Yes i see that work fine but in another way ,on stock rom my alarm clork ringging and if phone was on silent mode ,on that rom to work alarm must be not on silent if you understand ,i dont known good english sorry ...
Yes i see that work fine but in another way ,on stock rom my alarm clork ringging and if phone was on silent mode ,on that rom to work alarm must be not on silent if you understand ,i dont known good english sorry ...
http://4pda.ru/pages/go/?u=https://yadi.sk/d/pllz0UPF3FEAKe&e=59097145 Lineage OS 14.1
https://yadi.sk/d/uVmInrD_3FaU7f MOKEE 7.1.1
http://4pda.ru/pages/go/?u=https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B19NS10VhsdMS0tkcjdteUU4V0U&e=59013309 Resurrection Remix 5.8.0
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B19NS10VhsdMeC1CQ1Jvd3Q4Vms/view AOSP 7.1.1
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B19NS10VhsdMU1lSUmlDbHliM00/view MIUI 8.0
roms for cubot dinosaur
https://yadi.sk/d/uVmInrD_3FaU7f MOKEE 7.1.1
http://4pda.ru/pages/go/?u=https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B19NS10VhsdMS0tkcjdteUU4V0U&e=59013309 Resurrection Remix 5.8.0
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B19NS10VhsdMeC1CQ1Jvd3Q4Vms/view AOSP 7.1.1
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B19NS10VhsdMU1lSUmlDbHliM00/view MIUI 8.0
roms for cubot dinosaur
I was using Resurrection with my old phone, it's very good rom..
Στάλθηκε από το CUBOT DINOSAUR μου χρησιμοποιώντας Tapatalk
Στάλθηκε από το CUBOT DINOSAUR μου χρησιμοποιώντας Tapatalk
all roms for cubot dinosaur are stable but need to install google pixel launcher to look more good
yes i read thenks but theres no file power saving mode wich i wanna freeze via titanium backup
extract and instal 3.1.0 via flashtool
this is test ,backup and restore dont work ...
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these recovery i ported from cubot note s to dinosaur and worked all ok
on other recoverys by jemmini backup and resstore tool from pc dosent work for me ,only backup work and when im going to restore they say some errors to me and canot continue with the restore...
but in this twrp that i ported fixed everything...
changed theme :laugh:
edited more twrp 3 fixed 100% backup and restore from pc :good:
deleted and going to uploaded new (3.1.0) ported ..
on other recoverys by jemmini backup and resstore tool from pc dosent work for me ,only backup work and when im going to restore they say some errors to me and canot continue with the restore...
but in this twrp that i ported fixed everything...
changed theme :laugh:
edited more twrp 3 fixed 100% backup and restore from pc :good:
deleted and going to uploaded new (3.1.0) ported ..
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make any recovery work with pc backup tool only restore cant work
errors i got from restore
e:Unable to find file system first (first period)
e:Unable to find file system first (first period)
e:unknown restore method for ''/system''
e:adb restore failed
errors i got from restore
e:Unable to find file system first (first period)
e:Unable to find file system first (first period)
e:unknown restore method for ''/system''
e:adb restore failed
Attachments
I'm on V14 and no recovery TWRP has worked. I have tried all the indicated here and they do not work, since even after installing them with pow + vol up I continue in the recovery stock. What am I doing wrong?
It works! Download it and install it again over V14, working flawless.
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!!! before i got cubot dinosaur and that recovery worked for me ,but i dont known
try this one
https://wetransfer.com/downloads/9e...e1accde2d3bf2377dc9fc50420170604141709/f77977
Mokke rom boots but setup wizard stops again and again. Only english and polish languages available.
AOSP rom needs to change dpi to 320. Works well but camera is horrible.
The RR rom works good, but screen brightness is always at maximum and can not be changed.
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sorry man i dont have that device anymore im movin ...so i dont known about dinosaur development
thats nice device :good::good:
How do you update?
I have V10 and rooted my dinosaur using Martin's guide. I have heard that if you update the normal way (downloading the file to SD and selecting it in updater) and you have a custom recovery that you get bricked or something related. Does anyone know how to update from V10 to 14 with TWRP and root safely?
I have V10 and rooted my dinosaur using Martin's guide. I have heard that if you update the normal way (downloading the file to SD and selecting it in updater) and you have a custom recovery that you get bricked or something related. Does anyone know how to update from V10 to 14 with TWRP and root safely?
