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[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gadgetfann:
I heard that it won't work on Tegra 2 devices yet.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] A Naked Emo:
Seconded. No go for any of them.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] quietas:
Yes it installs, no it will not work. There's a huge thread here in this forum somewhere where people try all sorts of things to no avail.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GreenHornet:
Not true. I have it working on a Viewsonic Gtablet running cyanogenmod 7.0.3. Viewsonic has Tegra 2. However, it should be noted that the cyanogenmod does not use the hardware acceleration available for Tegra 2.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Vlad_z:
It works on gtablet with CM7.0.3 with modified build.prop no problem.

This was kind of a reason to hold on my gtablet a bit longer.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] marhodges:
I also have it working on my Atrix which also has a Tegra 2. From what I've read, honeycomb is the problem, not Tegra.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bluejay2345:
The Netflix app seems to be very picky. On my phone it will work with CyanogenMod G2 6.1.1 but not CyanogenMod G2 7.0.3. So hardware might not be the issue.

If I remember the error log correctly we were getting the same error message on the G2 CM 7 stable builds as we are now getting with the EEE Pad (about the DRM libs). Cyanogen got Netflix mostly working in his v7 nightly builds so maybe we will luck out and his fix will apply to the Prime firmware too :)
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] raypou:
Has anyone tried any Netflix builds on the leaked 3.1?
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xformulax:
i have... tried the virgin app, the virgin 1.1 app, and the modified app.... before it said it couldnt find the service or whatever (error 1005), but on 3.1 it says the device could not be activated for streaming.
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vmm13:
Im currently on eb01 right now but it turns out it does not have the out to tv function and i know 2.1 did have it. So, i want to know if i download a ed01 stock rom would it let me update OTA and would i have the out to tv function. Since i cant find how to downgrade to 2.1.. all i can find is about the captivate..
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kevin Gossett:
There is no TV out function on the Fascinate, 2.1 or 2.2

But to answer your question, no. You will need to be stock 2.1 to get the OTA
[Epic 4G Themes] wytecaztle:
I take no credit for the port from the Nexus S. Just side load it in root explorer system/app then paste. Link to DL is here -- http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=957777
[Epic 4G Themes] iSaint:
FIRST!!!!!!!!!111

Thanks Awesome find 8)

.... Just wanted to say first again ... damn im pathetic.

will definitely hit thanks tomorrow used out the 5 for today 8(
[Epic 4G Themes] wytecaztle:
Your wecome quick! medifire link http://www.mediafire.com/?ygmndzodfwc5u06
[Epic 4G Themes] Esteway.619:
U can get this in the market. Eugene373 is the developer works awesome and its smooth
[Epic 4G Themes] wytecaztle:
This isn't an app this is the actual launcher pulled from the Nexus S.
[Epic 4G Themes] gtuansdiamm:
Actually it still is an app
[Epic 4G Themes] wytecaztle:
Ok u guys are right......is an app but would you want it from the market or from the actual Nexus S.
[Epic 4G Themes] shiftr182:
I tried using this launcher when the system dump got out from the nexus s 4g, the graphics....at least the app icons, look like crap so I went back to adwex.

The icons look fine when its on the nexus, but on the epic it doesnt look good.

Use two different launchers and switch between them, you will be able to tell the difference.
[Epic 4G Themes] wytecaztle:
Icons are a little distorted not enough to not make me use it though....It runs smoother than the stock TW launcher and the TW 4.0 launcher.....I use zeam launcher too which works great but I have had no issues...the icons aren't

as crisp as above stated...but to each his own.
[Epic 4G Themes] hoffman1984:
Flash this... Works in 2.3.4... Could do the same on 2.3.3, not sure. If anyone tries this, please report back.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1057498
[HTC Incredible S] despard:
The battery drains very fast even when I'm not really using it, it uses about 20% of electricity just for 9 hours of idle.

Does anyone have the same problem?
[HTC Incredible S] stompazorb:
I am also on 2.3.3 and constantly draining the battery completely and charging it several hours past the green light to make the most of the battery, but I still have to kill WIFI and 3G to even get it through ONE day, and that's only standby.

Donno if it was better b4 i upgraded 'cos I only had 2.1 the first day.

