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As the title says, this fell off of my OnePlus One. It looks to be related to some kind of antennae or something, but I'm not sure. There are 2 just like it on the opposite side under the white square. Any information would be appreciated.
After some research and testing it looks like it was GPS related according to this link.
It turns out it was affecting my GPS signal significantly after comparing with my wife's OPO. I lost the little contact that fell out so I packed the hole with aluminum foil which seems to have solved the issue, thank goodness.
What battery did you get and where and how much , is it an official battery from opp ? My battery seems to drain really quick, i recently replaced the mic vibrator/antenna on mine (not battery loss reason)
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I've had my HTC One X since the day it came out and love it but I had a problem that turned out to be the motherboard for the phone. I fixed that by finding someone with a broken screen white version from AT&T and bought that since my screen was fine. I switched things around and gave it to my son so he could get away from a Windows phone was using. About a week ago there would be weird texture issues on the screen where the fonts looked to tear almost and then when playing games it would go to a screen of different colored pixels
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. Anyway I have taken the phone apart and checked all the connections but I am at a loss and as a matter of fact the phone just sits there on the same screen all the time now so I made it worse.
Anyone with similar experience that has a better idea? Thanks.
Just bought this off Amazon (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00DRODFNK/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1) and I'm pretty sure it's used. For those of you who have replaced your battery, is there any chance this is new and I'm crazy before I return?
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Thanks.
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I bought from the US supplier, Everyday Source.
I need some help finding a legitimate battery also
That scrape down the middle combined with wrinkles definitely looks like it was originally glued in, and someone shoved a spudger or something underneath to pry it out.
A new OEM battery should cost about $20USD. As a general rule, if the price seems too good to be true, then it usually is. The description in the link says nothing about the battery being new either.
That's what I thought. The battery is going back. BTW, it's listed in the inventory field as new from the place I ordered.
Hello there.
some weeks ago i got a galaxy s6 and i'm pretty happy with it. When i first got it, i had normal geekbench 4 results. But now i'm getting pretty low results.
about 1394 single cre and 3863 in multi core.
also last night my cousin was so drunk that he dropped my phone once or twice with a ****y cover in but when i looked carefully, i saw that at the right side, where the power button is, some kid of air bubbles appeared, and where i press it they seems to disappear!
i'm so worried!!
Would heating it with a heatgun will fix the corner problem? and i don't think that dropping the phone could cause performance problems. Right? right??
there is a picture of it
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update, after getting one day it on the beach with me, somehow right now i saw that the signs disappeared. anyone any idea how this happened?
Hello! I'm from Chile if my English is not very good. A family member traveled to the USA and I ordered the google Pixel 2 XL. The device is new, has less than a month of use and started with a problem on the right edge of the screen. At first I thought they were burned pixels, however it is worse when it is with low brightness and it disappears when I put the brightness to the maximum. To this is added that a horizontal line crosses it from the area where the problem is located.
Anyone else has happened? Do you know what it is? It has a solution? Being in Chile, it will be difficult to use the equipment warranty ...
I leave a gallery in google photos where the problem is observed.
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Thank you!
That definitely looks like a defect. I just bought mine and nothing that looks like that...same for all of the Verizon demos I saw at the store. I'm not sure how you can arrange an exchange seeing as you aren't near where the phone was purchased.
I bought a Pixel 6a just a month back, what I realised is that throttling issue is predominantly reducing perf. I don't whether it's just my set or that's the case for all models across the globe.
Please give a vote so that I can build my statistics and help Google to improve in further developments.
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never had an issue with throttling . The 6a is supposed to be the better of the 6 series throttling wise so it could be a faulty unit , thick case holding the heat in maybe ? anything else running in the background . from what ive read its pot luck what issues your pixel comes with , some have problems and others dont. we dont have that issue here in the uk as were normally freezing anyway
Which app are you using to test it?