Hi @Jasper TGZNL , Hi everybody!
This might be a bit late, but thanks to @Ngadhnjim and @ichijava I just managed to successfully update from V10 to V14 with TWRP, Root and Xposed.
I made a "Cubot Dinosaur V14 Root Package" which contains all files needed and my old root-guide. You can download it from here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/0yaqo5henwa2fy7/Cubot%20Dinosaur%20V14%20Root%20Package.zip?dl=0
The root-guide is a bit outdated, but the steps are the same. If you haven't updated to V14 yet, the first steps of all is to backup everything and flash v14:
1a: Backup as described in the guide
1b: Additional, you can make full system backups as fail safe with TWRP - select partitions Boot, System and Data.
2: Flash the whole v14 package for a clean install, or leave out Data to keep your files. I went with a fresh install now put back all my files and reinstall all apps. You can make a "Titanium Backup"-Backup to go around to setup everything from scratch.
Then follow the guide to get TWRP, Root and Xposed.
When entering TWRP for the first time, you'll see it's in Spain. Take this picture as reference: https://forums.oneplus.net/attachments/t1-png.470712/
Swipe to the right to make installations permanent.
Cheers,
Martin
This might be a bit late, but thanks to @Ngadhnjim and @ichijava I just managed to successfully update from V10 to V14 with TWRP, Root and Xposed.
I made a "Cubot Dinosaur V14 Root Package" which contains all files needed and my old root-guide. You can download it from here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/0yaqo5henwa2fy7/Cubot%20Dinosaur%20V14%20Root%20Package.zip?dl=0
The root-guide is a bit outdated, but the steps are the same. If you haven't updated to V14 yet, the first steps of all is to backup everything and flash v14:
1a: Backup as described in the guide
1b: Additional, you can make full system backups as fail safe with TWRP - select partitions Boot, System and Data.
2: Flash the whole v14 package for a clean install, or leave out Data to keep your files. I went with a fresh install now put back all my files and reinstall all apps. You can make a "Titanium Backup"-Backup to go around to setup everything from scratch.
Then follow the guide to get TWRP, Root and Xposed.
When entering TWRP for the first time, you'll see it's in Spain. Take this picture as reference: https://forums.oneplus.net/attachments/t1-png.470712/
Swipe to the right to make installations permanent.
Cheers,
Martin
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5Review
Introduction
This is the CUBOT Dinosaur
Hardware
This device is powered by a Mediatek MT6735A SOC clocked at 1.3GHz, with a plenty amount of RAM (3GB) and enough ROM (16GB). It has an 8MP Rear Camera (OmniVision OV8856), photos interpolated to 13MP, and a 2MP Front Camera (GalaxyCore GC2355), again interpolated to 5MP . Follow my next paragraphs to know more.
Unboxing
Packaging comes with some accessories: 1x Rugged TPU Cover (amazingly robust), 1x Micro-USB Cable, 1x 5V/1A Charger, 1x Quick Start Guide, 1x Compliance Regulation paper and the Smartphone (of course). No Headset included.
Unlike most devices from CUBOT, this one has a Plastic Chassis, with a Metal Chassis inside, this makes the whole device robust and lightweight in the same time. Pretty interesting, probably the first time that I see a device with something like this. To know more, just look the CUBOT Dinosaur teardown that can be found on the CUBOT YT Channel.
It is just 15.5x7.9x0.96cm, pretty slim considering that there is a 4150mAh battery inside, and it weights 201g, lightweight enough.
On the front side there is the usual 2.5D Curved Display enclosed in a plastic frame. Sincerely, on this device the plastic frame is pretty noticeable, I don’t know why. The upper front side of the device features a Front-Facing Camera, an Earpiece, and the Sensors hole that includes Light, Proximity and Gesture Sensors, and rare Notification LED. (only Blue color is supported, not RGB)
On the lower front side of the device there are the Soft-Keys Navigation Buttons (not retro-illuminated), and almost hidden Microphone Hole. (on the left)
On the back side there is the removable plastic back cover, with a nice texture similar to the Xiaomi MI4s.
The upper rear side of the device features a flat Camera supported by a Single-Flash (Single Tone) configuration.
The lower rear side of the device features some words about Model & Certificates, and the huge Speaker hole.
