Re: Which phone are you using?
Posted: September 22, 2016, 5:19 pm
Jaker wrote:Hello,
I'd like to see how Lsrcr looks from a more technological perspective, so please answer to as many questions as possible:
1. Are you using an Android phone / Windows phone or an iPhone?
2. What is the model of your phone?
3. What is the OS version of your phone?
4. Are you rooted (Android) / jailbroken (iPhone)?
5. Why do you prefer [insert Android/Windows/iOS here] over the two others?
6. A couple more Android-specific questions:
- 1 Do you have an unlocked bootloader (and custom recovery like TWRP or CWM) and installed?
- 2 Are you using a custom ROM? If yes, which one?
- 3 Are you running a custom kernel? If yes, which one?
- 4 Do you have Xposed installed? If yes, which modules do you have installed?
7. Do you have a tablet? If you have an Android tablet, answer to question 6.
Answer:
1. Android Phone
2. LG Optimus L9 II
LINK: [link]http://www.gsmarena.com/lg_optimus_l9_ii-5650.php[/link]
3. 4.2.2
4. Unrooted.
5. Haven't tried Windows OS nor Iphone. I had this OS in my hands ,but can't tell you opinion about their work as OS as it took small time amount.
6.
1.1 I haven't
1.2. I don't use custom rom
1.3. I don't use custom kernel
1.4. I don't use Xposed
1. Android Phone
2. LG Optimus L9 II
LINK: [link]http://www.gsmarena.com/lg_optimus_l9_ii-5650.php[/link]
3. 4.2.2
4. Unrooted.
5. Haven't tried Windows OS nor Iphone. I had this OS in my hands ,but can't tell you opinion about their work as OS as it took small time amount.
6.
1.1 I haven't
1.2. I don't use custom rom
1.3. I don't use custom kernel
1.4. I don't use Xposed
