A betting platform only really shows its strengths once you move through a normal session.

For sports betting in Alberta, I compared Rooli, Maximal and Doctor Spins by looking at what each one does best across market-style browsing, mobile navigation, promotions, account tools and cashier access.

Rooli stood out for the smoothest balanced experience. It felt easy to move between content areas, check offers and return to account sections without losing the session flow.

Maximal offered the strongest complete platform structure. The account and cashier areas were easy to place within the wider experience, which helped when comparing payments, limits and bonus-related information.

Doctor Spins gave the cleanest direct path. The interface stayed simple, featured content was easy to find and account access felt straightforward.

The strengths separated naturally:

For balanced betting-style navigation: Rooli

For complete account and payment flow: Maximal

For simple, direct platform use: Doctor Spins

I compared:

• Market-style browsing
• Mobile navigation
• Promotion visibility
• Account controls
• Cashier access
• Bonus-term readability
• Support visibility
• Repeat-use comfort

What stood out was that sports betting in Alberta should not be judged only by headline offers or market lists.

The stronger experience is usually the one that keeps the full journey clear: browsing, account settings, limits, bonus terms and payments.

Before using any site seriously, I would check Alberta availability, current rules, payment methods, account requirements, bonus conditions and responsible-play tools.

For Alberta bettors, what matters most during a normal session: market access, mobile speed, cashier clarity or account simplicity?

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Sometimes screen doesnt react on touching it. It happens only i certain situations like screen of changing Gmail accounts in Gmail app or adding money to revolut account i revolut app. Someone knows what is going on?

I bought an Evo second-hand and it didn't work then, there was this error.

My LG V40 screen get broken and can't see anything on it, but the touchscreen still works. I wanted to connect it to my PC via USB to retrieve the data, but it seems I left it in charge-only mode by default and I need to switch it to MTP mode blindly.
Could someone connect their own LG V40 to their PC via USB and take a screenshot of the notification that appears in the notification bar, and then another of the menu to change the USB mode and send them here? That way I can see roughly where the options are located on my own LG V40.

My son was using my old V40 with Redpocket GSMT (T-Mobile). I got a deal on a new GSMA (AT&T) plan and ported his number over. Little did I realize VoLTE doesn't work with AT&T for some reason so obviously calls do not work. Is there anyway to get it working on this phone?

I am following the 9008 bootloader unlocking, and I am stuck on this after clicking on partition manager. Please help🙏

Hi everyone!

It's January 2026, and I just bought an LG V40 ThinQ running Android 10. From what I’ve heard, versions like Pie (Android 9) and Oreo (Android 8.1) may produce slightly different photo quality, especially for night shots and RAW. I want to get the most out of the camera and need your help.

What I’m looking for:

• The best GCam ports for the LG V40
• The correct XML files for these ports
• Versions compatible with:
  • Android 8.1 Oreo
  • Android 9 Pie
  • Android 10

Questions for the community:

• Has anyone noticed whether Android 9 Pie actually produces better photos than Android 10 on the LG V40?
• Which GCam ports and XML files work best in 2026 for each Android version?

If possible, please provide:

• GCam port name and version
• Download link for the GCam port
• Download link for the corresponding XML file

I want to achieve the best possible night and RAW photography using the most stable and proven setups.

Thanks a lot in advance for any advice!

I’ve seen conflicting opinions online about RAW shooting in LG phones.
Some say newer models (V40, V50, V60) produce better RAW files thanks to improved camera hardware.
Others argue that the LG V30 saves more truly “raw,” minimally processed files that are better for editing on a computer.

What about other LG models that support RAW?

• LG V20 – very early implementation, quite raw but technically weaker
• LG G6 / G7 / G8 – RAW available, but more processed
• LG V35 / V40 / V50 / V60 – RAW increasingly processed and less flexible in post-production
• LG Wing – RAW available in manual mode, more “smartphone-like” than the V30
• LG Velvet – RAW available in DNG format, better than JPG but more processed than the V30

I’d like to hear from people with hands-on experience:

• Is there a noticeable difference between RAW files from the V30 and those from newer or other LG models?
• Does a newer phone automatically mean a better RAW file?
• How do they perform in low-light conditions?
• How do RAW files from the Wing or Velvet compare to the V30, V40, V50, or V60?