Inside, there all the slots are indipendent, smarter than other devices featuring a common slot where only 1x SIM-Card can be used at the same time if you use also a Micro-SD card.
Device
Screen
CUBOT, even if they do not declare it, choose an high-quality IPS screen on this device, made by AUO. But, it requires some a bit on work on the calibration, because color temperature and other factors are not as they should be. A software update might calibrate it.
Brightness is great, without no issues at all under direct sunlight. The Light Sensor works great too, and supports smooth light changes making auto-brightness much better.
About Viewing Angles, the screen doesn’t suffer any kind of issue, it behaves perfect in every single condition.
Camera
Rear Camera works as on all other devices with the same camera sensor, nice quality but high noise level. Focus is pretty fast though, even better that what I thought.
As you can see, HDR makes photos brighter just like it should.
Flashlight is powerful enough for nice shots, and it is almost required because even with medium light the camera sensor suffers a bit.
As regards Video Recording, there are no major issues. 1080p videos (Video Quality – Fine) are recorded with a decent level of details, just remember that there is no OIS so you can’t expect stable videos. It is just me or there is a slight purple tint?
V Just check my sample here V
Front Camera is decent, but it is just 2MP so do not expect superb quality or high-detailed photos.
Audio
Built-in Speaker is...excellent, similar (be careful, not identical) to the Ulefone Vienna. It is loud, and low-frequencies are here, even if not too much, and it has a nice clarity. Well Done CUBOT!
Unfortunately, it is positioned on the back, and, as I have already said for many other devices, if you place the device on a table you could experience volume issues, but this doesn’t mean that it is a bad thing. As always, what matters here is the quality.
Nothing negative to say about the in-call/telephony quality.
Telephony, Mobile Network & WiFi
Thanks to the 4G Band 20 support (some other Chinese Smartphones don’t have it), I’m almost always and everywhere connected to the 4G Network of my Mobile Network Provider (TIM Italy).
Also 3G Signal Reception is accurate, actually I never managed to get connected to the 2G Network of my Mobile Operator because there was always some 3G Signal available.
4G Network Speed is decent, it highly depends on your Mobile Operator and mine isn’t pretty good. While 3G Network Speed, is just fine.
There is no WiFi 5GHz support here, but WiFi 2.4GHz speed isn’t extremely low, I managed to get connected to my network connection at 65mbps, and Speed Tests reach more or less 35mbps.
Battery Life
I have measured the real battery capacity using my USB Tester, and as you can see it is even higher than declared. (declared 4150mAh, real almost 4900mAh) WOW!
Battery Life is just great, thanks to the huge battery. More than 10 hours of screen-on time are achiveable on this device. My PCMark’s Battery test confirms it.
If you are worried about charging times, well...you have to. It doesn’t come with a Quick Charge power supply, so it takes a more than 2 hours to full charge. Maybe they should have used the same charger used on the CUBOT H2 with 5V/2A output, because with my own AUKEY charger, it manages to use nearly 1.4A. The included 5V/1A charger isn’t enough I think...this is a little mistake made by CUBOT. My advice is to use another charger with at least 5V/1.5A Power Output.
Software
Unlike previous devices from CUBOT, this one comes with a completely clean Android 6.0 release, without any customized lockscreen or anything else. Only the Settings app has been categorized, but nothing else. Excellent!
Just like other last-gen Mediatek Devices, there are some typical features such as Gestures, Turbo Download, etc…
The UI is extremely responsive and smooth, no lags at all. Performance is great too, and you’ll see it on the next paragraph, probably the fastest MT6735 device.
Benchmarks
I have used 3DMark, Antutu Benchmark, Epic Citadel, GeekBench 3, GFXBench, AndroBench, PCMark (Work & Storage) and Vellamo (Browser & CPU Tests) to stress the device to the limit. I won’t test Games or Video Playback because there are already some related tests included in these Benchmark suites.
3DMark – GPU Performance isn’t extremely good, OpenGL 3.1 & 3.0 tests require lots of power, and this is where almost every mid-range GPU falls. OpenGL 2.0 tests are pretty good though.
Other 3DMark tests can be found on my Imgur album linked at the bottom of the thread.
AndroBench – eMMC Performance is the highest I have ever found on a MT6735 device.
Antutu Benchmark – I won’t say a lot about this benchmarks, this isn’t as reliable as others. I’m providing this just for benchmarks lovers.
