Note 3 (international snapdragon version) keep restarting by itself

Hi, my mother's note 3 running stock samsung android 5.0 is facing some problems
1)It will restart itself while sleeping, the phone will work normally when using but after screen is off, it will restart by itself and keep looping
I tried to factors restart but the problem remains the same..
2) the phone will charge very slowly while booting and restarting itself and the screen will get very hot.
3) note 3 started to not having any service when a sim card is in it...my mother's sim card works on my lg g2 but no service on her note 3..my sim card also says no service on her note 3...
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Exynos or Snapdragon Variant? Custom Rom

Hey Guys,

would you recommend the Snapdragon or the Exynos Variant?

It seems to me that Note 5 Features/Framework is only ported to the Exynos Variant.? Will it be ported to the SD Variant too?

I do know though that CM and AOSP Roms work better on the SD Note.

I don't care about Raw Power but only about the better Support for Custom Roms/ Note 5 Ports.

Greetings

The new Nexus 6 will have Snapdragon 810

There has been a lot of talk about what cpu the upcoming nexus 6 will have. After seeing the snapdragon 810 flop, there had been a lot of speculation that it might sport one of the upcoming processors like huawei's kirin 950, snapdragon 920, or even mediatek's helios x20. However I'm sure everyone has seen these leaks (maybe not) which are believed to be benchmarks teasing the upcoming nexus 6's performance:


However if you look at the processor ID you will see that it says "ARM implementer 65 architecture 8 variant 1 part 3335 revision 1". If you do a quick google of this you will find that this is the processor ID for the HTC One M9 which sports a msm8994 motherboard, meaning snapdragon 810. This leads me to believe that the nexus 6 will sport a snapdragon 810.
Hopefully the nexus 6 will not be plagued with the issues that the Oneplus 2 and other snapdragon 810 phones encountered. Knowing how great the community devolopment is for nexus phones, I can see roms/kernels which take full advantage of the hardware being developed in the future.

Is this normal behavior for snapdragon 615?

So I bought Moto X Play. It's a nice phone and a good replacement for my Moto X (2013).

I installed CPU-Z and notice the the 8 cores are always active, even when the phone is just sitting there with the clocks at minimum. There is no cores disabled, ever. At least with the screen on.

Is this the normal behavior of the SoC?



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Cannot Delete Snapdragon Camera

I saw the thread an was excited but I should've read the entire thread. Now I have this app that doesn't work but I cannot uninstall it. Any ideas?

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Snapdragon camera v2 [flashable zip]

In less than a decade the cameras in our smartphones have become so advanced that many people choose not to buy traditional cameras at all. Of course, people still want high-quality images. These days nobody wants to settle for less than great. Neither do we.
So Here is the new Snapdragon Camera v2

Features

Quote:

To Know about features visit https://www.qualcomm.com/news/snapdr...r-mobile-phone

DOWNLOAD LINK

Quote:

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[FLASHABLE] Snapdragon Camera v2

In less than a decade the cameras in our smartphones have become so advanced that many people choose not to buy traditional cameras at all. Of course, people still want high-quality images. These days nobody wants to settle for less than great. Neither do we.
So Here is the new Snapdragon Camera v2

Features

Quote:

To Know about features visit https://www.qualcomm.com/news/snapdr...r-mobile-phone

DOWNLOAD LINK

Quote:

Androidfilehost

[FLASHABLE] Snapdragon Camera v2

In less than a decade the cameras in our smartphones have become so advanced that many people choose not to buy traditional cameras at all. Of course, people still want high-quality images. These days nobody wants to settle for less than great. Neither do we.
So Here is the new Snapdragon Camera v2

Features

Quote:

To Know about features visit https://www.qualcomm.com/news/snapdr...r-mobile-phone

DOWNLOAD LINK

Quote:

Androidfilehost

Snapdragon camera v2 [flashable zip]

In less than a decade the cameras in our smartphones have become so advanced that many people choose not to buy traditional cameras at all. Of course, people still want high-quality images. These days nobody wants to settle for less than great. Neither do we.
So Here is the new Snapdragon Camera v2

Features

Quote:

To Know about features visit https://www.qualcomm.com/news/snapdr...r-mobile-phone

DOWNLOAD LINK

Quote:

Androidfilehost

Snapdragon 820-Powered ZUK Z2 Will Launch In January

ZUK is a relatively new company which is backed by Lenovo. This company was founded not long ago, and it has already released their first smartphone in two variants. The Chinese variant ships with ZUK’s ZUI user interface, and the international model (which was announced today) comes with Cyanogen OS 12.1 pre-installed. That being said, we were able to find out something really interesting in China during ZUK’s press conference. One of our sources let us know that ZUK is already preparing to release a second-gen ZUK Z handset, read on.

ccording to the provided info, ZUK is preparing to release the ZUK Z2 handset in January, and that handset will be powered by the upcoming Snapdragon 820 SoC. This is very interesting considering that the company has just announced the first-gen Z1 handset. As a side note, Letv has also already teased the arrival of their Snapdragon 820-powered handset. By the looks of it, January will be a very interesting month in the smartphone world, we can expect a number of OEMs to announce their Snapdragon 820-powered smartphones, and the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas is also taking place in January. We still don’t know what will the spec sheet of the ZUK Z2 look like, but the source we were able to get this info from is rather reliable, so I guess we can expect the ZUK Z1’s successor to launch at the beginning of next year.

That being said, the ZUK Z1 which just launched is a very interesting, and well-equipped smartphone. The ZUK Z1’s specs are almost identical, no matter if we look at the Chinese or international variant of this device. The only two differences here are the software which comes pre-installed on them (which we’ve already talked about), and network bands. The ZUK Z1 sports a 5.5-inch 1080p display, 3GB of RAM and 64GB of internal storage. The device is powered by the Snapdragon 801 quad-core SoC, and it sports a 4,100mAh battery on the inside. The 13-megapixel camera is located on its back, and an 8-megapixel snapper is available up front. Android 5.1.1 Lollipop comes pre-installed here, and the device also sport a fingerprint scanner and the Type-C USB 3.0 port.