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How to Install Android 6 0 1 Marshmallow Nexify ROM V3 on T Mobile Galaxy Note 5 SM N920T

According to XDA Member TechGuy081, Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow Nexify ROM V3 Available now for T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 5 SM- N920T.

Nexify Rom Its Made To Make Your Note 5 Close To Stock Android MM Keep In Mind This Wont Make Your Device Be Stock Android I Just Removed Apps (Like Bloatware) From Samsung So You Can Download Google Apps To Replace Stock Apps, Like Clock App, Calculator With Googles Or Your Own!

•Rom Features
- Based on N920TUVU2DPD1 Firmware
- Deodexed all Apps
- Rooted with SuperSU 2.74
- Auto Wipe Cache, Dalvik Cache and Format System
- System Optimization
- Tweaks in Build.prop
- Removed Knox
- Removed As Many Apps As Possible
- Removed Safe Volume Warning
- Ad Away
- Private Mode Working
- 5 Reboot Menu
- Added Dolby Atmos
- Ultra Data Saving Working
- Battery Tweaks
- App Lock
- Gray Status Bar Removed
- Stock MM Emojis.

Change Log:
• June 16
-Initial Release V1

• June 26
- V2
-Special Thanks To @Battlehero
- Reboot Menu Fixed
- Gray Status Bar Removed
- Updated some apps
- Fixed Bugs
- Samsung keyboard Replaced By Googles
- Added Stock MM Emojis

• July 7
- Fixed alot of bugs you asked for
- Nfc And Payment, VPN functionality , Live Walpaper Picker, Hardware Buttons Fixed, Auto Brightness Fixed
- Removed Emergency From power Menu
- Removed Some More Bloat
- Removed Carrier Text In Lock-screen
- Removed Slide To Unlock in Lock-screen
- App Signature Check Removed Now You Can Install Old Apps Over New Versions
- Touchlight Key Enabled In Settings
- Animation Set to 0.25
- OutdoorMode
- Knox Removed
- All Apps In Multiwindow Mode
- And More!

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 ÷ Prerequisites:

•This tutorial is only for installing Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow Nexify ROM V3 on T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 5 SM- N920T.Please do not try on any other Galaxy Note 5 Variants.

•Your phone should have a custom recovery installed in order to install this NanoROM ROM on your phone.

•We will be using TWRP Recovery for this tutorial.

•This tutorial will wipe out all your data. Make sure you backup all your data in your phone before proceeding.

•Samsung KIES will NOT detect your phone after installing this ROM because it is a custom firmware

•Perform a Dalvik Cache wipe before proceeding from the Recovery Mode.

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* Important:

Backup important files stored on your device before proceeding with the steps below, so that in case something goes wrong you’ll have backup of all your important files.

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Como Instalar Rom Galaxy Note 5 Duos N920CD Marshmallow

• ARCHIVOS NECESARIOS :

1. Controlador USB [DESCARGAR] o Kies [DESCARGAR]
2. Odin v3 [DESCARGAR]
3. Rom, Firmware Samsung Galaxy Note 5 Duos N920C / N920CD [DESCARGAR] 
4. Bateria por lo menos al 50%

• PASOS A SEGUIR :

1. Instale el controlador USB de Samsung o Kies en su ordenador
2. Extraer el firmware Samsung Galaxy con rar victoria para encontrar el archivo .md5
3. Apagar el celular
4. Pasos a seguir (Download mode). Tener el dispositivo completamente apagado Mantener presionado durante 5 segundo Volumen Abajo + Home + Power Aparecerá un mensaje de Warning (pero no se alarmen), presionar Volumen Arriba para ingresar a Download Mode, con Volumen Abajo el Young booteará normal
5. Abrir Odin (el que descargaron arriba)
6. Ver que la opción Re-Partition NO esté seleccionada
7. Conectar por cable USB el Galaxy Note 5 Duos N920C a la computadora, Odin debe reconocer al dispositivo, nos daremos cuenta porque abajo de donde dice ID:CON aparecerá el cuadro sombreado de amarillo.
8. Click en el botón PDA y seleccionar PDA_XXXXX.md5
9. Ver que la opción Re-Partition NO esté seleccionada
10. Click en Start
11. Esperar a que salga PASS en fondo verde en Odin
12. Listo!

