Perhaps it has to do with wifi and updates in the backround...
I havent noticed something like that in my innos. Does happen in my tablets though. And I also notices battery drainning by using samsung microsd cards contrary to other brands... Too bad I already got most of my microsd cards and they are all samsung exept for one.
Hello good day. In the website of innos, in Russian, there is a link above to the right, on the android 6, and this is what it puts, apart from some photos and a video.
For two weeks we will test the beta of a new Android 6.0.1 on Innos D6000. Soon all European versions of the smartphone will be available for the official update to Android 6.0.1. Along with the new operating system will come, and the next firmware update Innos D6000. The list of changes:
The list of changes:
↠ Modem Enhancement - the connection becomes more stable, the mobile Internet - faster;
↠ number of network applications is reduced, which reduces the battery charge and increase battery life by 15%;
↠ solved the problem with the automatic brightness adjustment;
↠ solved the problem with random restarts and overheating;
↠ work with RAM has been optimized, so the machine will run faster on demanding programs and resources with a large number of open applications.
Again - Android 6.0.1 official firmware update, and will only be available for the European version Innos D6000. Chinese version, purchased from aliexpress and other China online stores, will not receive the update. The list of differences between the smartphone version for the European market of the post-Soviet and Chinese post-Soviet D6000 can be found in this link.
(2016-11-08, 17:08)Duende1973 Wrote: [ -> ]The list of differences between the smartphone version for the European market of the post-Soviet and Chinese post-Soviet D6000 can be found in this link.
Wich link? I don't see any.
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The European version Innos D6000 is very different from the Chinese version, available until 2016:
1. all small and not so bugs identified by both JSR / Innos engineers, and the easy-to-use version Innos D6000 for Russia and Europe comes with a completely Russified version of the latest operating system based on Android 5.1.1 firmware Lollipop , Which he corrected. On the other hand, the Innos Europe team is constantly working to improve the software and regularly publishes updates. Therefore, the Russian version of the D6000 will receive an update to Android 6.0 marshmallow, and the Chinese - no.
2. The rear cover version of the D6000 for Russia and Europe has received a layer of polycarbonate and a larger Innos logo. Logo is not printed embossed on the surface of the cover, so over time it will not be erased and will not fade.
3. With the European version of the charger comes with the usual for us to plug the case of the male "Chinese" flat.
4. Innos D6000 version for Russia and Europe is provided by the one-year warranty officer.
5. The Chinese version of the D6000 only supports LTE Band 1, 3, 7 and 20, and the Innos D6000 option for Russia - and up to 38 and 40. Band 38 is used, for example, in Moscow MTS operators and " MegaFon ", so ideally any smartphone for the Russian market should be compatible with it.
(2016-11-08, 17:30)Duende1973 Wrote: [Only registered and activated users can see links Click here to register]
The European version Innos D6000 is very different from the Chinese version, available until 2016:
1. all small and not so bugs identified by both JSR / Innos engineers, and the easy-to-use version Innos D6000 for Russia and Europe comes with a completely Russified version of the latest operating system based on Android 5.1.1 firmware Lollipop , Which he corrected. On the other hand, the Innos Europe team is constantly working to improve the software and regularly publishes updates. Therefore, the Russian version of the D6000 will receive an update to Android 6.0 marshmallow, and the Chinese - no.
2. The rear cover version of the D6000 for Russia and Europe has received a layer of polycarbonate and a larger Innos logo. Logo is not printed embossed on the surface of the cover, so over time it will not be erased and will not fade.
3. With the European version of the charger comes with the usual for us to plug the case of the male "Chinese" flat.
4. Innos D6000 version for Russia and Europe is provided by the one-year warranty officer.
5. The Chinese version of the D6000 only supports LTE Band 1, 3, 7 and 20, and the Innos D6000 option for Russia - and up to 38 and 40. Band 38 is used, for example, in Moscow MTS operators and " MegaFon ", so ideally any smartphone for the Russian market should be compatible with it.
There will never be official Marshmallow for D6000 with Snapdragon 616. This nonsense has been going on for well over 6 months. You won't see it. It's not going to happen.
It's also highly unlikely there's any real difference between the "Russian" version and "Chinese" version.
Both of these topics are just marketing to get rid of their leftover D6000s with an outdated chipset.
What I'd like to see is D6000 with Snapdragon 650 or better.
I bought the phone from Everbuying.com and I can tell you that the Chinese version of the D6000 supports LTE Band 38 2600 MHz too. Anyway, I don't see any hardware difference.
I have been informed as recently as last night by the Polish Innos people that the Android 6 version will come out this month, definitely before Friday the 25.
I purchased my Innos D6000 from Merrimobiles (never again) and I am currently running version 2.6 of the Polish Android 5.1.1 ROM in it with no problems other than the random reboots the phone does with all the ROMS I have tried so far (about 5 or 6).
My hope is that Android 6 clears the reboot problem.
Regards,
Martin
(2016-11-08, 17:45)Ninja^F.U.B.A.R. Wrote: [Only registered and activated users can see links Click here to register]
They are late......
(2016-11-09, 14:11)MartinPoel Wrote: [ -> ]I have been informed as recently as last night by the Polish Innos people that the Android 6 version will come out this month, definitely before Friday the 25.
I purchased my Innos D6000 from Merrimobiles (never again) and I am currently running version 2.6 of the Polish Android 5.1.1 ROM in it with no problems other than the random reboots the phone does with all the ROMS I have tried so far (about 5 or 6).
My hope is that Android 6 clears the reboot problem.
Regards,
Martin
Having a lot of problems trying to update my D6000.
These pages are full of ROM updates but no indication of which PC software is required to flash them, tried most of them using flasboot update but none will go flashboot claims about lack of Android strings.
I have TWRP installed but again using install it barfs about ZIP verification and fails.
A little explanation of some of these issues would be much appreciated.
I have some knowledge but not as much as I would like so go easy on me :-)
regards