yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[LG Optimus 2x] spawndk:
What good could he do with it ?? nothing - I might as well post the size of my shoes - its equally irellevant

but if you want examples of what harm it could do:

Then he could be some swindler creating faulse invoices using legit serial no's aqquired here - could be used in insurance fraud and now your phones serial are blacklisted as being stolen with the authorities. Could be used in tax deduction fraud, could be used in fraud when selling second hand phones, could be used to set new serial no's on stolen phones that have their own serials blacklistet.

lots of situations where knowing legit serial no's could be used for the wrong purposes - you just gotta be a litle creative. And it doesnt have to be the poster here doing anything wrong - could be anybody reading this from a random google search.

So no - my serial no are not going to be on any public list here or anywhere else on the internet, but off cource do feel free to post yours if you want ;)
[LG Optimus 2x] lmerega:
Perhaps you did not notice i covered my last 5 digits.

This make me safe and make this useful for LG... I know, it's been a great idea :)
[LG Optimus 2x] doccocaubai:
my sn is 0151185

my phone is su660. and it's always freeze my screen.
[LG Optimus 2x] dohanin:
hi, my s/n is 103KPSLxxxxxx

my phone does not have any problems so far (20 days)... it never reboots by itself :)
[LG Optimus 2x] Wwax:
103KPLC

Sent back as DOA, unusable...
[LG Optimus 2x] mikeyd85:
103KPPB......

Freezes every now and then. One random reboot.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tonyt3rry:
hi I rooted my phone yesterday I want to do a nandroid so i can revert to original state if i ever have to return it back to samsung, I seen guides online but didnt want to try them incase something is diferent
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joshthewaster:
It's really quite simple. Open rom manager, scroll down, click backup current rom. Don't touch anything till it reboots.

Oh and restoring a backup of your rooted rom won't revert your phone to being unrooted. If you are going to send it in you may need to unroot and lock your bootloader. I've never sent a phone in so I'm not a 100% though.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tonyt3rry:
Yeah i heard about needing to lockboatloader etc i might just use my free phone insurance from my bank and claim a lost phone. Is this the same for kernals i think i had read something as i want cyanogen mod and kernal so i can get voodoo
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AllGamer:
which model do you have?

they are all safe
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 96edwy:
[YOUTUBE]inLWqtN0J24[/YOUTUBE]
[LG Optimus 2x] rulzart:
Hi fellow xda'ers

I got the 2X like 2 weeks ago and recently installed the custom roms. Right now I am running FR11 Vanilla Edition (latest version).

My question is quite simple: how do I install and use themes? I tried downloading the DocTheme and DocGinger and went to CWM and installed from SD card but it has no effect.

Thanks in advance

rulzart
[LG Optimus 2x] freakonaleash:
use UOT kitchen if can't build yourself
[Wildfire General] maaqib:
Hi guys

My HTC Wildfire has stopped connecting to my mobile internet.

It happend last week while I was running on 2.1 (was previously on 2.2 with WildPuzzle ROM but found it unstable so restored my old version via Clockwork Mod) all was fine until the network stopped connecting so i installed the official Sense Arabic ROM and problem was solved until today.

I am now running on 2.2 with the official Sense Arabic ROM and have today started having the same problem again! Anybody got any idea what's wrong?

PS. I can still surf the web via WiFi...
[Wildfire General] t0mas_:
try deleting proxy in your apn, and then reboot phone...
[A7 Themes and Apps] smallba:
New launcher I been using this morning on my tablet, it uses adw coding so that means adw themes can be used from the market.

Here the link: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1017451
[A7 Themes and Apps] jwhisl:
Wow, great find! Im going to give this a try firsth thing in the morning
[A7 Themes and Apps] rspray:
I tried it and might eventually switch. It has a lot of options for customization, so many that I didn't have time to play with all of them to figure out what I might like. I'm back to LP....for now.
[A7 Themes and Apps] jtodaro:
I'm back using LP as well. Like VTL but am not a fan of the faded sides and couldn't immediately find a way to turn it off. I did like that you could use some of the themes from ADW though.
[A7 Themes and Apps] marcusmarcus:
Not sure what I think of VTL yet, seems like it has promise. But like the other launchers I've tried, I'm sure I'll like it more once I get use to it and customized to meet my needs better.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Steve Mannix:
Hey all, I'm running Das BAMF 1.4 remix on a rooted T-Bolt. I'm no longer getting updates to the home screen location/weather. Is there anyway to "force" this? Has anyone experienced something similar with this ROM? Sorry if this was covered, I did a search and couldn't find anything.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Steve Mannix:
Updated from Adrenalyne 4.3a to imseyon 0.8 (normal) and no change. No one else has this issue with Das BAMF 1.4 remix? Or knows whether it is ROM or kernel related? I would ask in the ROM or kernel thread but I'm locked out of there due to lack of posts.

