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This is indeed a very interesting question, and I could not find any mention anywhere. Since RCS is starting to gain popularity, I think it would be important to have an open source client, but I could not find even a reference implementation.

If you guys remember, there was some hype a couple of years back regarding the possibility to have "OK Google" hotword recognition on the Snapdragon 800: one dev showed a proof of concept (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F1ANpeexBTQ) but said he could not release the code. Another user then...

Can you link to more info on this? Not being able to restore is a major issue for me, and I was not aware that it could happen. Also I reckon that it's a CM bug, so sorry for the OT.

I've been using stock so far to have official updates, so I have a few questions about the current situation: - It seems that CAF was at some point abandoned. It seems also that CAF has big advantages. Why is CM14 CAF resurrected and now at a more advanced stage? But also, why still bother with...

Performance got quite bad for me with r89: the phone is very sluggish and laggy after screen wake, and it takes about 4-5 minutes of usage to have it become responsive. Battery life is hugely improved: I'm talking +70-80%, almost doubled screen on time.

I'm starting a new thread because it looks like nobody had the same exact problem as mine. I'm experiencing extremely slowdowns of the phone every time I push large (more than 500 MB) files to the phone's memory via adb push. The phone becomes extremely slow, especially on I/O operations, and...

Ahah I just reflashed Donut, came to xda and... LOL :D

Nevermind, it was just the application manager not showing the correct value. Went to the terminal emulator and "cat /proc/meminfo" shows it right. Still, ram is way not enough to handle the system. Gonna try with a bit of swap.

Seems I'm not able to use the 100 mb of RAM with radio 2708. I tried flashing ezterry's kernel, with no luck: sistem is working, but is still stuck with only 70 mb of RAM, making it almost useless.