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Registration is fast, simple and absolutely free so please -! If you have any problems with the registration process or your account login, please contact. >>LG Flashing/Upgrading/Debranding Tutorial User Name Remember Me? LG has both GSM and CDMA phones. Here I'll discuss on how to Flash/Software Update/Debrand LG GSM phones. Flashing depends on Platform rather than Model, so you may notice one model uses one flasher but the next model uses another. Different models which are from same platform use same flasher.

LG has several platforms like Infineon, Qualcomm, ADI, TI, MTK, SEMC etc. I'll try describe on each platform how to flash a phone. Remember that, till now Windows XP is the best performing Operating Syetem for LG flashing.

~ INFINEON ~ Phones based on Infineon platform are flashed with GSMulti software. GSMulti has different versions like 20, 21, 30.

The last one is and it supports all infineon phones till now. Infineon phones can be flashed both in USB and UART mode. Normally USB should be used, it will flash the phone in minutes where UART will take hour(s). Sometimes when phone is dead or rebooting and can't install USB driver you need to use UART then. Some old phones support only UART.

Infineon flashing on UART 1. You need a USB to Serial Converter BOX/Cable with correct pinout of the phone. Install and run GSMulti v30 3. Go to Setting(s) >Configuration, select DLL and firmware on S/W box, select UART as communication, select correct port of Box/cable, then click OK.

Now click START on main window, when the software says Wait Phone Connecting. Connect POWERED OFF phone with battery to cable and press POWER button. Infineon flashing on USB 1. Install GSMULti V30 2. Connect phone to usb cable without battery, Windows will ask for driver, show driver from C: GSMULTI UsbDrivers INFINEON. Open USBMap from C: GSMULTI, select INFINEON and click MAPPING START, reconnect the phone to usb cable without battery. Some info will show on PORT/KEYNAME, now SAVE & EXIT.

Open GSMulti main software, go to Setting(s) >Configuration, select DLL and firmware on S/W box, select USB as communication then click OK. Now click START on main window, when the software says Wait Phone Connecting. Reconnect the cable. If flashing not start without battery just put the battery and slightly press power button. Some new phones are from Infineon AGold plafrom, you need to install.

Run USBMap_V07 from C: GSMULTI, select INFINEON AGold Series and do mapping, rest of the procedure is same. ~Qualcomm ~ Phones based on Qualcomm platform are flashed with LGMDP, LGDP1, LGDP2 etc. Several updates came for these flashers.You need the USB cable, UART flashing not supported for this platform. Flashing with LGMDP 1. Install, connect the phone to PC through USB cable and let the drivers to be installed.

Opne soft, click on the Select Port, new window will pop up.Your phone model and firmware version will be showed up there, if the phone is supported with that LGMDP version it will be automatically ticked on the checkbox. Now click Connect. A new window will pop up for firmware selection.

Browse and select your firmware folder in the Select Image box, all files will be automatically selected. You can change any certain file from the browse button. If you are using a DZ firmware click DZ button on the right lower corner of the window and and select that. Select data handling option: NV Backup/Restore: NV Backup/Restore always have to be done, and it is default selected option.

Backup the NV data and restore the backed up NV data automatically. Reset database & Contents: User related data including the setting data on the EFS is reset in the handset.

The contents in the handset will be erased. Erase_EFS: The calibration data, user contents, media, and module will be erased. Only calibration data is kept when NV backup/restore is checked. Keep All Contents: No user data will be erased. Now click Start and relax.

Emergency Download Mode: Qualcomm phones support a special mode named emergency download mode. In this mode, minimum units for downloading is occured so that users can download the images again in case of emergency situation. AMSS Modem, Media and Module Images won't be flashed in this mode. You may need it when the phones not power on normally/incrorrectly flashed earlier etc.

Flashing with LGDP2 1. Downlaod and extract, go to LGDP2_31_INCLUDE_LGDP1_Setup folder and install the exe (use serial number). Now copy all the files from DOWNLOAD folder and paste on C: DOWNLOAD (overwrite if needed). Install LG United Modem Driver, connect the phone to PC through USB cable and let the drivers to be installed. You'll need firmware in DZ format and the correct DLL for your model. Open LGDP2_V36_UMTS (for example) from C: DOWNLOAD, select UMTS in Division and click OK. Select port (check Device Manager for LG USBModem Port number), you can set a range from easy select or select manually.