Si por algún motivo se te queda booteando en el logo de Samsung, apaga el celular, reinicia en Recovery Mode Galaxy y realiza un wipe data y wipe cache.

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How to Install Android 6 0 1 Marshmallow Crisscross ROM V2 0 on Galaxy Note 5 SM N920I Pre rooted

According to XDA member asc1977, Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow Crisscross ROM V2.0 [ 2ZPFB] is available now for Samsung Galaxy Note 5 SM- N920I.

÷ Rom Features:

Base: TW UX Beta firmware
Product code: SM-N920CZKASKC
PDA: N920SKSU2ZPFB
CSC: N920SSKC2ZPFB
Builddate: Wed Jun 29 19:54:40 KST 2016
Android version: 6.0.1
Kernel: 3.10.61-8273648

- Pre-rooted BETA-SuperSU-v2.76
- Knox removed
- Custom dev boot- and shutdownanimation
- Reboot recovery in MM reboot menue with a switch
- EmergencyMode in Reboot menue show/hide with a switch
- Removed confirm buttons in reboot menue
- Default animation scales set to 0,25x
- Removed high volume warning for headphones
- Disabled signature check
- App Lock option
- Shutter Sound option in camera settings
- Hidden Software Update Menue in About device
- Show NFC Icon if on in statusbar
- Call Recording Button
- Forced Enable Security Save in SmartManager
- Enabled Support Recent App Protection
- Show Data usage in expanded SystemUI near brightness auto check
- 3MinitBattery or StockBattery with a switch
- Left or Right Signal and Wifi with a switch
- Carrier Label on Statusbar with a switch and color option
- Power Saving Mode Ongoing Notification removeable with a switch
- Battery Bar in Statusbar with switch for show/hide
- Recemt Panel Lock (apps should not deleted if locked)
- Removed gray status bar when activated PowerSaveMode
- Removed Alpha Channel from status bar icons
- option to Increase Lock Screen visible notifications
- AdAway, OGGYouTubeDownloader and BetterBatteryStats in Rom
- Whitepages /identify unsaved numbers
- Colorize Lockscreen Clock & Date in real time with switch for seconds
- single swipe down right side for expanded quickpannel view with a switch
- next alarm on lockscreen(needs set one time alarm on/off to work right) with switch in RomControl for show/hide
- Gradient Statusbar (on first boot is black, set your own color or transparency)
- all apps multiwindow
- all notifications remoneable with switch on/off in RomControl app
- build.prop tweak for a faster boot- and shutdown animation
- build.prop tweak to remove ring delay
- build.prop tweak for power saving
- build.prop tweak to remove Knox from About Device info
- build.prop tweak to remove no sim card in phone message
- build.prop tweak to fix black screen after call
- build.prop tweak for google DNS
- build.prop tweak for 3G signal optimization
- build.prop tweak for internet speed enhancement
- build.prop tweak to fix app issues
- build.prop tweak to improve voice call clarity
- build.prop tweak to disable android device check in
- build.prop tweak for faster scrolling
- build.prop tweak for Wifi fix that dont forget passwort
- Quicklaunchpanel in recent apps with switch in RomControl app
- Custom image background for notification panel with settings in RomControl app
- Colorizer for Data Usage text in Expanded view in RomControl app
- Virtual lock, home and recent button for statusbar with on/off toggles in RomControl app
- support to colorize expanded view background in rom control app
- support to colorize notification background in rom control app
- USB Plug/Unplug wake up disabled
- Activated Installing app older versions over newer
- Disabled Signature Check.