Thanks...
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andybolt:
Having same issue, running thunder & Lightning 1.3 from mikroms, 5th rom loaded and this issue is new.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DrYzass:
I don't think it has to do with being rooted or not, as there are numerous similar complaints. Once I activated the GPS it straightened out on my unrooted TB
[Nexus S General] pkilla:
I just want to know what kills the battery the most on your nexus s

........and do y'all use auto brightness
[Nexus S General] JupiterDroid:
If you have the RGB multipliers on the voodoo app to full and brightness on full you will get 2:30 mins lollol, found that out at uni yesterday;P

But that was heavy usage as well;) But i could see everything on the screen in direct bright sunshine;))

Biggest killers are things like powerAMP(but worth it), virus scanners, anything you have syncing under 1 hour...

I never use auto brightness;)

Just common sense stuff dude really;)

JD
[Nexus S General] pkilla:
I'm still on stock 2.3.2 not rooted so I don't got any of that voodoo **** but I guess auto brightness does

More damage then help
[Nexus S General] OuncE718:
3g data is a big one. You can switch the phone to 2g when your not using the internet or sending and receiving pictures. YouTube / videos, and music are the main killers. If you limit the use and use SETCPU to underclock the phones processor then you'd be fine.

I normally get about 14-15 hours from moderate use with 3g data, GPS setting and auto brightness all on. In my opinion that is excellent especially considering what the phone can do.
[Nexus S General] zephiK:
what? i get 24 hours+ with 3G (HSDPA) on all day. this is only true depending on your location, if you're in a place with weak 3G signal, then yes it'll drain.. but that applies to anything. if you have weak service, it'll stress more on the radio causing more battery to be used.

SetCPU: Profiles will cause phone to reboot/shut down etc etc. All sorts of problems can happen. And OP said he's not rooted so this is not an option.

My brightness is set to 0.00%
[Nexus S General] RogerPodacter:
the screen is by far the biggest battery drain, nothing else comes close!
[Nexus S General] zephiK:
not if you use all black ;)
[Nexus S General] pkilla:
That's true that nexus s screen be eating up the battery I got mine on

medium I guess the best way to go is 00% at least at work.... at medium I get

The most 10hr from like 6am to 5pm y'all dudes need to stop

Lying saying y'all get a whole 24hours with heavy use that's bull****.

...
[Nexus S General] OuncE718:
Yeah, I definitely don't understand how people claim 24 hours on heavy use. I get about 14 hours on moderate use.
[Nexus S General] zephiK:
no one ever said heavy use.. moderate use, i could go on for 24 hours+ easily.

its not "bull****" all you have to do is:

A) Apps with syncing (reduce them to 2 hours+ rather than every 10min/30m/1hour)

B) USE BLACK WALLPAPERS! this is a must. white on the Nexus S (or any Super AMOLED screen) is absolutely kryptonite

C) Flash a custom ROM + Netarchy's 1.3.0.2 CFS Kernel. (This is a must as well)

D) GPS/WiFi/BT off.

E) Possibly recalibrate your battery.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1031531 Attached is your proof. NSCollab is pretty much CM7 + some minor modifications.

Now can y'all stop being disrespectful? We're not here to say our battery lasts over 24 hours+ just to mess with your head and make you feel bad. It's the truth. You just need to do these little small things to get the best out of your battery.
[Nexus S General] OuncE718:
Who's being disrespectful? Did I say anything disrespectful? I can believe 24 hours on moderate use while doing the things you mentioned.
[Nexus S General] jacksonj51:
adb logcat people!

Pretty simple: plug in phone to pc and open up a command prompt and type adb logcat

If you can't keep up with the lines running then you got issues

I ended up uninstalling crap loads of unnecesary apps that were wasting resources... getting a day and a half now
[Nexus S General] zephiK:
The OP.. not you; just the first part was meant towards you. sorry
[Nexus S General] AllGamer:
technically speaking the phone can last several days in standby
[Nexus S General] ikuikuiku:
Push email/gmail on 3g kills the battery pretty fast.

