A still image allegedly taken from a OnePlus promotional video, supposedly shows a device that might be the next phone offered by the upstart manufacturer. The photo reveals a device that supports dual SIM cards and has a microSD slot.
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Source: Phone Arena
If this is true (and it's a big if), I sure hope that dual SIM is an option since it would make developing custom ROMs nearly impossible.
wow...i have mixed emotions about the dual-sime setup...lol...if what you're saying about cooking for it is right, then this will definitely be a game changer...however, an sd card slot is a WIN....
They looks more like a transflash card slot, cause as you can see there is only one protection for SIM card and the two pits miss the SIM connections, usually located on the bottom and not on side as look from this pic, but for sure is a strange layout
stremax said:
They looks more like a transflash card slot, cause as you can see there is only one protection for SIM card and the two pits miss the SIM connections, usually located on the bottom and not on side as look from this pic, but for sure is a strange layout
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The piece in the centre (in the red circle) is an sd card holster.
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probably a different article over again. but here you go:
http://www.brighthand.com/article/More_Details_on_T-Mobile_MDA_II
and a new picture maybe...
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Lets keep up the excitement people...
I hope the SD card slot is on top this time!! Nothing like the Wi-Fi SD card I'm going to buy sticking out the bottom!
If you look well, you can see it is on the BOTTOM!
the xda2 wifi card is said to be an extra, doesn't say anything about taking up the valuable sd slot. assumed it'll be use someother possibly internal way of connecting?
any thoughts folks, wifi at the expense of the SD slot doesn't seem a fair trade off
At the end of the year , Sandisk will produce SD card both wifi and memory ... :wink:
The WiFi is on the lines of a new rear battery cover, or small enough to go under the battery cover, and connects to the port behind the battery cover. Well this is what i have been told by the boys at o2
applecom said:
The WiFi is on the lines of a new rear battery cover, or small enough to go under the battery cover, and connects to the port behind the battery cover. Well this is what i have been told by the boys at o2
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Which is not necessarily good as it implies a proprietary peripheral - which usually translates to OVERPRICED peripheral. I hope this is inaccurate - or that the SDIO/memory devices will have drivers (and the HTC device no barriers to their use).
A custom made xda wifi adapter must be the best way to go. may cost more but it'll much better than having some SD memory/wifi combo sticking out of the bottom!!
It'll be super neat to have it internally mounted, where as the SD slot being on the bottom would be a real pain in the ass.
So I have been reading in some post about partitioning your mirco SD card. I just wanted to know why people are doing this and what the benefit to the user is.
Bwahahahahahaha
that was not right, this is better
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serious answer now
people partition thier cards into 3 for
fat32= for loading roms and standard storage
ext3 or 4= for apps2sd: where programs are stored and ran
linux_swap = for a swap file to increase ram
now has that answer your ?
cause two halves are better than a whole.
phatmanxxl said:
cause two halves are better than a whole.
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lol... but it still makes up the same crap whole lol.
Oh man... Anyone watch Man vs food? Dude ate a 7lb burrito with everything... talk about a "hole" lol..
Oh wait... Sd card? I thougth we were talking about tacos.
If you have flashed a new rom, but didnt know anythign about partitioning your sd card then you jumped to soon my friend.
i call bs when you say you have done some reading.
So a new guy who can't do a forum search can do a barrel roll.
Benefit for most people is it allows you to run your apps off your SD card giving you virtually unlimited amount of room for apps. Most of us also use a linux-swap partition which many of the roms use to speed things up.
As you know you can get usb sd card readers. But these are quite big.
I wonder if a micro usb version exists that's quite flat. It would make the 16gb version a viable option.
Do you think something like this will work?
http://item.mobileweb.ebay.com/view...64a954ffeeccf4?itemId=160696197313&cmd=VIDESC
Someone posted this in another thread.
We need either a micro usb version of this:
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Or this with a very small usb to micro usb converter. Smallest I could find;
http://www.suntekstore.co.uk/goods.php?id=10010967&utm_source=gbuk
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This might be better as it supports up to 64gb micro sd cards;
http://adafruit.com/products/939
Bah, that micro-USB/USB adapter is enormous. I'm pretty sure they're extremely simple devices, since they're both USB so it just means that corresponding pins need to be connected. So why are they so huge? You could make one that was only as long as the necessary connectors, and it would be nearly invisible when it was actually hooked up.
I remembered reading a thread asking this over on the Nexus 7 forum:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1764017
mvmacd said:
I remembered reading a thread asking this over on the Nexus 7 forum:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1764017
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Going deeper into that thread I discovered this:
http://www.indiegogo.com/microsdtomicrousb
LET'S FUND THIS! I would love for someone to manufacture this, even if I don't end up getting a nexus 10, it will mean any nexus device can use MicroSD no matter what!:laugh:
Also, this does exist now, but this is ugly and bulky compared to the 3d rendered final product in the product linked above, and it doesn't say if it supports SDXC or not
Recently I have purchased both devices Strong Leap-S1 and Thomson THA100 , both are working fine, I have mounted external SD card on it.
I have noticed that if I run a ftp application on Thomson THA100 I can copy a movie to SD card of it.
However this is not possible on Leap-S1 , I can run ftp on it however I cant write anything on SD card on it. it shows Writing is denied.
May I know how to fix it?
Are you using the same microSD card on both devices? Or, if you are using different microSD cards in each device, are they both formatted the same way?
Is your build for the Strong different than the following:
Strong/HP4005/LAS:10/QTT5.200819.003/C2.0.6_20210317:user/release-keys
What about for the Thomson? Is the build date newer, older, or about the same as the Strong?
Strong licenses the Thomson name from Technicolor (S.A.), and the THA100 is identical to the Leap-S1, save for the color of the case and the remote style.
The firmware is very similar, although the bootloader for each is encrypted differently and there may be other slight differences. But if the build dates are close between the two, the operation of the firmware should be pretty much the same.
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I have the same issue, without any solution yet. Is this an issue specific to the Leap S1 box or a general AndroidTV problem?
Same here, really annoyed about this fact. I like to copy movies/shows onto the device, hence I got a 64GB SD card and now I can't use it, but only have like 4GB space available. Why would such a blockade even be implemented?
Hey
I want to teach you how to use two sim cards and memory cards at the same time
You Need:
1-Skills!
2-Root
3-Lighter
4- Tweezers or some tool like that
Tutorial:
1- Take the SIM card using tweezers and heat the back of the SIM card with a low flame lighter
2- Using a razor or cutter, remove the SIM card chip from the plastic cover
3- If you have done the previous step correctly, now you should use your skills to identify the place of the SIM card on the memory card and stick it to the memory with a microscopic drop of glue
-4 Insert your Sim-Cards in the phone.
5- Now make this change in the software section:
[Only tested on eXistenZ Pie 47.2.A.10.107]
Change Buildprop from
persist.vendor.radio.apm_sim_not_pwdn VALUE 1
to
persist.vendor.radio.apm_sim_not_pwdn
VALUE 2
6- Reboot and enjoy!
Check Proof picture and video:
XZP DUAL SIM AND SD.mp4
drive.google.com
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I fried my simcard be carefull with heating the simcard
stipi69 said:
I fried my simcard be carefull with heating the simcard
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Yeah ,heat the SIM card little by little in a short time with a low flame
Only for melting plastic.