÷ Aromamanager Menue options:

Run Rom Installation
-Wipe option
-Debloatmenue
-Option to remove boot- and shutdown sound

Kernel Chooser
-PF4 Kernel (Kernel is not seandroid enforcing)
-PFB Kernel

÷ RomControl App Menue options:

Reboot Menue Settings
--Hide/Show Reboot Recovery
--Hide/Show Emergency Mode

÷Systemui Settings:
-Signal Statusbar
--Signal Position left/right

-Battery Statusbar
--StockBattery show/hide
--3MinitBattery show/hide
--BatteryBar
----BatteryBar show/hide
----BatteryBar charging animation
----BatteryBar Style
----Thickness of BatteryBar
----Color of BatteryBar

-Carrier Label Statusbar
--Carrier Label Color
--Carrier Label Left of Wifi/Data
--Carier Label between Wifi and Data
--Carrier Label Right of Wifi/Data

-Notifications
--Ongoing Power save notifications show/hide
--Increase Lock Screen visible notifications
--Choose color of notification background

-Lockscreen
--Text Color hours
--Text Color minutes
--Text Color seconds
--Text Color date
--Show(hidde seconds
--Hide next alarm
--Color next alarm

-Expanded view
--Single swipe down right side for expanded quickpannel view
--All notifications remoneable on/off
---Expanded view colors
----Switch to enable color notification background
----Color of Data Usage text
----Switch to enable color expanded view background
----Choose color of expanded view background
--Custom Notification Panel Background
---Select image
---Image opacity
---Custom Background on/off

-Recent Panel options
--Show/hide Quicklaunchpanel

-Virtual Buttons
--Lock Button
---Right Side
---Left Side
---Center
--Home Button
---Right Side
---Left Side
---Center
--Recent Button
---Right Side
---Left Side
---Center

Set Theme
--Light/Dark Theme of RomControll App.

÷ Changelog V2.1:

- added switch in RomControl to show/hide next alarm on lockscreen
- added Quicklaunchpanel in recent apps
- added switch for Quichlaunchpanel in RomControl App
- added Custom image background for notification panel with RomControl
- added colorizer for Data Usage text in Expanded view
- added virtual lock, home and recent button for statusbar with on/off toggles in RomControl app
- fixed AppLock
- updated to newest SuperSu V2.76
- added SuperSu apk to system/priv-app
- Private mode fixed
- Photo editor fixed
- added support to colorize expanded view background in rom control app
- added support to colorize notification background in rom control app
- USB Plug/Unplug wake up disabled
- Activated Installing app older versions over newer
- Disabled Signature Check
- Added Kernel Chooser to Armoa (PF4 or PFB Kernel)...

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 ÷ Prerequisites:

•This tutorial is only for installing Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow Crisscross ROM V2.0 [ 2ZPFB] on Samsung Galaxy Note 5 SM- N920I.Please do not try on any other Galaxy Note 5 Variants.

•Your phone should have a custom recovery installed in order to install this NanoROM ROM on your phone.

•We will be using TWRP Recovery for this tutorial.

•This tutorial will wipe out all your data. Make sure you backup all your data in your phone before proceeding.

•Samsung KIES will NOT detect your phone after installing this ROM because it is a custom firmware

•Perform a Dalvik Cache wipe before proceeding from the Recovery Mode.


*Disclaimer:

Android Custom ROM fix ® provide various Firmware Updates and Rooting process along with Custom ROM,Modes,file are all belong  to their owners/developers. The autor of this site or the developers are not responsible,  if you damage or brick your device.Do it on your own risk and follow the instruction properly.

* Important:

Backup important files stored on your device before proceeding with the steps below, so that in case something goes wrong you’ll have backup of all your important files.

You can find out how to apply it right now via XDA.