Select DLL and select firmware in Downlaod Configuration. Click START in main window and connect the phone in Emergency download mode. ~ADI ~ ADI phones are flashed with GSMulti. Can be flashed both in USB and UART mode, old phone only support UART. ADI flashing on UART 1. Install and run 2.

Go to Setting(s) >Configuration, select DLL and firmware on S/W box, select UART as communication, select correct port of Box/cable, then click OK. Now click START on main window, when the software says Wait Phone Connecting.

Connect POWERED OFF phone with battery to cable and press POWER button. ADI flashing on USB 1. Install GSMULti V30 2. Connect POWERED OFF phone to usb cable, Windows will ask for driver, show driver from C: GSMULTI UsbDrivers MTK. Open USBMap from C: GSMULTI, select MTK(ADI) and click MAPPING START, reconnect the phone to USB cable (re-insert battery also). Some info will show on PORT/KEYNAME, now SAVE & EXIT.

Open GSMulti main software, go to Setting(s) >Configuration, select DLL and firmware on S/W box, select USB as communication then click OK. Now click START on main window, when the software says Wait Phone Connecting. Reconnect the cable.Press POWER but if not start automatically. ~TI ~ TI phones are also flashed with GSMulti. TI flashing on UART 1. Install and run 2.

Go to Setting(s) >Configuration, select DLL and firmware on S/W box, select UART as communication, select correct port of Box/cable, then click OK. Now click START on main window, when the software says Wait Phone Connecting. Connect POWERED OFF phone with battery to cable and press POWER button. TI flashing on USB 1. Install GSMULti V30 2. Install LGE_GSM_Device_Driver_OMAPV1030_1.0 from C: GSMULTI UsbDrivers TI_NEPTUNE 2. Connect POWERED OFF phone to usb cable and install driver.

Open USBMap from C: GSMULTI, select TI and click MAPPING START, reconnect the phone to USB cable (re-insert battery also). Some info will show on PORT/KEYNAME, now SAVE & EXIT. Open GSMulti main software, go to Setting(s) >Configuration, select DLL and firmware on S/W box, select USB as communication then click OK. Now click START on main window, when the software says Wait Phone Connecting. Reconnect the cable.Press POWER but if not start automatically. ~SEMC (A2) ~ Flashing Procedure 1. Downlaod and extract, go to LGDP2_31_INCLUDE_LGDP1_Setup folder and install the exe (use serial number).

Now copy all the files from DOWNLOAD folder and paste on C: DOWNLOAD (overwrite if needed). Copy meflash.dll from C: DOWNLOAD EMP_DL_USBDriver to C: DOWNLOAD if not exist there. Connect the phone in POWERED OFF/SPECIAL BOOT MODE (varies on different model) to usb cable and show driver from C: DOWNLOAD EMP_DL_USBDriver. Open LGDP2_V34_UMTS_KF750 from C: DOWNLOAD, select UMTS in Division and click OK. Select DLL and click Run Download Configuration. Add.ssw files in LGE image box and.map files in LGE GDFS box.

Click START in main window and reconnect the phone in POWERED OFF/SPECIAL BOOT MODE.

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Above the fingerprint scanner is an expanse of black glass that encompasses the device’s dual cameras. To the right of the flash, you’ll find small silver text reminding you of the camera’s Leica origins, along with the specs of the lens directly below that. Like most other smartphones, the front of the Huawei P9 is a swath of glass, broken up only by the Huawei logo and the speaker. Moving onto the sides, you’ll notice that the Huawei P9 bears a striking resemblance to the iPhone 6s, with similiar antenna breaks and identical port and speaker placement. The primary difference is that the P9 swaps the location of the volume rocker and SIM card slot. While Huawei’s design may not be original, it still boasts a striking elegance that deserves merit.