Thinking of getting the 3rd-party 1750mA battery, ASAP.

Also hoping the good guys can Root this phone soon, and warriorvibhu makes a swirling fast SUnAaBh-Sense-Rom for it. That would be fantastic!
[HTC Incredible S] jkolner:
I absolutly can't say that i have the same problem - actually, my experience is just the opposite.

Try to folow the steps in this post.
[HTC Incredible S] Nitin_B:
Yes there is an issue with the Incredible S dialer using a high amount of battery even while idling. This issue has cropped up after the 2.3.3 update.

The DHD is experiencing a similar issue. No fixes yet. Probably a bug in the ROM.
[HTC Incredible S] stompazorb:
I just can't understand it. Why can't HTC make firmware that doesn't crave so much power? Don't they betatest at all?

I've tried the jkolner-trick vigorously and got a few hours more, but still not accepting i can't have it on standby for more than 24h. It truly SUCKS!

SO longing for S-Off so i can get the HD-Rom. Damn HTC!!!
[HTC Incredible S] neo-X:
Try airplane mode during the night, i went from 10-15% to about 3% overnight.
[HTC Incredible S] umer215:
I had the same issue

Resetting Battery Stats solved my problem.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=15095306&postcount=32
[HTC Incredible S] RicarduZonta:
See this:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1136372
[Captivate General] rg400smarttowel:
Who here has the longest uptime on their captivate?
[Captivate General] diablo009:
I had mine up I think for like 182 hours something.
[Captivate General] quarlow:
Before I started playing with GB, running Perception 10.4, I saw 194 once, and a few 170s.

Now I'm not even on the same ROM that long.

Sent from my Captivate running Cognition
[Captivate General] Bender33:
400 hours here. Like two weeks.
[Captivate General] matt868686:
248 hours and counting. serendipity 6.4 is so stable there's basically never a reason to reboot.
[Captivate General] xThe Enforcer:
You can go weeks if you make it a Captivate Touch.
[Captivate General] qwertyaas:
I has just over 1,000 hours... Yep, over 40 days.

320 hours now.
[Captivate General] ConeyKiller:
Well ive not charged since I got it oct 24th 2010!
[Captivate General] echelonMCRhartgrenade:
I have 42 hrs right now! ;D. Lol idk what was my longest though

Sent from a boy who lives in the City of the Damned, whose parents are Rage and Love.
[Captivate General] Skoffer:
Running Cognition 4.3.2. Currently at 260 hours.
[Captivate General] twvance:
But how long have you gone without a reboot?....

My longest is probably around 48 hours. I reboot every couple of days just because.

Sent from a phone inside a phone inside a KFC inside a McDonald's.
[Captivate General] ConeyKiller:
I don't hardly ever reboot. Last time probably was whenever existz released his kb1 kernel in april?
[Captivate General] tquang620:
10 hour with 2.3.3 draining my battery
[Captivate General] twvance:
You know you can actually find a definitive "up time" in settings> about phone> status right? All the way at the bottom.

Sent from a phone inside a phone inside a KFC inside a McDonald's.
[Captivate General] ConeyKiller:
Nah. Didnt know. Its at 290 hours. So perhaps I rebooted and forgot or battery died. Anyway, point is ihardly reboot. Lol
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] kalotina:
hi guys.how is the battery responding so far?:)
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] jwiskowski:
Well, it shipped with only about a 50% charge. I used it for about 5-hours before it shut itself off. I now put in on the charger and will give it a solid night's charge. This weekend will be the real test.

I used the device for a little bit of everything... app downloading and installing, music playback off an SD card, Pandora, Google Listen, browsing the Internet, checking email, looking at Twitter/Facebook streams, messing around with settings, and watch some movies off the SD card and trailers from HTC Watch.

I am happy with it for now. But like I said, after the full charge, I will know more.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] ovigt71:
hm.....mine, seems to have the battery for only 36 hours, and that after a full night charged on my laptop......so sad....... I'll try with wall charger to see the results.....
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] jwiskowski:
Update... I charged it over night and used it off the charger all day Saturday, pushing it fairly hard and didn't hit 50%, I am suspecting 2-3 days of power depending on usage.