Epic Citadel – As you can see, 3D performance is decent, enough for almost all games.
GeekBench – CPU Performance is nearly as good as other CPUs with the same configuration (4x Cortex-A53), enough to handle almost every type of activity.
GFXBench– GFXBench score is low, but you can’t expect something better with this CPU.
PCMark – As you can see, only Writing score is a bit low. Pretty good.
Work
Storage
Vellamo
Browser score is decent, as good as other MT6735 devices.
The same for the CPU score.
I didn’t expected so high performance on this device. An excellent work has been made by CUBOT engineers, and I hope that they’ll continue to update this device for even more improvements.
Conclusions
With an huge battery, even more powerful that the value declared by the Manufacturer, and with excellent performance, this device is a nice compromise between quality and price.
Do I recommend it? Yes, if you need a long-lasting and powerful enough device, then this is the best choice. If you need a device for heavy-gaming, well...it might be better if you choose something else. Light Games run without any issue though.
Pros:
AUO Screen
Battery Capacity higher than declared
Smooth and Clean Android OS
Notification LED
Cheap
Cons:
Low-End Camera Sensors (Rear & Front)
Single-Color Notification LED
Screen needs to be Calibrated
No Compass/Gyroscope
Rating: 8.6
Packaging and Accessories: 8.5
Design and Materials: 8.5
Performance and Heat Dissipation: 8
Screen: 8
Camera: 6.5
Sound: 9
Battery Life: 9.5
Software: 9.5
OEM Support: 9
Price: 9
You can find full-res images (I know, Quality isn't excellent) here: http://imgur.com/a/tz1Kk
Official Website: http://www.cubot.net/smartphones/dinosaur/
You can buy it on many online shops.5[Guide] How to root Cubot Dinosaur
This guide is for everyone (including non computer enthusiasts) who wants to root the CUBOT DINOSAUR phone in order to get rid of the nasty standby problem, or power saving app bug (http://forum.cubot.net/viewtopic.php?f=31&t=615).
Note: I successfully rooted my Dinosaur (V10_20160516) with Windows 10 Pro (64 Bit) by doing everything described in the steps below. However, I do not guarantee for anything. You are on your own responsibility! Also by rooting your device, the warranty is lost! You can unroot the phone, but I don't know if Cubot has a built in warranty-bit, like Samsung do (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samsung_Knox).
Note: My Dinosaur has no SD-Card inserted. That means, whenever I connect the phone with a computer and put files on it, those files are copied to the internal storage. This may vary, if an SD-Card is used with the phone.
Since I did not figure out any of those steps on my own, I want to thank:
- IronSouL for bringing up the bug in Cubot Forum
- wiedster for finding out, that freezing "the sh*t out of the power saver app" is the only working solution by now (14. August 2016)
- skeleton1911 for the very detailed guide on MTK USB driver installation on Windows 10
- welder_pb for the working TWRP recovery ROM
- vsrookie for the Grorkmod without Xposed would not run on the Dinosaur and others
- and of course the people from TWRP, SuperSU and Xposed - your work is amazing!
https://www.dropbox.com/s/yyg9x9ul6bylh4e/Cubot Dinosaur Root Package.zip?dl=0
Unzip it only once, packages like SuperSU need to stay zipped. In the further guide, this folder is referenced as THE FOLDER.
THE FOLDER contains:- Windows 10 MTK VCOM USB Preloader Drivers
- SP_Flash_Too_v5.1512.00.000
- TWRP 3.0.2 Recovery ROM with MT6735 Android scatter file
- SuperSU 2.76
- Grorkmod for Xposed
- Xposed V86 SDK23
- XposedInstaller 3.0 aplha4
2. Fully charge the phone
3. Make backups
If everything went well, there is no need for a backup. But if not... you know, safety first! There are several options, I did all three of them.
3.a Backup with phone
Generally, go through all your apps and think if there are any data which need to be saved.
- SMS/MMS and call-lists can be saved with an app like SMS Backup & Restore (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.riteshsahu.SMSBackupRestore)
- Images, wallpapers, notes and a couple of other files can be uploaded to the cloud (Google Drive, or others)
- Whatspp and Nova Launcher - if you are using them - offers both backup options in the settings
Connect the phone via USB to the computer and just copy everything. You need to go through it folder by folder, because some folders can't be copied and Windows aborts the copy-process.
