So Apple Music and Qobuz have same res but still Qobuz for reason sounds better why?
I am comparing the MJ albums in 96khz
Edit: failed to mention one thing, my setup is a helm bolt dac with MDR-1AM2, pretty mid but not wireless.
So the usual iphone refurbishers in amazon like Orderly LLC or CertifydTek or Ultra City Phones tend to be the sellers for reburbished iphones on amazon. Did anyone purchase any and got a good experience? if so which seller. I am gonna prefer amazon just because of their return policy and "sorta" trust, because i can't trust the refurbishers themselves.
So UAE has announced ID verification for social media like UK...so would you guys continue Reddit? Or create new accounts? Or not use social media unless for family and friends.
Source: https://gulfnews.com/uae/uae-bans-social-media-for-children-under-the-age-of-15-1.500578576
So on GSM arena i saw these bands and the International version seems to have the weird bands of NA? what is different in CPH2749?
Coming from a Pixel 6 Pro.
My only requirement is a screen which is oled and ppi of atleast 460 (512 would be great, but idk in this class of budget)
I am coming from a pixel 6 pro.
Screen is the most important for me, with atleast 460 ppi and oled (i want a 512 ppi, but ik at this budget no longer possible)
I don't have any other requirements really, battery can be whatever.
did anyone try downgrading to android 15 on the pixel 6 / pixel 6 pro series, after the bootloop issue?
did that fix it? or is your phone when turning on still doing its bootloop thing?
Also my phone was previously bootloader unlocked, so everytime it tried to restart i would get the warning message.
I switched to lineageos, but umm, the have the vendor blobs from december? so the bootloop still happens...
anyways, i just want to ask if anyone tried the downgrade and if that worked...
Also in the bug tracker, they came up with a solution to use the Beta 4.3 of Android 17? did anyone update to that? and how'd did that go?
The latest version of lineageos uses vendor blobs from December factory update. So the bootloop will still happen even if you switch to the latest lineageos.
Just to know how many of you guys are affected...I want to know the bootloop impact.
So i made a post previously (https://www.reddit.com/r/GooglePixel/comments/1txo85p/why_are_people_defending_google/) about my pixel 6 pro bootlooping...
So what i have tried so far, i was trying to debug it and found that the slot a was corrupted and b was kind of not working that well as well, showing that there was a partition error. It looked like some sign of the memory failing.
After seeing i wasn't able to flash factory using the https://flash.android.com i moved over to the repair tool for pixels, https://pixelrepair.withgoogle.com/ and this didn't work the first time, but i tried again, and it worked...and i got a working factory android. I used it for a while and it didn't bootloop either. I went back into fastboot and somehow this time i am slot a partition (so i think the partitions were fixed?)
So before the april android 16 ruins my partition again in a week (i have seen this happen to people who used https://pixelrepair.withgoogle.com/ and then after a week of using the bootloop starts again) I immediately switched to lineageos (as i had factory reset anyways...).
It has been working fine for the past 2 days? but i will edit this post in about a week to tell if it worked
PS: I know i ranted quite a bit, but i don't know if its a hardware issue or not, because it could very well be the memory is dying, but looking at the posts on this subreddit its very weird that this issue was coming from the march and april updates, so i think the pixelos has some to blame. Anyways i will know in 1 or 2 weeks if it truly is the software.
Edit: It isn't the software (it might be that the recent versions drove the temps high), but it is some solder contacts that are getting loose.
So...more like bad design...You need to cool the phone down to do anything but yeh...
So my pixel 6 pro is suffering the bootloop issue and its not even 5 yrs old. This is not just my phone but I have seen so many posts on this subreddit about the same issue.
So when I made a post about this in r/GooglePixel I was downvotes and people were saying the phone was old enough to die...bro what? A random ass 100 dollar Chinese phone would work for more number of years ffs. And a flagship is dying due to corrupted memory that is very much due to a software error? And people have the audacity to defend Google?!
Their ai slop in their code is the reason and it will destroy Google hear me.