For More Samsung Galaxy Note 5 Updates Keep Checking Android custom ROM Fix ™®

That’s all. We hope this guide serves you well. If there’s anything you’d like to be added/changed on this page, PLZ Use the comment box below to contribute more ideas & Suggestions .

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Lenovo K4 Note review

Lenovo is slowly but surely making an impact in the Android smartphone market, particularly here in India. Lenovo has some fantastic devices on offer, with a smartphone portfolio that is continuously expanding, and one of the most popular of their devices is the Lenovo K4 Note.

Its predecessor was very popular, and the latest offering takes things one step further, with the K4 Note bringing some of the best features of the higher-end Vibe X3 to this affordable series. What does this device bring to the table? We find out, in this comprehensive Lenovo K4 Note review!

Unboxing

The phone comes in pretty standard packaging, with an image of the phone and the large VIBE branding splashed across the box. Opening the box reveals the phone in all its glory, and its nice to see the device already in a protective case. The hard plastic case isnt the most impressive though, and if you are particularly clumsy, you may be better off picking something sturdier.

Diving in deeper, you will find the standard documentation, an AC wall adapter, and a USB charging cable, and Lenovo also includes a screen guard with the device, which is another nice touch. There are no headphones included, but that does make sense, given the affordable nature of this phone. Setting up the device only takes a few minutes, and follows the standard steps that any Android smartphone user will be familiar with. Once the phone is setup, you will find the official update for Android 6.0 Marshmallow waiting for you.

Design

The K4 Note sees a significant upgrade in terms of design and build quality, when compared to its predecessor. The device now features a metal frame and a polycarbonate plastic backing, which makes the phone feel sturdy and solid in the hand. The combination of dual-front facing speakers and a fingerprint scanner just below the camera makes the K4 Note aesthetically similar to the Lenovo Vibe X3, which isnt really surprising, given that this device has been released in some markets as the Vibe X3 Lite.

The plastic backing is removable, giving you access to the microSD card and SIM card slots, but the battery cannot be replaced. Removing the plastic back cover is when you notice how thin and flimsy it is, but despite appearances, it certainly holds up very well, and is something you wont even notice when snapped in place. For those still worried, the device does come with a plastic protective case in the box, and there is also a version of the phone now available with a wood backing. The wooden back doesnt seem to be sold separately yet, but is something that we can expect to see soon.

Taking a look around the phone, the headphone jack and microUSB port are at the top and bottom respectively, and the power button is below the volume rocker on the right side. On the back is the camera that is centrally located along the top, and below it is the fingerprint scanner. Up front, below the display are the three capacitive navigation keys, but these buttons arent illuminated, which can make them quite difficult to see in the dark.

The power button doesnt come with something like a ridged pattern to help differentiate it from the volume rocker, but the buttons are placed far enough away from each other for this to be a minor concern. The buttons also protrude quite a bit, so you can actually easily see which button you are pressing. The buttons dont offer as much tactile feedback as might be expected, and the power button in particular feels quite mushy. However, with you being able to unlock the device and directly go to the homescreen using the fingerprint scanner, you wont need to use the power button all that much anyway.

As far as the handling experience is concerned, a slight curve on the back allows for the phone to nestle nicely in the palm of your hand, and unlike metal smartphones, the device isnt slippery either, courtesy of the polycarbonate backing. Overall, the Lenovo K4 Note is a very well-designed smartphone, and as is also the case with some of its competitors, the design and build quality of the phone certainly goes beyond what you would expect from a sub-$200 device.

Display

The K4 Note comes with a 5.5-inch IPS LCD display, with a Full HD resolution, resulting in a pixel density of 401 ppi. Many affordable smartphones are starting to boast Quad HD screens now, but 1080p gets the job done here, with text appearing sharp, and watching videos and playing games is a lot of fun as well. The viewing angles arent great however, and while the brightness at the highest setting is good enough to allow for easy outdoor viewing, the screen can be quite dull and dark when the brightness is set to less than 40% even when indoors.

