note 4 and I am at my wits ends. When you try and restart the phone it will just shut down and then it will not power up for 10-15 minutes at all. The phone will also shut down randomly. It will lag and not unlock sometimes. It just seems to freeze. Sometimes on start up it goes to the Odin screen or gets stuck on restarting and never makes it to the colored SAMSUNG screen. I have replaced the battery to eliminate that possibility. The software is up to date also. I have trouble shot this thing to death. What am I missing? The GPS also way off and it started being off a year and a half almost after the phone was new. I am talking 250-500 feet off. It is mostly off while moving making navigation impossible.
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there are multiple threads on the first two pages of this forum section.
many others having same issue, please read the following ones:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/note-4/help/phone-functioning-badly-failed-ota-t3450091
http://forum.xda-developers.com/note-4/help/note-4-sm-n910f-freeze-restart-issue-t3439111
http://forum.xda-developers.com/note-4/help/help-newly-acquired-note-4-boot-looping-t3448009
http://forum.xda-developers.com/note-4/help/phone-functioning-badly-failed-ota-t3450091
i wish there would be a way to make Samsung accept the fact that THERE IS something wrong with our Notes!!!
short verdict - it is dying. install wake lock application, add it to start up and set settings to #4.
accept the fact that your phone will eat the battery faster and one day WILL die completely
golden_m said:
there are multiple threads on the first two pages of this forum section.
many others having same issue, please read the following ones:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/note-4/help/phone-functioning-badly-failed-ota-t3450091
http://forum.xda-developers.com/note-4/help/note-4-sm-n910f-freeze-restart-issue-t3439111
http://forum.xda-developers.com/note-4/help/help-newly-acquired-note-4-boot-looping-t3448009
http://forum.xda-developers.com/note-4/help/phone-functioning-badly-failed-ota-t3450091
i wish there would be a way to make Samsung accept the fact that THERE IS something wrong with our Notes!!!
short verdict - it is dying. install wake lock application, add it to start up and set settings to #4.
accept the fact that your phone will eat the battery faster and one day WILL die completely
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Thanks for the response. Yup that is what the issue is. I have been a Samsung fan for years. The fact that they refuse to acknowledge this may drive me away from getting another one. I have spent hours researching and trying to narrow down the issues and find the fix.
BrtherSanders said:
Thanks for the response. Yup that is what the issue is. I have been a Samsung fan for years. The fact that they refuse to acknowledge this may drive me away from getting another one. I have spent hours researching and trying to narrow down the issues and find the fix.
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you are welcome.
i am in the same shoes - liked the note, but considering switching to Nexus 6p now
golden_m said:
you are welcome.
i am in the same shoes - liked the note, but considering switching to Nexus 6p now
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Note7 already having issues. Seems like Samsung may have some serious issues going on. Ill have to get my hands on a Nexus and look at it.
Just finished switching to 6P, for better or for worse. Looks great, love the octa core, but the new Google phone is supposed to be announced in a month, and there's no expandable storage. But, I was ready to upgrade and the last few months with my note4 have been brutal. After hearing how many people were also having issues with Samsung (plus the note 7 exploding battery thing), I'm more than ready to come back to Nexus and leave the Note behind. Tbh probably just gonna thrash it until it completely dies lol

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