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sod09:
all there
The otg now works perfectly I mean you can transfer from ur flash directly from file manager. Unlike the previous one you go to storage

Is the split screen resizable?

THUNDAR:
I did mine on Wednesday
Using Airtel night sub of N200 for 1.5gb

It was less than 30mins download with 1.2-5mb per second all the way! The installation took extra 20mins

Approximately, an hour was What I used for both the download and installation!

My observation though
1. Dirac is no longer working, either activated or not the system sounds the Same
2. It takes a little more time to charge and less time to discharge
3.The colour of the notification bar as seen on the attached screenshot is awful

But the good side though
1. Splitting screen is awesome! (Although some apps are yet to support it) running 2apps side by side
2.You can easily uninstall an app from the menu unlike the previous 6.0 Where you can't install an app
3.The quick reply to notifications is sweet especially with the fact that you can reply to each single notification without opening the app! I can easily reply to all My whatsapp messages without even opening the app at all

Well That's the few observations yet! More to come still testing

Pls i have some questions.
Is the split screen resizable?
What's the size of your memory card? Cos it seems you can't upgrade successfully without an sd card

Muhammed028:


I saw that already but i don't have pc

I mean you need a PC to root 6.0 marshmallow above

Muhammed028:


I saw that already but i don't have pc

Well, actually.Android 6.0.1 actually blocks a feature to root directly because it doesn't allow to modify the root data.

Muhammed028:



No, am on mashmellow

You can follow this link.
Read comments, it's very important.

http://www.shelaf.com/2016/09/how-to-root-infinix-hot-4-x557-using.html

Muhammed028:

How did you root ur phone, i want to root mine

Are you on Nougat

I got this one. I need to unroot my phone before upgrading. I just regretted rooting my phone.

sod09:
dload d offline mode
no need for internet after

How, please show me the link for the offline version

nani667:




Added ✔

Please add me 09038230506

Hakeem12:
that's marshmallow for you. Only pictures you take with your phone and files sent to you through Bluetooth will be save on your SD card. You will have to move the rest manually to SD card. Buh you may format the SD card as internal, meaning the SD card and internal storage become one. This can be done under settings, STORAGE AND USB.

What of Nougat

I just wasted my time on that blog. The only reasonable game there is pes17. He even listed san Andreas and asphalt nitro, That blogger is hungry

Dailyfavour:
I have been experiencing funny function of my phone recently. Another system setting application is installing itself apart from already built in setting app. Each time I delete it keep reinstalling itself and the security alert from the phone always show it is a threat. Who will help me out. Thanks

Is your phone rooted? If yes, then one of your apps that you gave root permission is probably installing those apps. Look for the exact app and delete it (just Google "system app remover" or you can use lucky patcher) if you don't know the app, just go to settings >> accessibility, you will see some apps with Android robot icon given accessible permission, those are the installed apps but not the one installing it. To correct it totally you have to look for the exact app manually.
If your phone is not rooted, you might consider flashing it

MrScamp:

Yes I was using a beta version before and no I didn't flash the tcard.The picture below is what you get after updating

You don't get me. I'm not talking about this OTA update, I'm taking of the beta version you were using. Did you flash the beta through twrp or you used the tcard file and upgraded through system update?
The reason why I'm asking is because my phone is still on 6.0 and the nougat update I got has disappeared (it's a general problem) because it was an error. The official update for hot 4 will be out on the 6th of June and it seems the only people getting OTA updates (just like you) are the ones that are using the beta version. That's why I'm asking

MrScamp:
just saw mine now

Were you using the beta version before. Did you flash the Tcard

The update has been withdrawn. I dont know what happened

I got it this morning.
This is not the beta version

madgoat:

the truth is always bitter
The inbuilt infinix camera switches to beauty mode, then u downloaded some camera apps and they all switched to beauty mode

Do you have a hot 4, if not I urge you to buy one. I know you'll never buy because you'll never have the money to buy one, because you're BROKE!
But at least if you manage to see anyone using one, beg the person to lend you so that you can take some selfies.
If you switch to selfie camera and it's in beauty mode, KILL YOURSELF!

madgoat:


Mostly happens with ugly people when they want to take selfies. The fone has to automatically switch to 'beauty' mode to try and make them artificially handsome/beautiful .
The only solution is to do plastic surgery on your face

I don't have anything to say to you. At least your name will define your brain

Please, If I want to take a selfie, the selfie camera automatically switch to beauty mode. This beauty mode is making my pictures blur and ugly so I have to switch it manually to normal mode. I thought it was the inbuilt camera app, so I downloaded 3 camera apps yesterday, but the selfie camera is still in beauty mode. This is annoying!
Please is there a way I can lock it to normal mode

continue:
Important things you will need before doing this are as follows:
A phone number of someone you trust and you can have access to anytime of the day. You can your parents, friend, brother or sisters’ own.

Note: This is what you will use as your emergency contact. This is the number you will receive the SMS with.Next, is an android phone operating on at least 4.4 kitkat. Honestly, I don’t know about other lower versions but you can check whether yours can do it, there’s no harm in trying.A pen and a diary where you will right down your remote control commands. Please, don’t underrate the importance of this, because this is the only way yoube able to recover your phone if you if you forgets your password.If you have all the above listed materials, then you are more than good to go. Follow the below steps to activated it.
1.Go to security
2.Scroll down and click on “Mobile anti-theft” a dialogue box will popup telling you that activating mobile anti-theft allows you to remotely blah blah blah just press “ok”
3.Enter the password you would like to use in accessing “Mobile anti-theft”…here you will have to type it twice in other to confirm it.
4.Another page will display where you will have to enter your emergency contact(s). You can enter more than one phone number. This is the number where the SMS will be sent to.
5.Get your pen and diary write down thecodes displayed on this page.You can use them to lock your phone, wipe the data, and recover your password if forgotten just by sendingSMS with from your emergency contact with the code relevant to what you want to do at that particular moment.
If you have successful follow these processes up to this moment, congratulation! Next they stole your phoneand remove the SIM card, SMS delivered from that number to your emergency contact.Don’t forget to share this post with your friends using the share buttons below, it will encourage to write more….thanks!

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CarlcareOpebi:

Hello @srrrr What did you test the OTG Cable with at first? Your Laptop maybe?

How can you test OTG cable with a laptop.
Maybe you didn't get me well.
I'm using it on my infinix hot 4.
The OTG cable is new and it's working.
Mouse and flash drive works.
Phone to phone connection (i.e phone to OTG to USB-microUSB to second phone) only charges the other phone. You can't transfer files between them (just like the flash drive). That the problem.
I hope you get it now.