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LastInLine posted:Also don't buy an Intel phone but that much should be obvious. Intel made a phone?
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Lol, that's loving amazing.
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The iPhone 6+ is bad and no one should use it. 4.7" is currently the largest acceptable size for an iPhone.
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sourdough posted:This is why I root  Anyway, this isn’t about rooting, but is about firmware flashing, is this the same thing now (I haven’t “rooted” a device since the T-Mobile G1)? Basically I’m just wanting to know if it’s possible to flash the stock, basic-rear end firmware from a non-carrier branded Galaxy S10e/S10/S10+ onto a T-Mobile branded S10e/S10/S10+, in order to get all the pre-loaded shitware off it? I don’t want whatever the gently caress that dude up thread has, I don’t want to enable a bunch of features or overclock or any of that poo poo; just get the stuff T-Mobile preloads on the device actually off instead of just “disabling” it, and getting faster updates directly from Samsung rather than waiting for T-Mobile to do their thing with the updates.
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nerdrum posted:It's way easier, download the patched odin then the u1 firmware for your specific device, reboot into download mode flash it and you're bloat free in about 15 minutes. Oh poo poo, yeah I guess things got better after a decade. Thanks.
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