If you need root or you want to go back to Android 5.0.2, simply reboot into TWRP recovery and restore your backup.
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Don’t try to flash SuperSU zip file as you will end up in a bootloop. Now, there’s actually no root available with Android 5.1.1 firmware yet as the system structure is slightly different and there seems to be extra security mechanism that we have not figured out yet (we figure it’s KNOX, what a pain in the ass).
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You do not need to do any wipe, just download the Android 5.1.1 stock ROM on our Galaxy S6 Stock ROM page and install the stock ROM. Reboot into TWRP Recovery(you can use Quick Boot app) and MAKE A BACKUP ROM!!!ģ. (or grab the IMG file here and flash with Flashify)Ģ. Flash the latest version of TWRP for Galaxy S6 Edge, grab it on our CWM/TWRP page. While it always pays to be cautious in assuming that a higher juice capacity will automatically translate into real-world longevity, it seems very likely that the P8000 will be able to see out a full day's use without too much of a strain.ġ.
But the other major trump card of the newer, forthcoming variant will be its 4,200mAh battery - among the highest ever witnessed in the smartphone industry. The P8000 will continue to offer the same 16GB of internal storage of the P7000, along with the safety net of the microSD slot for heavier users. The newer MT6753 does, however, bring "Worldmode LTE" to the fore, and as such, will allow the P8000 to support myriad 4G networks across the globe. There's no question that MediaTek's 6752 is a very capable chip as far as the running of a smartphone is concerned, but it's also limiting in that it doesn't cater to international LTE support.
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It'll keep the rear fingerprint sensor, the 5.5-inch 1080p display and 3GB of RAM, and is also set to offer one or two features that are conspicuous by their absence with the P7000.
The P8000 will retain much of what makes the P7000 such an attractive prospect. Featuring a 64-bit octa-core MediaTek 6752 processor, expandable memory, fingerprint scanner and Android Lollipop 5.0 out of the box, it's one of a growing number of smartphones competing with the industry's best in most aspects except for price - retailing at just $229.99. Now, more details have emerged pertaining to Elephone's future plans, and with a bunch of top-end specs for a reported $209.99 price tag, the forthcoming P8000 is a device that may be difficult to ignore.Ībout a month ago, the Elephone P7000 Android handset went up for pre-order. Only yesterday, we heard that Xiaomi may be among the first tolatch onto MediaTek's upcoming deca-core processor with the next-gen Mi Note Pro. Beneath the mobile market darlings of Samsung, LG and HTC, many Asia-based vendors are eagerly vying for a slice of the pie.
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