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Everything posted by EskeRahn
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The Pro1, coming from a N900: the good the bad and the WTF
EskeRahn replied to Wasmachineman_NL's topic in General Discussion
PS on Nova. Oddly in Nova some widgets are ignored navigating with arrows & Tab (Works fine with the build in launcher) -
Discussion and testing on features and known&potential issues
EskeRahn replied to rejujacob's topic in Bug Reports
It is hard to place a sticker anywhere on this device, where it is easily readable (I think that is a US FCC requirement), and yet not easily readable by others. Actually the support plate is the most easy place for others to read from when you use the device in public - unless you put your fingers there of course. Users outside the US you just remove (and keep) the sticker - I have done that. You can see the IMEIs from the device itself. The serial number you see from the device is an 8 hexdigits number, that does not easily translate. -
I can not find any slow motion there, but I can find "HFR 120" and "HSR 120", both for FHD (and not for UHD)
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Well did not try to use it, just made the image for fun. but sure it would be possible. But I think it would be better to use re-usable strips (strips that can be opened), so you can get it as firm as possible without stopping the blood circulation too much. And then thread them through some stiff piece of plastic, to secure the distance, so they can not slip over the ends.
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It is some sort of steel so the string will almost certainly go first... But still not a good idea with a strap at all, as posted earlier
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...On second thoughts, it might not be that easy to have it working well, as it swinging might open the device... Better go for a flip case that has the strap.
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That is easy. Just move silently... ðð
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A reduced, and crop from full 4:3 macro, Open Camera
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I have not experimented that much, but at least 1920x1080@120 x 1/4 is possible using Open Camera, that is 480fp FHD 120fps FHD saved as 120/4=30fps
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Yup as a collectors item it will for sure have a higher value than the retail selling price you have put it up for, merely because of the serial number. So you should consider the auction before someone is actually bidding on it, making it harder to cancel...
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Yeah, It could be a good idea, for those that wants that.
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There is a thin line between scamming an conning.... Here we are talking conning people as you trick them to believe it is a good deal. BUT for some with a very strained economy, that perhaps would have had issues lending the money in say a bank, this way MIGHT be a reasonable soluton.
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Well the Moto Mod was rather special as there never was a real first shipment. Just the prototypes distributed to a few. But sure it could be real, the serial number is what makes it look most fishy to me.... But Sure could be Adrian or Chen selling their own - but does that sound likely??
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I doubt it, not even the "Final Sample" had a label with a serial number - nor a retail box with the same IMEI. (My retail unit has)
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Personally I would never bid on nor buy from an ebay seller with a reputation of just 6 (!) - and even those are as buyer only, and many months old. Your are not even covered by their buyers protection. And the very low serial number 000002 must be a staff item, that seems very odd to go on sale so quickly, so it all has a suspicious smell to it....
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....Took a strap from a camera and tested: Would be better with a longer thin string part, so the 'knot' could be outside, as the four times the string thickness at the 'knot' prevents a complete close
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I think it would have been a first in history if a new phone was released error-free..... Even the big guys Samsung and the fruit company can't do that, and you expected F(x)tec as a small start-up could? Then your confidence in them were even higher than mine.....
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Indeed, And If you accidentally rotate the strap you might unwind it unless it is tightened very hard. So not a solution I would dare depend on As the supports arms are made of metal, I would rather put a thin wire around that... (You see a silicon 'soft' shell for a Huawei P20 Pro on the "Final Sample")
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(In all fairness: We can turn off the gesture stuff on the Priv)
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I'm not sure on the 9000, but there is definitely a HAL in there.... ððĪŠ
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I have had Open Camera installed since day one, so that is not the culprit. Could it be the display-connection, that messes up something? I haven't experimented with that. What Music Player did you use? ADD: I tried VLC, and now also "YouTube Music" and "Google Music". So I think WiDi is a likely candidate. Anyone else used WiDi?
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No strap-holes,, sorry. I suggest to go for a case that got it, if it is a 'must'
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Uh that sounds bad... Have you installed anything 'odd'? I have in half a year of usage only got one(!) spontaneous boot, months ago. (on pre-production unit) But if I run Cpu-Z it restarts, as it do with the above mentioned app accessing "Motion Accel". Have you installed (or activated?) something that should do something on say shake, that might use this sensor? As there must be some driver-bug here, if so that could be the same bug...
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I have ordered but are still awaiting some flip cases for P20 Pro. You can find info on flip case for Note7 earlier in the thread. I just modified this with a few holes, to expose the notification-led and call speaker ..quite sloppy, sorry. Function over aesthetics...