3.c ADB Backup
ADB Backup does not include everything, it's not a full system backup! But at least, you can grab some apps and settings. Follow this guide to do so: http://www.techrepublic.com/article/how-to-create-a-full-backup-of-your-android-device-without-root/
4. Copy files
Plug in the phone via USB and copy for later use:
- THE FOLDER -> 4_SuperSU ->UPDATE-SuperSU-v2.76-20160630161323.zip
- THE FOLDER -> 5_Grorkmod -> grorkmod_v1.0.zip
- THE FOLDER -> 6_Xposed -> xposed-v86-sdk23-arm64
- THE FOLDER -> 6_Xposed -> XposedInstaller_3.0_alpha4.apk
Unlocking the bootloader is critical! Do the following:
- on your phone, go to "Settings" -> "Developer Options "
- enable "Developer Options "
- enable "OEM unlocking"
- enable "USB debugging"
6. Install Windows 10 Drivers
Your phone is recognized when you connect it with a computer, but it's not enough for us. Also, you don't need to download and install the Windows 10 drivers provided in the Cubot Forum (http://forum.cubot.net/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=502). You can't install them.
Instead, simply follow this guide: http://xdaforums.com/elephone-p8000/help/guide-windows-10-mtk-vcom-usb-drivers-t3264884
Download the drivers provided in the guide, or use the one from THE FOLDER. They are the same.
7. Flash TWRP Recovery ROM
The recovery ROM is a small and limited operating system, which comes with Android. You can install updates or do a factory reset with it.
But that's not enough for us. We want to install software into the Android system and therefore, we need an alternative recovery ROM: TWRP to the rescue!
The only way to install this new recovery ROM is to flash it into the phone. Here we go:
7.a Shut down the phone
- press and hold the power button until some options appear on the screen
- select "Power off" and confirm with "OK"
- go to THE FOLDER -> 2_SP_Flash_Tool_v5.1512.00.000
- run flash_tool.exe
- in Flash Tool, go to "Options" -> "Options"->"Download" and set "DA DL All with Checksum"
- close the window
- go the tab "Download"
- make sure, that the Download Agent is "MTK_AllInOne_DA" from the Flash Tool folder
- click on "Scatter-loading" and navigate to: THE FOLDER -> 3_Recovery_ROM and select "MT6735_Android_scatter.txt"
- the new recovery ROM should have been auto selected and listed
- check and double check if only - ONLY! - the "recovery" box is checked
- also, make sure the options-menu shows "Download Only"
- now, click on "Download" to flash the recovery ROM to your device
- only now connect your switched off phone with the computer
If nothing happens and the status bar isn't filled, click on "Stop" and go to "Help" -> "Open Logs Folder", those logs may help to trace down the problem.
8. Install SuperSU
With SuperSU you are able to give apps root rights. This functionality is basically available on all Linux-systems (Android is based on Linux), but was removed in Android for safety reasons, I guess.
Restoring this functionality is the actual rooting. Let's go:
8.a Enter TWRP
- while your phone is still shout down, press and hold the power button and volume up until the screen goes on
- on first run, TWRP asks you if you want to leave the system partition unmodified
- I selected "Keep Read Only", but I'm not quite sure about the effects of this selection
- you can now enter "Settings" to select your language and some other stuff, but it's not necessary
- in TWRP main screen, select "Install"
- search for "UPDATE-SuperSU-v2.76-20160630161323.zip" in the list and select it for installation
- clear Dalvik Cache
- now, tap on "Reboot" in the TWRP main screen and select "System"
9. Freeze the Power Saving App
Now, you are in *control* of your phone! You can not only stop the faulty Power Saving App, but also some of the preinstalled apps like Browser, E-Mail, Calendar and so on, and you can install apps which require root access.
But one word of warning: You can also completely mess up your system or open up security leaks! So, whatever you do: think twice. And if you are not sure: research.
9.a The SuperSU App
With the installation of the SuperSU Software, the SuperSU app got installed as well. Whenever an app requests root access, SuperSU will prompt a dialog where you can allow or deny this access.
Understand this as a security level and always have an eye on which app requests root access! In the SuperSU app you can manage apps with root access and there are also some settings, which you can
explore by yourself.
9.b App freezer
Now to the main part!