The default color balance is good enough, but the color temperature is on the cooler side. You do have some options available to set the color balance and temperature to your liking, including a manual mode that gives you granular control over these aspects. One preset setting is called Comfort Mode, that helps protect your eyes when browsing the phone for long periods of time. There is also Smart Brightness, which judges when the phone is in harsh lighting conditions and enhances the visibility. It works well enough, but as mentioned, the display brightness is cranked up anyway.

Performance

Under the hood, the K4 Note comes with an octa-core MediaTek MT6753 processor, clocked at 1.3 GHz, and backed by the Mali-T720MP3 GPU and 3 GB of RAM. There is also a version with 2 GB of RAM, but this iteration hasnt been released in India. The performance has been pretty good, helped along by a clean software package, and there have been no glaring issues. The device handles day to day tasks very well, and opening, closing, and switching between apps has been smooth.

Of course, the K4 Note isnt a performance powerhouse, and the benchmark scores reflect that, but with average usage, this phone certainly impresses. The gaming experience has been enjoyable as well, and playing games like Stick Cricket 2, UFC, and NBA Live Mobile have been a lot of fun. Games do take a bit to load, and there are some instances of stutter when navigating through the menus and settings, but when it comes to the actual gameplay, things have been smooth and lag free for the most part.

Hardware

16 GB is the only on-board storage option available here in India, but in other markets, there are 8 GB and 32 GB iterations to be found. However, something to keep in mind is that the latter two come with 2 GB of RAM, while this Indian edition features 3 GB of RAM. If storage is a concern, the device features a dedicated microSD card slot, allowing for up to an additional 256 GB of space.

You get two microSIM card slots here, and you can pre-select which SIM can be used to for calling, texts, and data. The option you select for data will allow for access to 3G/4G LTE, while the other sticks to EDGE. Its also a nice touch that you can choose different ringtones and message tones for the two SIM cards, making it easy for you to distinguish between them. There have been no issues with voice calling, with both parties able to hear the other loud and clear.

The K4 Note comes with dual front-facing speakers – which is always the best placement for speakers – with Dolby ATMOS features. While these speakers dont get as loud as I would have liked, you get a rich stereo sound which further enhances the video-viewing and gaming experiences.

The Dolby ATMOS settings allow you to choose between preset options like Movie, Music, Game, or Voice, and you can also set up custom settings depending on your liking. You also get additional features, including Surround Virtualizer, Dialogue Enhances, and Volume Leveler. This is buried in the Settings menu however, and is found under the "Ringtones and Volumes" section.

With headphones on, the audio is absolutely fantastic, with impressive bass that I havent found with other, more expensive, smartphones. Something to remember is that it can get really loud with headphones on, so much so that the default volume setting is set to 50%, and you wont find yourself needing to go any higher than that. If good audio is one of your requirements, the K4 Note is definitely a great option.

The phone comes with a fingerprint scanner on the back, and this is another feature that was very impressive. The setup is quick and easy, and the scanner is very accurate, but while its definitely fast enough, it may not be as fast as other sensors out there. Using the scanner unlocks the phone and takes you directly into the homescreen, which means that you will rarely have to reach for the power button.

The scanner comes with a few extra uses when the phone is as well. You can set it up so that a single tap can have it function as a back button or take you back to the homescreen, and a long press can open the Recent Apps screen, or again, take you back to the homescreen. Finally, you can have the scanner function as a shutter button as well, which is very useful when taking selfies. These are similar to the gesture support offered by rival Chinese OEM Huawei in some of its recent flagships.

The K4 Note comes with a 3,300 mAh non-removable battery, that allows for really good battery life. I was able to consistently get up to 5 hours of screen-on time with the device, and an impressive stand-by times means that the device easily lasted through a full day of use, and sometimes even two, depending on my usage. With heavy usage however, while the screen-on time was still pretty good, it was easy to drain the battery rather quickly.