Display Huawei has a personal relationship with smartphone displays. While its competitors have rushed to pack in the pixels, Huawei believes that it can achieve a great display and great performance while using a more reasonable resolution. The 5.2-inch display on the Huawei P9 has a resolution of 1920×1080, putting it on par with flagships from the past two years. That being said, the display offers 16.7 million colors and is able to render some of the most beautiful scenes we’ve seen on a smartphone. Sharp as a tack and more vivid than life, the display on the Huawei P9 is sure to satisfy. Blacks are deep and rich, while whites are pure and bright, though a cool tint is present. When it comes to color, you’ll be stunned at just how well the P9 handles them, weaving them together to craft a gorgeous image.

As far as the display goes, you have no need to worry. The Huawei P9 will satisfy. Software Google has worked hard to turn Android into an operating system that’s both functional and attractive.

With the latest iteration, Android can proudly stand as its own OS, yet manufacturers continue to craft UI overlays, most of which detract from the experience. Huawei has come under fire for mimicking Apple in more ways than one, but the influence of iOS can be blatantly seen in Huawei’s UI. Full of Gaussian blur, standardized icon designs and, most notably, the lack of an app drawer, Huawei’s EMUI 4.1 is clearly trying to mimic the success of iOS. While it’s a valiant effort and the software is actually quite nice, the lack of originality and the departure from its Android roots makes EMUI a strong swing and a slight miss. Performance While not being sold as a flagship in many countries, the Huawei P9 has the performance to act as a flagship.

It flies through any task thrown at it without a stutter. Not once in my entire time reviewing the device did I see a slowdown or stutter. While we may knock the software for resembling Apple devices, the animations are buttery smooth and work without flaw. In real world performance, the Huawei P9 is sure to stun. As far as quantitative statistics go, you can see the table below. Benchmarks Benchmark Test Score AnTuTu 95450 Quadrant 36055 Geekbench 3 1668 ( single-thread) 6220 ( multi-thread) AndEBench Pro 10045 3DMark Ice Storm Unlimited 12990 Sunspider 1.0.2 460ms Camera When looking for a great smartphone camera, there a number of factors to consider. Does it perform well in low light?

Din Next Pro Condensed Medium Download Skype more. How accurate are the colors? What is the start time? Huawei considered those questions and turned to an expert for help. As part of a new partnership with Leica, the Huawei P9 was born.

Sporting dual 12-megapixel cameras, BSI CMOS sensors and F/2.2 apertures, the rear camera setup on the Huawei P9 is incredible. Additionally, while one sensor shoots in full color, the other is a monochrome sensor that excels at capturing details. Combining the photos from both sensors lead to sharp, vivid images that are stunning. An important benefit of the dual-camera setup is that users can adjust the aperture while shooting, as well as after shooting. This capability isn’t common and is extremely useful for creating photos with high-quality depth of field. Photos taken on the Huawei P9 can truly rival those taken by certain DSLRs and mirrorless cameras.

Check out the sample images below. These images are straight from the camera and have not been edited.

Battery As far as our review capabilities went, the battery life on the Huawei P9 is excellent. Being an international device, our review unit in the U.S. Wasn’t connected to a cellular network and didn’t act as a daily driver.

Nonetheless, we can relay our experience, which was quite positive. The battery on the P9 seems to last for a very long time, with the device being exceptionally good at preserving battery life in standby mode. Over our three-week review period, we charged the Huawei P9 four times, with the device making the most of those charges. It should be noted that the Huawei P9 uses a USB Type-C port for charging, so be sure to keep that in mind when looking at accessories. Huawei P9 9.5 / 10 Rarely does a device cover as many of the bases as the Huawei P9 does. The device exudes quality in every way, offering powerful performance and a superb camera. It not only covers the technical aspects, but extends further to the exquisite design and stunning display.

Huawei has created a device that excels in multiple areas, so much so that it’s difficult to find anything to complain out. Perhaps the software is a bit unoriginal, but it performs in such a manner that its imitative features are overlooked. That is the key to a great device. When the comprehensive package is enough to overlook the flaws, you know you’ve found a device that’s worth your time.