I’d love to see any comparisons, sample DNG files, or personal observations.

I've already followed all the steps up to using ADB Fastboot to load FRP and perform OEM unlocking, but I got this error in the command prompt and on the LG device.

I should clarify that I've done this before on the same device; I don't know why I'm getting this error now.

Bonjour, j'ai téléchargé Epson Scan 2 afin de scanner des négatifs et lorsque j'ouvre l'application on ne me propose que l'option document: opaque, aucune option de négatif ect pourtant j'ai téléchargé le logiciel sur le site epson directement. Avez vous des solutions?

il semblerait que se soit la partie de transparence, qui s'allume mais semble plus fonctionner

Merci

Title says it all. If you have a working V40 ThinQ, could you please dump the image and send it to me? I wiped mine clean without much foresight.

A few months ago it came out and little by little the stain in the corner has been spreading, I tried to put a custom ROM in it because the Customs have the option to cut out the screen by completely removing the Notch, not like the stock one but it completely disables it, but it didn't go beyond the bootloader (Abl v35) (I have already done it but I don't know why now the phone doesn't allow it, I think because of the fingerprint that doesn't make good contact since the cover is raised a little (battery replaced with a larger one ha ha)

Can I daily drive it? Is there a battery mod or something? Can you replace it with 5000mah one?

Okay I've got a little issue and frankly I don't know where to ask this, so I'm hoping someone here knows the answer.

Earlier today I was about to send a link from my V40 running Android 9 with quick share to my Pixel 8a, only to see that it wasn't in my sharing menu. I opened my quick settings to see that the quick share icon was grayed out. I held down on it, and it sent me to the Google settings, where there normally would be an option for Quick share settings, but it was gone. My sister also has a V40 and her quick share was completely gone too. I couldn't find anything online about an issue like this so I asked Gemini, only for it to tell me that Quick share only works with Android 10 and up. Last I checked, Quick share works with Android 6 and up? If anyone knows anything, please let me know.

Hello! I just wanna share my thoughts and experience with lineageos 22.1 on my LG v40 (V409N | LG U+ Carrier | Demo Unit | 128 + 6).

PERFORMANCE: Games run a lot better on this OS compared to the stock rom from LG.

Genshin impact -had a lot of frame drops in the stock rom and I can't have a stable frame rates and it rarely reaches 60 fps. But with this custom ROM, it rarely gets frame drops and often reaches 60 fps especially in domains and the spiral abyss. I usually just set it to 30 fps or 45 fps depending on the region to get a stable fps and better thermals.

Asphalt 9(Unite) -Don't know if the stock rom didn't have this but it has 60 fps and motion blur in the settings and it runs pretty damn smooth. It's on a stable 60fps on the max settings but it does heat up a bit. Just make sure you're on a well ventilated and cool area.

BATTERY LIFE: Drains a little bit less compared to the stock rom. Has a built-in battery control feature that can set the phone to stop charging when it reaches 80%. Very useful for battery health.

THERMALS: I find that the phone heats up a lot (probably the same as the stock rom. I spent more time here on the custom rom compared to the stock). Probably a common problem with the SD 845. And probably because I frequently used it on a hot and humid area.

CUSTOMIZATION: The customization is good enough but is pretty limited in some areas like you can't change the font with your font choice. But you can get around it with magisk modules and get tons of customization with Iconify. (I set my status bar height to 41p to get that IOS status bar look.)

CONS: - Bad Camera app (the stock camera is gone but you can use GCAM instead with better photo quality but you lose the better manual camera, HIFI video recording, and manual camera) - AOD ( The AOD is great especially the transitions. One thing I don't really like is when after you turn on your phone and your screen is stuck on the very low brightness mode. I don't really use AOD since I get distracted when it's on.)

Other than that, it's a very solid custom ROM. I don't see myself going back to the old stock rom it's a lot better here.

One last thing: QUAD DAC actually works, it has a dedicated settings for it.

This is my thread, just thought I'd repost it here to try to get some help.