Push email (exchange) + push gmail on 3g destroys the battery :-)

So if you "push" sync anything (email, twitter, latitude etc) on 3g, you can simply forget about a decent battery life.
[Nexus S General] mysterioustko:
Just because you haven't been able to achieve it doesn't mean people are lying to you. I have a thread about my battery life lasting 24hrs+ and I still had 16% when I put it on the charger. And that was with 2.5 hrs of calling, the screen on for a couple hours, syncing, facebooking, video recording and uploading, and some other things. Maybe you should take a look at that thread and see what you can do differently instead of being disrespectful.
[Nexus S General] ajepunye:
In case you have not try this, you can try disable Location service from 'Location & Security' settings. Turn off both 'Use wireless networks' and 'Use GPS satellites'.

This worked for me.
[Nexus S General] OuncE718:
Ok, thanks for clearing it up and I do agree with your previous post. It definitely makes sense.
[Nexus S General] alizawi:
It's a combination of all of the above.... location and push email (other than gmail..I have my work email updating every hour) and bright colored screens are the 3 killers I found...and obviously staying on 3G adds to it.. I can last a good 17-19 hours on mostly 2G (maybe 3G when downloading heavy stuff), with just above average use... that number is good enough for me...charging overnight is all I need.. I also have weatherbug updating every 2 hours...

oh and make sure u don't have that init bug... using OS monitor, check if /init keeps fluctuating...if so, check the debug mode in your settings,.. always have the box checked and you will notice a huge difference
[Nexus S General] niiza:
funny how people freak out when someone has done something that they perceive as unachievable... just like when android was ported to the HD2 XD everyone that saw mine was like WTF!? now its all normal and expected @_@

but just as everyone has been mentioning, there are ways to get 24+ hours of battery life, its just all the small things that make a difference =)
[Nexus S General] eurorauser:
I guess what upsets me is I'm a reasonable user (push email, widgets, calls), and this is the first phone I've had for years where the battery zonks out at about 6pm, just as I'm preparing to go out.

Anyone tried the extended battery from Mugen? Can't find a review or proper pictures of it anywhere
[Nexus S General] kanariya:
i found latitude drains the battery fast as it keeps the phone awake so often
[Nexus S General] donaldcaps:
I'm running NScollab and have been getting at least 24hr+ without doing anything special. Gmail sync is on and my weather widget updates every 3 hours via GPS. Even on days when I would say my use is "heavy" (games, web, calls, email) I get over 15 hours.

I can honestly say I have ZERO complaints about battery life with this phone. I switched from the HTC EVO and the battery life on that phone was about half of what I get now.
[Nexus S General] sunakujira:
Display is my top battery killers at all time ;)

Oh well, 10hours with few song played only lead me from 100% to 89%,

So I think I don't have that outstanding battery drainer.
[Nexus S General] j0hnZ:
Anything where you have the display on for extended periods of time, games, maps, navigation. If you use the phone more than 3 hours i.e. actually interacting with the phone where the display is on the battery won't last as long as the claims. You can see that in the screenshots. Mine lasted a day and a half of me doing everything I can not to pick it up. Managed to get 3-4 hours of display usage too, trying not to touch it.
[Nexus S General] zephiK:
I highly recommend using a black wallpaper if you aren't already. It helps heavily with battery, a lot of apps have two displays. Light and a dark theme, switch to dark themes.

E.G. XDA App (or Tapatalk).. settings, set it to dark!

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=949999
[Nexus S General] xmRipper:
If Nexus S's battery is not enough for you, then you can't use any other hi-end smartphones.

Nexus S is the best phone about battery consumption imo...
[Nexus S General] j0hnZ:
Where's the proof to back up this statement?
[Nexus S General] zephiK:
he said "imo" being "in my opinion." many users of the NS can confirm this, including myself.

As I quote from Eugene's Dead Horse Kernel thread:

^^ Quote For Truth
[Nexus S General] j0hnZ:
You can back up his opinion as an opinion, which without facts to back up makes it worthless. Your quote means the same thing as I said, use your phone and it gets terrible battery life, don't use it and it lasts a while probably on the level as every other phone. Sounds like a good way to argue semantics, which I'm done with btw.
[Nexus S General] zephiK:
Says the guy with a signature that seems to have a pretty strong hatred about the Nexus S. I simply DO use my phone with heavy usage and get great battery life.