You get the standard Battery Saver mode that automatically kicks in at the 15% mark, and there is also an Ultimate Battery Saver feature, that minimalizes the UI, and allows for only calls and texts. An interesting battery feature is "Scheduled Power On and Off," that lets you preset a time period where the device automatically switches off and turns back on again.

Camera

The Lenovo K4 Note features a 13 MP rear camera with a f/2.2 aperture, and a dual LED flash, along with a 5 MP front-facing unit, also with the same aperture.

The default camera app is very simplistic, and everything you may need can be found easily on the viewfinder. At the top left are the buttons to switch between the cameras and toggle HDR, and at the bottom is the button to toggle the flash. Only two modes are available in the menu, including Panorama and another that adds color filters to your images. Further in the settings is where you fill find the option to choose the settings for aspect ratio, photo resolution, snap mode, triaxial leveling, and guidelines.

Using the front-facing camera adds the Beauty mode, and you also have an option called "fill light," that adds two, pink or chrome, bars at the top and bottom of the screen to light up your face in dark environments, but it doesnt really help much, and results in a pink or bronze hue in the shot.

As far as the image quality is concerned, the 13 MP rear camera is capable of taking some nice shots, especially in well-lit situations, and the images can be crisp and clear sometimes. Not surprisingly, some noise and grain starts to creep in as lighting conditions deteriorate though. The camera doesnt handle shadows particularly well either, with very little detail to be seen, and while HDR tends to help here, it creates an oversharpened, unnatural looking shot. The camera also tends to underexpose shots in a few situations, and when you use the tap to focus feature, it also adjusts the exposure, leading to either overblown highlights or super dark shadows.

As far as video is concerned, the camera is capable of recording at a Full HD resolution at 30 fps. Video quality isnt particularly impressive, and with no OIS, you can get some noisy and shaky videos. The phone comes with a 3 microphone system intended to help with background noise reduction, and while it does a good job when outdoors, the sound is somewhat muted when recording audio in quieter locations.

Overall, the K4 Note camera is serviceable and will certainly get the job done in a pinch, but its in the little details that the camera lets you down. Its certainly not the worst camera weve seen on an affordable smartphone, but it isnt close to the best either and if the camera is important to you, this is certainly something to keep in mind.

Software

On the software side of things, the K4 Note is running Android 5.1 Lollipop out of the box, but – following the updates release in India last month – there is now an official update to Android 6.0 Marshmallow immediately available after you first set up the phone.

The software experience is very clean and minimalistic, at least on the surface, and while it does have significant differences, quite a lot of stock and Material Design elements are to be seen here. The Settings menu and Recent Apps screen are the same as stock, Chrome is the default web browser, and Google Keyboard is the preset keyboard of choice. The notification dropdown and Quick Settings menu are also similar in the look, but it is packed with a lot more options, with even more available when you dive deeper, allowing you to pick and choose which settings are more useful to you.

The app drawer retains the Material Design look, but is side swiping, instead of a top to bottom scroll. A nice addition here is that the app search menu up to also comes with a section that houses the most recent apps opened. There is a lot of bloatware to be seen however, with a slew of unnecessary, often redundant, apps pre-installed on the device.

Luckily you can uninstall most of these third-party applications, and the only ones that cant be removed are Lenovo staples like ShareIT, SyncIT, and the Lenovo Companion app. There is also a Theme Center, but it isnt particularly robust, and all you can really do is change the look of the lockscreen, icons, and wallpapers.

The Lenovo Companion app is a very useful tool to have, and provides a quick and easy way to set up service requests, or browse through the forums to find solutions to everyday problems you might come across. There are also video guides available, and also a robust diagnostics tool that lets you check whether all the device hardware is working the way it should be.

Finally, another feature that can be useful to some is Secure Zone; it can be toggled in the Quick Settings menu, and allows you to set up two virtual zones, tha

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