Recent content by StaticMatt

Has happened on 3 separate occasions for me where it just stops recognizing any finger at all and requires pattern input to unlock. A reboot always fixed it for me.

I think we're going to need root first.

Agreed, the fingerprint unlock is MUCH better than it was on Lollipop. I like that it now also gives you a pattern unlock as backup unlock method instead of a password.

Does the tether root still work with the new Marshmallow update?

You do know many manufacturers use magnets in their devices and accessories, including Samsung and Apple, right? Every Apple smart case / cover utilizes magnets and (as much as I love Android) I can honestly think of no more reliable tablet than the iPad.

Tried for a little bit and the only way I was able to get rid of the notification was using NotifyClean for Xposed. Worked like a charm.

Been dying for this update for months, however after flashing I noticed that it would have a few force closes on first boot up. System UI was the main one that would crash that would then render the phone mostly inoperable, with no nav or status bar. After rebooting, sometimes it would get...

Just the way phones charge their batteries. Trickle charge. It may report 100%, but if it has been on the charger the entire night, it is really in that 95-100% range. It's as high as you're going to get by leaving it on the charger all night long. 2% isn't much of a difference anyway :P

That is exactly what the thread you linked to said, so yes, you can do those now... Sent from my HTC One_M8 using Tapatalk

Same here. Constant checks on this thread for any updates and waiting for a reliable debloated AOSPish ROM to try out so checking your Extreme thread constantly as well. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

You can't measure battery changes in 5 minutes. You need to compare over hours/days if there is a change. Sent from my SM-N900A using Tapatalk

Does this mean apps like GravityBox and others will actually be able to modify the notification toggles?! Please say yes! [emoji3]

Use a dremel. Pretty easy to do. I did it having never used a dremel before and I'm happy with the result in mine Sent from my SM-N9005 using Tapatalk

I cut my OEM back cover as well. Found another OEM back cover on eBay for less than $10 dollars in case I switch cases or go back to the standard battery later. Sent from my SM-N9005 using Tapatalk

Doesn't the ZeroLemon block the wireless charging pins anyway? Better off with a 6400 mAh extended battery than a ZeroLemon if you want wireless charging. Sent from my SM-N9005 using Tapatalk