@mobene Very cool. Wonder if this would work on the Tinkerboard running Debian 10 buster?

@billboy5690 said in Poor battery life.: I guess when the cell signal is weak the device draws more from the battery. That's because it spends so much energy calling out, in a desparate little voice: "Is there anyone out there? Hello... Anyone? ...Please?"

@billboy5690 Perfect

@mrt10001 Thanks for taking the time to respond. I understand this a little clearer now. I will go ahead & try again using the settings recommended. Thanks!

@billboy5690 this may shed at least bit of light (mostly part about being in recovery mode) https://forums.ubports.com/topic/1683/migrate-data-from-device-to-device/19?_=1644615177730

I've just tried this on my Volla Phone X. On a large web page (several screens full) the scrolling is jerky if you use the scroll bar button on the side, but if you just put a finger on the page and drag it it is fine. I'm guessing that it is a 'precision' problem with large pages. I tried again on a smaller page and it was OK.

Thanks to all who helped me iron out these few bugs .I have sent s donation to the foundation.

@ian said in Messaging: The Yes I have the tweak tool but the problem with that is it changes the font size in all phone functions ,which then leaves you with the problem you experienced ,web pages run off screen,the settings menu itself runs off the screen etc.Thank you anyway for responding. Maybe someone will find another way.

@totalsonic Thanks! I will wait until it comes in stable I think.

@lvasseur Working Mint MMS APN (Working with some quirks) [image: 1643569037205-thumbnail_1.png]

@mateo_salta it does on the Mi a2!

@lvasseur Welcome in the UBports community SMS / MMS in the US is a topic in itself... Hope you'll sort this issue.

@rik I remember Group MMS working a lot worse for a lot of people so I guess some progress has been made in that department then!

@jackharness said in Pixel 3a XL experience: Network support is very hit-or-miss out here unless you go with Verizon, and I honestly couldn't be bothered with the switch. Keeping a number while switching plans is a hassle, and keeping my number is important to me. I'll definitely keep my eye out for VoLTE support, though. Yes, unfortunately several parts of the US are only covered decently by Verizon. VoLTE support would be a big win. As noted, Droidian may be worth trying, but you won't have the UT / Lomiri goodness there yet.

@rhl120 said in what model number do I need for flashing on a pixel 3a and how does it differ from a pinephone: Hi, I am very new to ubuntu touch and flashing roms on my phone in general and I would like to know what model number I should buy of the pixel 3a to flash ubuntu touch on it. Please read https://devices.ubuntu-touch.io/device/sargo/ carefully! Also watch out for carrier locked phones! In some countries it's still a thing it seems... Other than the trivial differences between it and the PinePhone (like the specs, the kernel and the boot process), how does the pinephone and Google pxiel 3a differ when it comes to using ubuntu touch (do they both have the same functionality (at least theoretically)? can I install the same programs on both? etc) It's like you would run Android on both of them : The same stuff runs on them but at a different speed! Good luck with the flashing stuff!

@fredldotme Again with the latest android version the Bonito bootloader was even lower on the phone (B4s4-0.1)and the sargo image would not recognize it.. Finally hopeing that the 0.1 version was Android-9, flashed the 190801 sargo image and it worked. From there it was my speed; just push the buttons. Best phone OS in the world. Thank you all for developing it and for taking the time to help.

@lsitongia Could you check, please, and tell me first 8 digits (TAC) of your IMEI? And do you have IMEIs from your previous phones that you were able to return back? It would be interesting to compare them.

@lsitongia Google Fi uses T-mobile. Red Pocket has all networks. GSMA is AT&T, GSMT is T-mobile. So different network. Strange that you had success with Wi-Fi on. Most were succeeding with it off. But gives us something to explore further.