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All issues for the radio (cell modem) are going to be exactly the same as stock. All of the radio code is closed source. WiFi is mostly open source, but I have taken the stock qcom code for this with no changes. So it should be pretty much the same as stock. There may be some differences in the wifi configuration file that affect performance. I haven't looked at that in a while. As for the keyboard, I really am at a loss to say why @DieBruine is having so many problems while others are not. I suppose I could make a Lineage kernel with the stock keyboard driver to t

Could you perhaps try a different router? Or forcing it to 2.4GHz only temporarily. I had rather poor stamina when using a Huawei B525 on 5GHz but more than five times(!) better using the successor Huawei B535. But note that 2.4GHz worked fine on the old one too. So perhaps the Pro1 is a bit picky on what router we use... (I tried both a B335-232 and a B535-235 and they work equally well - the difference is VoIP)

I must say : PPSSPP works very good, I was surprised. I just wanted to give it a try, but I spend more time than just a try. Lot of fun playing GTA vice city stories in full screen.

I will suggest to try XDA or the forum for that device/brand. This is the user forum for the F(x)tec Pro1

Did you look at the Dev options only? I found that the dev options settings did nothing, and that I had to turn off the aptX HD option in the Bluetooth settings (main settings, not dev) for my headset:

I am not sure what you mean with those issues, but yes I do have some. Although Ihad those already on stock, so nothing really changed when I switched to first usable testing version of LOS. Haven't tried stock since then. But sometimes, when I type fast, the keyboard lags a bit and drops some letters off. Also sometimes it produces some random characters inside a word. Sometimes the cursor jumps randomly somewhere. Sometimes it switches Caps lock on when I don't press any button even near to caps. And yes, sometimes I got the pop up caused by long press, which I obviously didn't press. But al

you can remove frp for approx 95% of phones without any firmware flashing...is just needed to find sw hole...i am able to remove frp on approx all phones. is just needed to know where to find it. Maybe you can start with samsung frp method...test what happens with pin locked sim card. Bootup phone , put inside locked sim, wait for enter pin but dont enter it, quickly press onoff in same time remove sim and press again onoff...now you will see lockscreen? if yess...test to pulldown top bar (dont unlock it!)...let me know what happens. Another way...test to go through setup up to select wif

So here's an update on Verizon. Service works again. There appears to be a local outage that that is rolling around sporadically. I'm going to chalk this up to the extreme weather out west.

THANK YOU to the community for helping with the following suggestions: - Fingers touch edges - fixed with NullEdge app - No setting to auto-capitalize letters, auto-space after a period ".", or auto-correct misspelled words and contractions when typing on the physical keyboard. - Fixed by using Swiftkey (Swype has better features, but no physical keyboard support --just another of many adaptations I would have to make for the "convenience" of using a physical keyboard). - SnapDragon video camera crashing: use OpenCamera app - I can't make a / or ? when I type. - Check to se