I change the boot animation of unite 3 but I didn't backuped my old one. so, plese give me the origiinal file I want to change it
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jeudi 28 janvier 2016
mercredi 27 janvier 2016
LG needs to give a clear and specific statement
As all of us probably already know that LG made a statement about the bootloop issue of G4s which clearly proves that this problem is due to manufacturing fault. So LG has promised to repair them under warrenty which were bought under official warrenty from the local official LG provider or carrier. So the first paragraph was very clear & specific.
But in the second paragraph, LG's statement was very fuzzy.
So let's be clear once again.
Fact 1: Any LG G4 that was bought under country warrenty and had bootloop, LG used to repair it previously. There was no problem from their side.
Fact 2: Those who didn't buy LG with warrenty (I.e. bought from 3rd party retailers or bought from abroad which warrenty is not valid in native country or bought during the promotions), mostly the models they bought are not native models that are being sold by their local LG providers. So when they got bootloop, LG straight forward denied to repair the devices. So these people are the sufferers and they are the vast majority.
Fact 3: As LG has publicly acknowledged this issue as their manufacturing fault (according to androidauthority), any device that has this problem regardless model variety or country, LG should repair it.
Fact 4: LG didn't make any strong and clear statement about how non-warrenty customers will get their service. So, local LG providers as in my country, USA & some other places also denying to repair it.
IMO all these problems were occurring before and that's why that petition was signed, right? And as this is now official, why not repair this SINGLE issue under warrenty as no LG G4 is still more than 1 year old....
So I think this is not over yet. LG gave a very political statement by saying "warrenty conditions may differ" in their statement. I request the concerned persons to look into the issue and users should raise their voice again once more.
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But in the second paragraph, LG's statement was very fuzzy.
So let's be clear once again.
Fact 1: Any LG G4 that was bought under country warrenty and had bootloop, LG used to repair it previously. There was no problem from their side.
Fact 2: Those who didn't buy LG with warrenty (I.e. bought from 3rd party retailers or bought from abroad which warrenty is not valid in native country or bought during the promotions), mostly the models they bought are not native models that are being sold by their local LG providers. So when they got bootloop, LG straight forward denied to repair the devices. So these people are the sufferers and they are the vast majority.
Fact 3: As LG has publicly acknowledged this issue as their manufacturing fault (according to androidauthority), any device that has this problem regardless model variety or country, LG should repair it.
Fact 4: LG didn't make any strong and clear statement about how non-warrenty customers will get their service. So, local LG providers as in my country, USA & some other places also denying to repair it.
IMO all these problems were occurring before and that's why that petition was signed, right? And as this is now official, why not repair this SINGLE issue under warrenty as no LG G4 is still more than 1 year old....
So I think this is not over yet. LG gave a very political statement by saying "warrenty conditions may differ" in their statement. I request the concerned persons to look into the issue and users should raise their voice again once more.
Sent from my LG-H815 using Tapatalk
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Should I give up my unlimited data?
I have a heretical question: Should I keep my unlimited data if I'm not really using it.
My wife and I have unlimited data, kids are on 2GB plans.
My wife uses max 1.5 - 2 GB a month over the past 6 months. I use average of 8GB/month, high of 12 GB, low of 4 GB over past six months. My big data use is videos while on the elliptical at the gym. I can only work out so much, so unlikely my usage will ever get any higher. I don't stream much music at all. Stream some talk radio in the car since local reception sucks. I've never needed to do any heavy tethering, don't see that changing either.
So it seems we could easily be on an 18GB or 20 GB plan (0 or 0 month plus /line). Assume 3GB for each son (they get a data upgrade), 2 GB for wife, leaving 10 or 12 for me depending on 18 or 20 GB plan.
That saves us about a month. Of course then we pay full price for our own phones....if we compare the 2 year cost assuming upgrading on current plan for ~0 a person vs. buying phones for the four of us, comes out to about 0 year cheaper for the new Verizon plan. Not big money at all, but I could find other things to spend it on.
So my question is this - if I'm not currently and never have really used my unlimited data to any great extent should I still care about it and pay more for it for the future? Are there changes to how data is used on phones and how phones use data coming down the line where I might say "Oh man, crazy of me to give up unlimited data!"
Or is this a simple $ calculation? If it's cheaper to go to the Verizon plan and I don't need the unlimited data, let it go.
Appreciate any thoughts/advice about this. Thanks!
My wife and I have unlimited data, kids are on 2GB plans.
My wife uses max 1.5 - 2 GB a month over the past 6 months. I use average of 8GB/month, high of 12 GB, low of 4 GB over past six months. My big data use is videos while on the elliptical at the gym. I can only work out so much, so unlikely my usage will ever get any higher. I don't stream much music at all. Stream some talk radio in the car since local reception sucks. I've never needed to do any heavy tethering, don't see that changing either.
So it seems we could easily be on an 18GB or 20 GB plan (0 or 0 month plus /line). Assume 3GB for each son (they get a data upgrade), 2 GB for wife, leaving 10 or 12 for me depending on 18 or 20 GB plan.
That saves us about a month. Of course then we pay full price for our own phones....if we compare the 2 year cost assuming upgrading on current plan for ~0 a person vs. buying phones for the four of us, comes out to about 0 year cheaper for the new Verizon plan. Not big money at all, but I could find other things to spend it on.
So my question is this - if I'm not currently and never have really used my unlimited data to any great extent should I still care about it and pay more for it for the future? Are there changes to how data is used on phones and how phones use data coming down the line where I might say "Oh man, crazy of me to give up unlimited data!"
Or is this a simple $ calculation? If it's cheaper to go to the Verizon plan and I don't need the unlimited data, let it go.
Appreciate any thoughts/advice about this. Thanks!
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How to give apps Read/Write to the sd card permissions on Marshmallow?
Hello there,
I was on Kitkat and recently got an AndroidOne phone and updated it to Marshmallow but now apps like Comicrack can't read/write to the external sd card. Is there a way to fix it like we did on kitkat?
I was on Kitkat and recently got an AndroidOne phone and updated it to Marshmallow but now apps like Comicrack can't read/write to the external sd card. Is there a way to fix it like we did on kitkat?
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