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I tried the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro, and both had seriously poor screen-on time (SOT)—barely making it to the end of the day, so I wanted to give the Pixel 6a a try. I plan to have both the display and battery replaced, as it currently has temporary compatible parts installed. My usage is fairly standard: social media, some light gaming (like Minecraft or Brawl Stars), and using 4G (or 4G+ at most, since my SIM isn't 5G-enabled). Is the average SOT of the Pixel 6a better than that of the other models, or not?

The Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 still retained some level of support for 32-bit apps, and I wanted to know if phones like the OnePlus 11 and others could run 32-bit apps using LineageOS. Furthermore, I wanted to know if there are issues supporting 32-bit apps on early ARMv9 CPUs—such as the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1, 8+ Gen 1, and 8 Gen 2—given that I noticed that with LineageOS, only the Sony 5 IV (with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1) supported 32-bit apps, whereas the Nothing Phone 2 (with the Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1) did not, even though its stock firmware did. So, if I wanted to compile LineageOS for phones with ARMv9 CPUs and configure it to run 32-bit apps, is that possible, or are there firmware-related issues that would prevent me from doing so?

I have a Google Pixel 6 Pro and a Google Pixel 9, both running LineageOS. I wanted to know why the 6GHz hotspot is available on the Pixel 9, whereas the Pixel 6 Pro says it is unavailable in my country or region. I recall the Pixel 6 Pro having a modem capable of Wi-Fi 6E; is this a driver issue, or is it a matter of the modem itself not supporting 6GHz hotspots?

I recently discovered that Google will update the kernel of the Pixel 7 and above, as it did in 2023 with the Pixel 6 which went from Linux 5.10 to 6.1, and I wanted to know if my Pixel 9 to update the kernel to Linux 6.12 will need to reflash the complete stock firmware first, or will the classic OTA update of the lineage OS be enough

Possiedo un Google Pixel 7 e so che ha ancora transistor fisici per eseguire app a 32 bit. Volevo sapere se è possibile creare una build di LineageOS che li supporti ancora. Sapevo che la ROM stock di Android 13 aveva disabilitato il supporto a 32 bit solo tramite il file build.prop, ma non so se da Android 14 Google abbia compilato i driver proprietari solo a 64 bit. Quindi, è possibile creare una build di LineageOS con supporto a 32 bit per il Pixel 7?

I have a Google Pixel 7 and I wanted to try to bring back support for 32-bit apps, I know that on Android 13 in the stock ROM the 32-bit libraries and vendors existed but they were only deactivated via software and with the magisk zygote64_32 enabler module they could be reactivated, but with Android 14 it seems that everything was compiled on 64 bit only, and I wanted to know if the Pixel 7 hardware drivers were also updated to only 64 bit because my intention was to compile an Android 16 ROM with 32 bits enabled or modify a VM to interface directly with the CPU

I have old apps written only in armeabi-v7a, and I wanted to play them again on my phone, but my phone (a pixel 9) is obviously only 64 bit, so far I've tried a lot of things including modified translators like fex-emu and with root I tried to inject them but they can't translate from armeabi-v7a to arm64, so far the best result I've gotten was emulating android 4.4 x86 but it runs at 3fps and it's obviously impossible to run armeabi-v7a apps on it even though android x86 has the ability to do so... Are there any VMs for android that still read 32-bit apps?