Like I say again:
[Nexus S General] j0hnZ:
If I hated the Nexus S which I don't, otherwise I would be using my Vibrant full time and not just to get a touchwiz fix it doesn't have anything to do with being objective. Especially when you can find battery life pictures and people telling you how long there batteries last on other phones being pretty much identical to that of the Nexus. Now I could spend the time finding the pictures for you but you don't want to know, you just want to keep saying the same thing or arguing semantics.

So you can repeat semantics all you want but your arguments don't hold up.
[Nexus S General] zephiK:
The Nexus S and Vibrant has the same 1500 mAh. I don't get your point between the two. If anything Nexus S would have better battery life due to it running stock android. As well as Gingerbread OS.

And sure, I'll repeat my so-called sematics:
[Nexus S General] zephiK:
Is that supposed to impress me because there is no heavy usage being shown whatsoever. I can go up to ~1d 19 h before charging

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1031531
[Nexus S General] j0hnZ:
There is no heavy usage shown their either, which I've already said in this post... Nothing I've done is meant to impress you, in fact the point was to show how equal they are not that one is superior. The battery drain is clearly from the display and that is pretty much common sense. Also that is my personal screenshot, obviously not the best that the phone has ever done.
[Nexus S General] zephiK:
its more usage than the one you linked. i never argued with you about the display, the only thing I said was that use black wallpapers and activate black modes within apps because they help significantly WHICH is "pretty much common sense" ;)

so i don't even get why you're arguing with me.
[Nexus S General] j0hnZ:
You started arguing on behalf of someone else. I said they were more likely equal on battery consumption. I showed you how equal they were on light usage. You also quoted Eugene saying the same thing I said as a witty response over and over. I think that about covers it.
[Nexus S General] zephiK:
That's because what Eugene said is true. And no they aren't equal, TouchWiz affects the phone in a different way. Pure Google Experience affects the phone in a different way. CM7 vs. Stock GB, Bionix vs. Stock KB1/KB3 Vibrant ROM, etc.

There are just way too many factors, to maintain GREAT battery life on the Nexus S (or any phone in general). You're forced to fully mod your phone by flashing a custom ROM, custom kernel and monitoring to see if there are any poorly programmed apps that are "draining" your battery.

It's like comparing Windows 7 vs. Windows XP laptop battery on SIMILAR laptops but not the same (but the same type of battery). Of course, it's not going to be identical. And this idea applies to phones too.

Nevertheless, I HATE HATE HATE threads that talk about battery life. It's a phone, it has its limitations. Just stop worrying about your battery and just use your phone. If it's such a problem then get a extra battery or bring a charger with you to work or wherever you're going and charge it on the go. Or get a portable charger.

Just stop worrying so much about your battery and just use the phone. Thanks.
[Nexus S General] simms22:
the key is that persons definition of "heavy".
[Nexus S General] j0hnZ:
Excellent. For the record though, I never said they would be identical.
[Nexus S General] zephiK:
I never said that you said that. You just love defending yourself don't you? I was just simply implying it.

Implying it doesn't mean you said it. But that ideology DOES apply to phones.
[Nexus S General] kemsiro:
Agreed.

i don't really care if it can last several days on standby or what.

i turn the features on as i need.

- I use features that I need (push is a must for me so no way i'm turning that off. )

- i use gps pretty often as well but not all the time ( im not 4square or gowalla addict) so I turn it on only when i need.

i can go for a day (8 am to 9 pm) and still got like 5,10% left. charging everyday @ night isn't problem for me
[Nexus S General] j0hnZ:
Whether you implied it or stated it makes no difference. You imply things to create a mask over the argument so that you can say you never said it. By saying you implied it you indicate intent to say it, which takes away from it being implied in the first place.

I think you need to look up the definition yourself, and learn to use it better in a debate. I'm done with this, unsubscribing because I agreed with your post about it being subjective and it doesn't matter. The rest of this is just getting retarded.
[Nexus S General] zephiK:
A mask? Lol no. It was relevant to the discussion about battery.

