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Yep! Here's one: https://www.reddit.com/r/lgv20/comments/5b07ns/so_put_on_hdr_in_auto_or_no/ And here's the other: https://www.reddit.com/r/lgv20/comments/5esel2/considering_getting_a_v20_couple_things_im/daevpd1/

Has anyone tried turning off HDR? I've been reading the forums on reddit and by turning off HDR, the quality of the photos, according to the users, increased tenfold. So, that's definitely something to try.

So this question really irked me, in a good way of course. Whilst studying for my history exam, I was thinking that HDR+ is essentially software based. The Pixel's camera's specs are kinda mediocre aside from the 1.55um sensor—only f2.0 aperture and no OIS; the best part about the camera is...

No, there are legitimate ways to calibrate your battery: letting it fully discharge, then fully recharging it again.

buy package disabler. it is well worth the $1 price tag

Which variant do you have? (R800x, R800i, R800a) or (Verizon, International, or AT&T). If you have the Verizon variant, I recommend either my ROM, Gin2Blur which is already pretty barebones with some added functionality and aesthetics, or you can use the Cola ROM.

been having the same problem. i actually lost about 31% in about an hour and got up to around 97°F from screen off.

does the battery seem to be any better? that was and stil is one of my biggest gripes with this phone as of right now.

Samsung didn't put it in. If I'm not mistaken, this update should be nearly identical to the Sprint Update. Although I haven't updated yet in case they screwed us over like with Lollipop 5.0.1.

You could always try installing a launcher like nova and putting a clock/weather widget and adding the apps and making the screen turn off to never.

maybe you could try installing another kernel?

are there any added features? i.e. multi-user support or even a theme store?

have you tried a factory reset? i know that has solved other peoples' battery problems

So recently I had updated to 5.1.1 but the battery hasn't really improved as it had for others. Actually, it has gotten slightly worse. I used to get around a 17 hour day with 3 hour SOT. Now at 17 hours, it's at around 1.5 to 1 hour(s) of SOT. I am using the battery saver, so the CPU's power...

in order to get rid of the notification (i know how to do this cause of the same exact bug on the S4 a few years back) 1. Settings 2. Applications 3. Application Manager 4. Swipe to all 5. Tap on android system 6. Tap on force stop. That should get rid of the notification.

for right now, i'd go with the latter, simply cause it just came out

Got it. Will download when at home

According to the Verizon website, LMY47X.N910VVRU2BOK3 or android 5.1.1 is finally here. I haven't recieved it yet but here it is on the site. I apologize for my English, I am writing this whilst walking through the halls. EDIT: So far, the phone runs smoothly and the battery life seems to be...

So I was looking at PhoneArena, and apparently, we're getting Marshmallow in February 2016. Link: http://www.phonearena.com/news/Roadmap-reveals-when-certain-Samsung-Galaxy-devices-will-be-updated-to-Marshmallow_id75779 What do you think about this?

have you tried clearing the cache partition in the recovery? and by clean install, you mean you did a complete factory reset before installing marshmallow?

I'm not 100% sure, but basically this phones probably never going to be rooted. The only reason to ever hold off on an update is to see what others have to say about the new update. I didnt do this with lollipop and now i'm in that predicament.

Well according to him, the most recent update, OG5, is rootable, so in all technicalities, it wouldn't matter which firmware you have. However, if you're looking for stability, go with KitKat 4.4.4, otherwise Lollipop 5.0.1 with root should be just as good with root.

Last I checked, the last version that could be downgraded is the N910VVRU1BOAF build. I'm not entirely sure.

Looks like the update is "imminent", according to this site.

no, unfortunately it cannot be downgraded.

but 5.1.1 isn't just incremental, it's huge because it returns our phones to its original state.

Unfortunately, Verizon just passed out an update to the newer Samsung phones so that they're compatible with Samsung Pay. I am beginning to think that Verizon forgot all about us.

But what if 5.1.1 has similar battery but is smoother? Sent from my Nexus 7 using XDA Free mobile app

Hey everyone! So the AT&T Note 4 has just received the 5.1.1 update! So maybe that means verizon is next? Also, according to sammobile, Samsung is already working on Marshmallow for the SM-N910V specifically. No other USA-Carrier note 4 is on that list!

Personally, I love the Nexus 7. It's perfect size and runs smoothly through everyday tasks, even faster than the Note 4 (for obvious reasons). And when it stops being supported, one could easily run the simply Cyanogenmod Installer for easy and continous updates for a little while longer.

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2451670

I think that Verizon will release the update in october. Most other carriers are doing so, therefore I assume Verizon will follow suit.

You can try google play music manager, i use it and it allows me to sync automatically when I buy music from iTunes. I still buy from iTunes cause a lot of foreign music isn't on Google Play

How's the battery life? Sent from my Nexus 7 using XDA Free mobile app

We were supposed to get 5.1.1 by the end of July. With the way Samsung updates its "flagship" devices, we might see it as late as Q2 of next year :( Sent from my Nexus 7 using XDA Free mobile app

Hey everyone, I just wanted to start a thread trying to find out more about the 5.1.1 update for our phones. Personally, 5.0.1, for me at least, has been a complete bust where my battery life has really taken a hit. I went from being able to use my phone for 17 hours with nearly 5 hours of...

Hey where'd you hear about that?

Having parsing error on both Nexus 7 5.1.1 and Note 4 5.0.1, any advice?

have there been any improvements? anything noticeable even though it's just the stagefright fix? and when do you think that the 5.1.1 update is going to come out? The sprint variant users have said it made them love their phone again...

I can say that I've lost 22% within a matter of minutes. I'm guessing it's a bug with lollipop. Basically what happen with me is that I woke up from sleeping and turned it off of UPSM at 22%. I go onto my Nexus 7 to check some emails then when I look back at the phone and I see 10%. I shrug it...

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3064495 Try that and see how it works Sent from my SM-N910V using XDA Free mobile app

I was having issues with my battery as well. I did a hard reset using IDRIVE and G Cloud as my main backups as well as a full SD card backup to the computer. The battery life improved only a little bit. Lollipop really screwed over the battery. Normally at this hour I'd have 53% left. (17 hr day...

I personally would be interested. Currently I'm learning Java so when I'm finished, I would definitely be interested in helping to build the launcher

Can you post a few example pictures from the new sensor?

Ill try a reset. I'm backing up my files right now. But to be sure, Ill test it all out over the weekend. Also, what is the best way to do a factory reset? From recovery or from the settings menu?

That drain. I put kit Kat pics up for comparison. I lost about 20 percent after going out to Best Buy and getting dinner. On Kit Kat that would never have happened. Sent from my SM-N910V using XDA Free mobile app

I recommend that you shouldn't update. It causes a huge battery drain.

but it shouldn't always be lit up like that. it should grey out after awhile.

Also, is your data turning off while on WiFi? My data doesn't seem to be turning off automatically...

I just updated my phone to 5.0.1 and now there the data won't turn off on WiFi. It still does turn off when toggled, but then MMS can't be received. How should I fix this? Sent from my SM-N910V using XDA Free mobile app