I always have auto-brightness enabled, WiFi on, and push notification for Exchange, Gmail, Facebook, and Twitter. I downloaded a 1.5GB rental over HTC Watch, played music off the SD card for at least 8 hours, messed around with Google Music, took a couple of pictures, surfed the internet, and used a few apps. A couple hours were spent using the pen as well.

I will post a full review in another post.
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] frenetic:
I bought this Blackjack way back in the glory days of WinMo5 (used...) and it worked wonderfully for about a day, the screen started flickering and eventually went dead. It would never turn on again. I got it opened up and worked on what I could, the USB plug was jacked up and fell off. It was no longer usable. I gave up on the device and picked up the HTC Star Trek in my sig and put WinMo6 on it. Eventually moved on to Android and never looked back... HOWEVER I got into tinker mode and opened it up again this evening. I took a soldering iron to it and wicked up the worn solder on the USB plug contacts, and just did away with the USB plug all together. I can't solder that many tiny points so I will just charge the battery remotely.

Now on to me current issue... This thing is still on WinMo5, and I see some newer roms, namely some 6.5 roms I would like to mess with. Without a USB cable and connecting this to my computer... it is not flashable in this state? I really would love to get this thing out of relic status. I hope some of you have ideas on where to go from here!
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] dermann:
right, without your usb in working condition you can't flash any roms.

wish i had better news for ya.
[Atrix 4G General] roharia:
So up until today I've been having fairly lousy battery life (understandably) its dual core and h+..its expected..

But I read a thread earlier today (I forgot who, sorry) suggested that you go into the Latitude application and disable it and log out - ever since I did that this morning my battery has been absolutely amazing with the same usage.

It was 16 hours since unplugged from it's AC charger still at 40% which I think is amazing..just wanted to share that with you guys and suggest that you try it!

*Clarification: I normally get 12 hours and it's dead, today with the same usage I got 16 hours and 54 minutes with 40% left

Sorry for the bad grammar I wrote this in a rush :D
[Atrix 4G General] ChongoDroid:
I got similar results from letting it die and get a full charge. From 10 hours to a day easy.. This thing is seriously on steroids.

Sent from my Googletron
[Atrix 4G General] Wond3r:
Its not really expected, espescially from those two things you mentioned

(btw I am at 50% .. 22h 43m 35s since unplugged)
[Atrix 4G General] CaelanT:
Lithium Ion batteries are different to their predecessors in that they have no "memory effect". Other, older battery chemistry types had to be fully discharged before charging again for them to be effective and hold a charge. Lithium Ion batteries will not benefit from discharge, and are in fact ruined if you let them completely discharge. If it's a protected battery type it should shut off before it is fully discharged, thus not ruining it, but there is still no benefit. They are also very sensitive to temperature, and heat will kill them too. They will degrade at a much faster rate with heat. These are the two main reasons we have to replace cell phone batteries so frequently.
[Atrix 4G General] scoob8000:
One annoyance about this phone is that it won't charge from usb worth a damn.

My previous phones I would let "slow charge" off a old powered hub overnight. With the Atrix you pretty much have to use the wall charger which charges much faster.

I swear I got better life out of my old phone when I charged it this way vs the fast charger.
[Atrix 4G General] charlyee:
Mine charges fine with USB from my laptop. I get easy 12-14 hours with 30-40% left depending on usage.
[Atrix 4G General] ChongoDroid:
Ok seriously just google how android handles the battery stats and look for learn mode.

Sent from my Googletron
[Atrix 4G General] CaelanT:
Don't get your point!

Lithium Ion batteries do not change their chemical make up for Android, Linux, or any other operating system for that matter.

Android "battery stats" have absolutely nothing to do with how a lithium ion battery operates, and is designed to operate. I would love for you to enlighten me on how Android changes this, as your post seems to imply Android can manipulate the chemical makeup and basic design intent of lithium ion batteries!

Protected lithium ion batteries have "protection" circuits in them much like a mini computer which can be programmed to shut them off prior to full discharge, over charge, too much heat, etc. Android can utilize this "mini computer" to prevent problems with the batteries themselves, but not eliminate those problems!

