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The "T" in "T-Mobile" actually refers to the German company "Deutsche Telekom AG". The various T-Mobiles around the world were initially independent operators that have been purchased by Telekom and incorporated into their brand. Of course, inspite of the similar name, the radio frequencies in use are different for all of those networks, as they are governed by the different national authorities.

We currently haven't found any battery that fits perfectly by dimensions and most certainly you'd need to switch the circuit board (BMS, temperature sensor, etc.) from your FxTec to your old battery. So yes, the best option currently is to buy a new one from FxTec...

Also sometimes, for hours at a time, the fingerprint sensor just ... does nothing. ;_;

The Pro1-X can can do off-mode-charging. I have it enabled and working on one of the Lineage beta releases. That being said -- as @Sean McCreary clarified in another thread -- Android devices are not truly "off" during "off-mode-charging". The Linux kernel and battery management software need to be up and running, just like if the device was switched "on". The only difference is that the Android GUI is not loaded. Now the problem with the Pro1-X is that it's got a bug which allows the battery to discharge completely. If that happens, the device is bricked, irrespective of off-mode-ch

Just got mine a little while ago, still getting used to it. Installed SwiftKey to fix the lack of auto-complete with the keyboard, which was my first major complaint. Now my biggest problem, by far, is the fingerprint sensor, because it keeps "detecting" any part of my hand coming anywhere near it, and ... I'm honestly not sure exactly what's happening at the software level, but unless I keep my *entire hand* *very* far away from it, anything involving input is basically unusable. This is with the physical keyboard closed, just using it in portrait mode like a normal phone. The soft ke

I decided to post my fingerprint sensor related issues / findings (Pro1x with standard Android, not rooted): At the beginning, I observed the same behaviour as described above for Pro1 - the fingerprint sensor stopped working after some time and only phone restart helped. After some time it happened to me that restarting didn't help any longer. To my surprise, I found out that my previously registered fingerprints disappeared from the system settings as if I'd never initialized them. After teaching my Pro1x to recognize them again, it continued to work more or less the same way as