Originally Posted by pseudoswede (Post 27123983)

CM may not be around much longer; and even less involved with making their own AOSP OSes. It actually was probably a good decision for OnePlus to go in-house.

Originally Posted by SRQ Guy (Post 27123322)

OnePlus camera does not hold a candle to Samsung's cameras. Also there is no support for wifi calling, VoLTE, or HD Voice on AT&T. Believe it or not, those were significant factors for me in buying the Note instead of the 1+3 or more likely, the Nexus devices.

Originally Posted by Dubai Stu (Post 27128592)

Does HD Voice work on calls out of the ATT network (eg not ATT to ATT calls?)

Originally Posted by Dodge DeBoulet (Post 27126133)

Root achieved on Sprint, Verizon and AT&T and it doesn't trip Knox ... XDA has the skinny. Unfortunately you have to kiss Samsung/Android Pay goodbye :(



I used Nova Prime on my (very) recently retired HTC One M8. I tried TouchWiz for a couple of hours and didn't find it to be as crappy as earlier versions. The one thing that really bothered me, though, was the lack of auto-rotate on the home screen. I should've gone straight back to Nova Prime, but when I googled for an auto-rotate hack the first thing that came up was Google Launcher so I installed it. That seemed OK, but doesn't have scalable icons or an adjustable grid size. So back to Nova Prime and everything is coming along nicely :)

Originally Posted by Dodge DeBoulet (Post 27126133)

Google Launcher so I installed it. That seemed OK, but doesn't have scalable icons or an adjustable grid size. So back to Nova Prime and everything is coming along nicely :)

Originally Posted by pseudoswede (Post 27135599)

I don't understand why people cream their pants about stock Google when Google Launcher (and AOSP) omits simple features like the ones listed above.

Originally Posted by nkedel (Post 27136292)

Because the defaults are good enough? I haven't felt the need to change either of those on a phone in a long time.

Originally Posted by Dodge DeBoulet (Post 27136343)

Kidding aside, having those huge icons on a device with as high a resolution and as much screen real estate as the Note 7 makes it look like the smartphone version of the old Jitterbug flip phone ...

Originally Posted by nkedel (Post 27137095)

My Nexus 6 has a bigger screen (or maybe roughly comparable, if the Notes still use a separate off-screen button row) and the same resolution. 6x4 icons in the app drawer, and 6x5 icons on the home screen seems fine to me.

Originally Posted by pseudoswede (Post 27135599)

I don't understand why people cream their pants about stock Google when Google Launcher (and AOSP) omits simple features like the ones listed above.

Originally Posted by murtaza12 (Post 27145762)

For those of you who bought/pre-ordered the Note 7, are you regretting it after hearing of the 'explosions' that happened in South Korea today?

I think 5 or 6 of them have burst into flames while on charge.