Now, if you really want to argue this, stop quoting Google, (which you actually didn't, you just said Google it!) and we will dig into the full design intent, chemical balance and makeup, and actual results of tests which come directly from the engineers who gave us lithium ion batteries. You can produce your test data to substantiate what you are saying, and I will do the same! If you aren't willing, or can't as I surmise the case will be, stop Googling, and stop jumping up and down because someone has commented something contrary to what you believe or have said. I simply pointed out FACTS relative to lithium ion batteries so people wouldn't be confused thinking the best thing to do is let the battery drain out and then charge it, because if the battery doesn't have a protection circuit, it will die!

<edit> BTW...........If you seriously want to argue this, don't comment back with something childish like a WiKi link............lets get down to the nitty gritty nuts and bolts of this subject!
[Atrix 4G General] vertyogo:
btw I am at 40% .. 26h 06m 02s since unplugged
[Atrix 4G General] Wond3r:
1day 10 hours 33 minues 39 seconds since unplugged,

30% left

just plugged in
[Atrix 4G General] thebeardedchild:
I'm currently at around 46 hours with like 25% left lol. I guess that's pretty good!

Obviously I'm not having too many problems battery wise, but I was wondering, how do I disable this latitude application? When I click on it in my app drawer, it just takes me to maps... However, I installed GingerBlur, and the latitude app isn't even in my drawer anymore? Is it just an add-on of sorts to the Maps app? If so, if I've never actually signed in or anything does that mean I don't need to worry about disabling?
[Atrix 4G General] KefkaticFanatic:
If you can deal with the lagged connection after unlocking and periodic checks for stuff like email rather than near instant, then JuiceDefender really does seem to go a long way in terms of battery saving.
[Atrix 4G General] ChongoDroid:
Caelan I'm not trying to be a **** or argue about liion batteries, I know that draining it affects battery health. What I'm saying is that I read back in my n1 days that theirs a way to enter "learn mode" from plugging in your phone while the shutdown process (chimes, and the "shutting down phone") note this was all from xda and all for the n1 so I have no idea if its as simple on the atrix. I was going to attempt this but I fell asleep and it completely discharged and on the next charge it has calibrated itself and I'm experiencing much better results.

I know its not placebo because nothing has changed usage wise. Same apps same deal.

I only told you to google it because thats what I did and I can't remember what article. Cheers

** on a side note I did this on my xoom because I was having problems with bad battery after using oc kernels and continual bad battery after flashing back. And I can report 3 days uptime so far so theirs something to this.

Sent from my Googletron
[Atrix 4G General] ChongoDroid:
And yes I agree that if you are simply a power user and you have a lot of weak internet connections and run your screen on full brightness you will experience very little affect from calibration but if your a moderate user that is having problems getting your phone to sleep properly and still getting 10 hours then something is wrong.

No android does not chemically change batteries but it does control how much juice is used for certain activities. I noticed that my battery would drain rapidly from 100 to 60 with little usage and having my screen off didn't seem to slow it down. From 60% it would be better but at the 20% it would take a long time to drain. After I calibrated my battery it drained only with usage and would practically stop if the screen was turned off. Hopefully that can help someone... I know how annoying an unconditioned battery can be.

Ps what caelan is saying is true so if you do calibrate don't do it often because this leads to shorter battery life in the long run.

Sent from my Googletron
[Atrix 4G General] Ryan@trix:
I run gingerblur 3.5 on my atrix and it more than doubles my battery life over stock. Just plugged mine in and was 1 day and 23 hours since last plugged in. I don't do a lot of stuff with it besides text and try not to have a TON of apps running.
[Atrix 4G General] CaelanT:
Can we go for a few beers? I think we would have some f**ked up conversations followed by more beer drinking! LOL

Sent from WinBorg 4G via XDA premium app
[Atrix 4G General] nexxusty:
Right now I am at 1 day and 10 hrs @ 40%.