Search in Google Play Store for an "App freezer", some are free, some not. I used Titanium Backup (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.keramidas.TitaniumBackup), but one must buy the pro version to freeze apps. When you found an app freezer which you like, grant it root access and search for "Power Saving Mode 1.0"-App and freeze it. Done!
I also tried uninstalling, but it comes back after restart. So just deactivate it by freezing it. You can now freeze some of the other preinstalled apps too, but watch out and keep my words of warning in mind.
All frozen apps did not appear in the system anymore. You can't search for them, you can't see them in the app drawer, they are not starting up, when the phones is booting and - of course - they are also not prompting any messages. They just disappeared.
However, you can still find them in "Settings" -> "Apps", they are marked as "deactivated" there.
If you now try to enter the "Power saving mode", the settings are closed with a message: "Unfortunately, Settings has stopped.". Don't worry, you can just restart settings by tapping on it. Just don't tap on Power Saving Mode anymore.
9.c Root File Browser
Finally, you may want to get access to all the files and folders on the phone. Therefore, you need a root file browser. I recommend FX (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=nextapp.fx).
10. Lock bootloader
There is no need for an unlocked bootloader anymore.
- on your phone, go to "Settings" -> "Developer Options "
- disable "OEM unlocking"
- disable "USB debugging"
- disable "Developer options"
[Optional]
Now with a rooted phone, you can install Xposed Framework and GravityBox.
The Xposed-Framework is a bit like the Playstore. It offers you access to a lot of toolboxes and tweaking-apps, like GravityBox.
With GravityBox, you can make modifications, like changing hardware key behavior. I used it to enable Google "Now on tap" feature, which don't work natively on the Dinosaur.
But there are a lot more options, which you can explore by yourself.
11. Install Grorkmod and Xposed Framework
To install Xposed Framework, you need to install the Grorkmod. Read more about here: http://xdaforums.com/elephone-p9000/development/mod-grorkmod-eragon-aerom-v0-5-beta-t3395667
If not already done in step 4, connect the phone via USB and copy:
- THE FOLDER -> 5_Grorkmod -> grorkmod_v1.0.zip
- THE FOLDER -> 6_Xposed -> xposed-v86-sdk23-arm64
- THE FOLDER -> 6_Xposed -> XposedInstaller_3.0_alpha4.apk
- power off the phone and enter TWRP (step 8.a)
- install the same way you did in step 8.b:
- Grorkmod
- clear Dalvik Cache
- Xposed
- clear Dalvik Cache again
- now, tap on "Reboot" in the TWRP main screen and select "System"
- if everything went well and you are again on your home screen, use your file explorer (step 9.c) and navigate to your internal storage
- select and install "XposedInstaller_3.0_alpha4.apk"
- you can now enter the Xposed Framework
- in the Xposed App, tap Download and search for "GravityBox [MM]"
- download and install the module
- Xposed may asks you to activate app side load ("Allow installation of apps from unknown sources"), just do it!
- now, open the GravityBox App and have fun!
Thank you for reading.2This is stock recovery v13 download : https://www.dropbox.com/s/r4ifbyo9y7fv12u/recovery.img?dl=0
Download v14 rom to sd-card flash v13 stock recovery with flash tool then go in to recovery and install update v14 rom after that flash with flash tool v13 twrp. I didnt loose any data.2
If you have root, you can try to flash this patch from twrp. Dont forget make backup of system partition before flash.1Check out Alberto's review of it here!
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=67482521&postcount=12
http://www.cubot.net/smartphones/dinosaur/
Cubot's new phone, the Cubot dinosaur will offer a jurassic experience. They want to solve the biggest issues we experience in cell phones today, namely battery life, performance, and the footprint of the phone. This phone will be 8.8mm thick while packing a 4150mAh battery, and Cubot hasn't been known to lie about their battery capacity. THey are also putting in 3GB of RAM that should help with performance, but are using the MTK6735? Which is a little strange, but hopefully the 3GB of RAM can make up for not using a Helio X10. It also comes with Android 6.0 Marshmallow, which is an extremely nice surprise from a chinese manufacturer, as they are generally released with Lollipop.
Full Specs:
MT6735A 1.3Ghz CPU
3gb RAM, 16gb ROM
Android 6.0
4150 mAh battery
5.5" 720 IPS Screen
MicroSD support
13MP (interpolated) / 5MP Front Camera
4G LTE
Dual SIM
USB OTG
8.8mm Thick