AND WOOOOOOOOOOH. you subscribed to the thread, i was just simply looking at the forum. aren't you one of a kind.

and nah im good. winning arguments over the internet isn't that much of a great accomplishment.
[Nexus S General] zorak950:
Not to interrupt your captivating *****fest, but in reply to the OP, Tap Tap 4. That app's dumbass service will take 10% of my battery over the course of a day of moderate use if I let it run.
[Nexus S General] zephiK:
No ones in a *****fest. He just simply kept responding back. And yeah. Tap tap remains active even when you aren't playing it.look in running services and that will help you determine if there are any bad coded apps
[Nexus S General] dsellers2:
Everyone is do forgetting is forgetting the biggest battery killer. LATTITUDE. If you stay signed in and it monitors you location you wont get any good battery life at all. Especially if your doing automatic checkins or you have enabled location history. Turn it off turn it off turn it off. You will thank me later. :)
[Nexus S General] 1stGenRex:
If you have Words with Friends installed, in the settings, change the sync from 5 minutes, to 6+ hours...yeah, by default, it's set to check for your turn every 5 minutes, and it resets to this default after an update.
[Nexus S General] ryan562:
i actually get a full 24 hours of heavy use on mines

while connected to the charger :cool:
[Nexus S General] pur_evil:
I would consider myself to be an heavy user in terms of content, streaming and talk time; i found the following a big help in getting my battery to last at least 18 hrs. On an average day i talk around 2 hrs, watch 2 hrs of youtube/live streamed news and 6 hrs of music. The rest would just be browsing google maps and facebook.

Turn off account syncing until needed (use the power widget)

Lowest brightness setting

Live wallpapers and widgets kept to a bare minimum

turn off power to wifi/bt/gps when not in use (also using the power widget)

some may disagree but it seems to work well on a stock 2.3.3
[Nexus S General] linushsu:
Just go into settings/about phone/battery use. and there you can see all the info you need !
[Nexus S General] zero383:
The screen is the biggest battery drain followed by 3G... and Angry Birds. :p
[Nexus S General] basti107:
nexus s battery long standby

I sold my SGS because the standbytimes were ~33hrs no matter if standard or custom rom.

Now i'm very happy with my european Nexus S i9023 (SCLCD).

Theoretically i can get standbytime (without sync) about 2weeks.

I use my phone but i do not like drainage if i do NOT use my phone.

Pure Android 4tw! :cool:
[Nexus S General] pkilla:
With 2.3.4 I think the battery does a lot better do y'all feel

The same!!!!!
[Nexus S General] mancini.fra:
Probably you have latitude on.. try to stop him anche your battery will perform more than 24 hours..
[Nexus S General] reddv1:
GPS does not consume battery unless it's in use like maps or other apps. So it would be pointless to turn it on and off as I've never seen an app I have use the GPS while I'm not running the app.
[Nexus S General] aerobahn:
I have noticed Google Maps running in the background (whether GPS is enabled or not) tends to drain my battery. I actually deleted the GMaps apk, along with the Location.apk and Carhome.apk. This really helped with my battery life, although I don't have hard numbers to prove it.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] shanktech:
Is their any app to unlock the phone using my voice?
[Optimus One, P500, V General] vimannlok:
I don't think so dude
[Optimus One, P500, V General] gerbetta33:
I don't think so, that would mean your Mic would have to be on all the time which means incredibly reduced batterylife, 4 hours maybe, 5 at best. There is an app on the market that unlocks your phone when you have wifi on and it detects a new network, but I know its not what you are looking for. Sorry man
[Optimus One, P500, V General] mmarz:
While an individual app doesn't exist, you could probably cobble together the functionality using Tasker, and a lockscreen locking program, and a STT app. You could set it up like this:

Screen off -> Lock phone

Screen on -> Prompt for text password -> Turn on Speech to Text program and input response into text box -> press/click enter.

You'll need to read up on Tasker to figure out all the technical stuff, but there is nothing crazy about this idea. It would also not use up any extra battery.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] riahc3:
This actually wouldn't be too hard to do. It would work similar to Soundhound.
[General Questions and Answers] NanoBot77:
Hi guys,

i have some problems to boot android on my simvalley xp 65 with windows mobile 6.1.

i tried already about 10 different xdandroids. the best success i achieved with that:

“ XDANDROID 2 2 1 AOSP FRX03 21.11.10 FULL_PACKAGE ”

but my phone freeze at the point :

“ Jumping to Kernel “

please help me !!!

here is also the haretlog...