Download Elixir and load up a 7x1 widget on your home screen. add in Wifi and GPS switches. These will save your battery life the most.
[Atrix 4G General] harrytery:
do any of the users that get well above 16 hours of battery life want to elaborate on what applications may be running, widgets, etc? I have my brightness set to 11%, have 5 homescreen pages, mostly widgets that refresh hourly or longer, and hardly ever have wifi on.
[Atrix 4G General] franciscojavierleon:
basically you had your gps reporting your location all day long. No wonder you got a lousy battery life. You should have seen the gps icon on and the app being listed on the battery manager.
[Atrix 4G General] jimmer411:
Just wait till exchange corporate sync goes nuts and drains your battery in 3 hours flat.
[Atrix 4G General] RacerX1911:
I think there is a problem with my phone then, im only getting >10 hours of batt life, it says that 48% of the battery drain is display so I took off auto display and put the display all the way to the lowest setting.

I have Bell Atrix rooted (but before the root it was the same thing)

Any hints? I REALLY wanna put gingerblur on but am waiting.

I remember a few weeks ago posting in the SGS2 forum about what I should get, but after spending time with the Atrix really like it and i think im deff keeping it and when my Samsung G2 comes in im gonna sell it.

B :)
[Atrix 4G General] blunted09:
Its definitely a great phone
[Atrix 4G General] Andrew149:
You really should reflash your phone I get 20hours is battery life of texting almost all day and internet. Use
[Atrix 4G General] elementaldragon:
CaleanT: Well... yes... we do know about complete depletion of charge on LiIon batteries being harmful... but mostly if done consistently. I will back up Chongo, though, on the idea of at least letting it discharge fully one time. It does seem to have some sort of impact on battery life.... not so much as to somehow magically changing the battery to hold more juice.... but probably more for Android itself to recognize exactly what would be considered full charge and empty charge, and help report a more accurate battery life.

Harrytery: Well... i, for one, don't really use widgets.... ESPECIALLY if they are more convenient to be sync'd frequently. The only widgets i actually use other than the ones for MotoBlur with backlight level and such.... are Google Voice, Google Search, SoundHound, and FancyWidgets for date/time/weather..... that being the only widget i use that updates itself..... and my phone has been unplugged for 11 hours 9 minutes, still 52% left.
[Atrix 4G General] StyleUkno:
what the hell did you guys do to get soo much battery life? i cant even go half a day with it dropping to -20%. im running gingerblur 3.5 and like 2 widgets. Beautiful Widgets 1x1 weather and clockr. i wish i could text all day like you guys but the battery wont let me. What settings do you guys have? please let me know.
[Atrix 4G General] banes:
search on google and XDA yielded nothing on any inherent "learn mode" within the android OS, however I was able to locate some battery mods which actually use a feature call learned mode, anyway this is not that app, but i thought this would be handy for this threads discussion

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1024867
[Atrix 4G General] elementaldragon:
well... i actually did what's been talked about here... let the battery discharge completely one time, and then fully charged it. Seemed to help a fair bit. I also went into the default Android task manager and added damn near every app to the auto-end list except ones that are for the widgets i use. That way i don't have to worry about ending them myself. Not long after the screen shuts off, it automatically kills the apps. Can be a bit irritating if you have something open in a web browser.... so maybe could leave that one off the auto-end list. I also don't really do anything that requires use of the GPS.

Not using GingerBlur either.... only using Launcher Pro. Not sure if that'd have any sort of impact. Although maybe the same thing somehow happened to your Atrix that happened to my old Motorola Q9 when i updated the OS? Dunno exactly what happened or why, but for some odd reason if i used the slim battery that came with it, it wouldn't last nearly as long as it did before the update. Started using the extended battery that came with the phone for a while... and eventually went back to the standard battery, and somehow it was all OK. Maybe try seeing if AT&T/Moto could get you a new battery? Tell them that yours doesn't seem to last nearly as long as it should.
[Atrix 4G General] starrwulfe:
I don't have an atrix yet, but I'm interested in how you guys are saving battery power here.

I have a Japan-Only android and I can't make it more than maybe 12 hours of regular use before running to a charger. And by regular I mean simply visiting these forums, replying to SMS, and playing Words with Friends. I've turned off syncing, dimmed the screen, and turned off latitude.

There's only an 1130mA battery in here, but its a Snapdragon processor... I'm praying I have much better battery life with the atrix when I get it later this week.