Cracked Screen

toshi

J_B wrote: »

Can't you get the screen fixed?

I checked the replacement part, less than 50 pound.

https://www.replacebase.co.uk/sony-xperia-m4-aqua-replacement-lcd-touch-screen-digitizer-glass-assembly-original/


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=agk3N_pVXO4

https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Sony+Xperia+M4+Aqua+LCD+Screen/60595

In terms of Community Android support, not so very active but there are some Android 7.0 developments. So DIY repair may be one of options.

https://forum.xda-developers.com/m4-aqua/development/rom-aosp-7-1-1-sony-xperia-m4-aqua-ss-ds-t3558111

d123

toshi wrote: »

If you are saying OnePlus One does not support all 4G frequencies in this country, you are right, probably I should have mentioned about this. Thank you for the clarification.

However, OnePlus One support current EE 4G frequencies perfectly.

Both EE and Three have an allocation of 800MHz band 20 (not supported in the onePlusOne) so whilst it will work on some frequencies in use, it can never work on all the frequencies used.

As you say, 800MHz is the primary frequency used by both o2 and Vodafone so there is virtually no support at all on those networks.

toshi

d123 wrote: »

Both EE and Three have an allocation of 800MHz band 20 (not supported in the onePlusOne) so whilst it will work on some frequencies in use, it can never work on all the frequencies used.

As you say, 800MHz is the primary frequency used by both o2 and Vodafone so there is virtually no support at all on those networks.

Thank you for the correction. You are right. As you said OnePlus One does not support Band20-800MHz.


I have checked with curiosity. It turned out that it seems that my carrier Giffgaff uses Band20 only lol.

3 Band20-800MHz, Band3-1800MHz
EE Band20-800MHz, Band3-1800MHz Band7-2600MHz
O2 Band20-800MHz, Band3-1800MHz
GiffGaff Band20-800MHz
Vodafone Band20-800MHz, Band7-2600MHz