Samsung phones are generally difficult to install non-official stuff on, so make sure you know what can happen and how to fix it if that's your primary phone.

I have a Samsung Galaxy s3 mini with 4.1.2 and im having the same problem. I guess im gonna try an unofficial patch, just gotta get my contacts and photos saved somewhere safe

>>27084182
Thanks for the warning anon

>>27083929
Just install Cyanogen already

>>27084182
S3 is the easiest to root, just Google it and root it via Odin, install a recovery and download a ROM and flash it. You can flash upto Android 6.0.1
Go over to XDA Developers forums for help.

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>Have a HTC one M8
>it's on fire when I play GO
>it also runs dry within 100 minutes
Any suggestions for a new phone perhaps? something ~€400 and not Samsung. I'm not too fond of Samsung phones.

>>27083929
Just install the newest cyanogen, or install via APK
>>27085777
The new oneplus works great

>>27085777
Most of 2015's flagship phones are now below 400€.
>>27085811
>oneplus
Great specs, but shitty customer service (at least back in 2015) still the best phone you can buy for it's price

The APK of PoGo won't auto update, will it?

>>27085811
I tried the apk but it won't work since I've only got 4.3, but I'm about to try cyanidepill

>>27085917
Of course not. Unless you install it from the Play Store.

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>>27085875
Alright thanks for the advice. To be more specific I'm looking for a phone with hardware buttons. I've had an LG in my hands once and it being entirely software buttons was kinda off-putting. That's why I'm still using a HTC actually

Anyone with a LG rooted? I've searched on the net and I didn't find anything past Android 4.2 for my E460.

>>27085744
How about the S4? Specifically the Verizon version. Last I checked, it was practically impossible.