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[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dude_Virus:
Have tried everything but the streak wont just recognise the extended battery and would consider the 4800 mah battery as the 1530 mah and get stuck at 1% .. its very annoying and this issue is frustrating.

The issue that i am as follows.

1. the system battery meter doesnt show the correct reading.. it shows the battery to be fully charged when the

battery is fully charged tht is at 4211 mv and after i take the charger out and use the battery it shows properly how a normal battery shud decrease and then goes and gets stuck at 1% and in tht 1% the phone will work for 18 to 20 hours..so it wierd as u never know as to when the battery would die and this is wht happenned once the phone suddenly died after being on 1% for 17 hrs

2. no other app works properly cause of this. i have tried using battery left and battery monitor app ( which calculates via voltage ) however what happens is that the app shows a correct reading until the stock meter goes to 1% but once the stock meter reaches 1% the app gets stuck at the reading it showed when the stock meter reached 1%. And if i turn of the phone and take the battery out and put it back in the stock meter shows 50% battery left and the app starts working again and once again when the stock meter reaches 1% the app fails and then again if i take the battery out and put it back in again i get 50% battery on the meter. i have checked on forums and it has been concluded tht this happens when the battery made is not a single battery of 4800 mah but 2 or 3 batteries combined together to appear as 4800 mah.. is that the case with this battery.

3. the third issue is of charging back again... after the stock meter stays stuck at 1% and the phone works for 17 to 18 hrs if i put it back on charging the stock meter still stays stuck at 1% and doesnt move forward at all even though the battery is getting charged...again if i take the battery out and put it back in the battery will show the amount it has been charged.

Any help would be appreciated.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HipKat:
Uhh, wrong. HTC Suggests NOT letting your battery run all the way down.

In Battery Monitor Widget, you just enter the mAH that your battery is in that dialogue box that Dirk posted.

Once you do that, plug your phone in and when the Battery Monitor Widget shows 100% Charged and the mA at a very low number, like 4-8, you're good.

As for conditioning, there is a routine I do. Once fully charged, I turn off the phone, unplug it for a few seconds, then pug it back in for an hour. Unplug, turn it on for 5 minutes, turn it off, and charge for another hour (That's the HTC Method).

Then, before I boot up, I unplug til the light goes off, then plug it back in til the light turns green. I do this 10 times, t hen boot to recovery, wipe battery stats, and then boot to system
[Samsung Infuse 4G] tyshemi:
ok just something quick do we have to send our pictures as like a slide show? or is there a way to change this? :confused:
[G Tablet General] jruasap:
I'm casually looking into getting an Android tablet. I had the OG Droid and have since upgraded to the HTC Thunderbolt, but I would like to get a tablet somewhere down the line. I am really not in any hurry to purchase a tablet, but if I did get one now I would go with the G tablet. I would like to know your thoughts on whether or not I should get one though because I would not really have a problem waiting another couple of months (especially if there is talk if it dropping in price again) but if I do wait would the G tablet still be worth it? I know the new Tegra 3 devices are going to come out not too long from now, but I would also rather spend $200-$250 on a G tablet than $500+ for the latest and greatest. The reason I like the G tablet so much is the USB port, HDMI (with the dock),10.1" screen, processor+ram, and the wonderful development community here at XDA, all of which really make me feel like I'm getting a major bang for my buck. Any tablet I get would have to match or exceed the G tablet's specs without costing too much more.

Thanks to anyone who responds!
[G Tablet General] aasoror:
IMHO the price you quoted above is the "go-go" price for the GTab, regardless of the naysayers (who have certainly went below the radar after the HC ports), you can't beat the bang for buck @ sub $250 (even might come with some accessories).

@ $300 or more, you might want to consider a $100 upgrade to an Asus Transformer.
[G Tablet General] DaveyBoy2002:
no...............dont buy one...i have two...ones still sealed i'll sell it to you for $400 lmao!
[G Tablet General] OftheSea:
Unless money is an overriding factor I'd get the Asus Transformer instead. The higher-resolution, beautiful IPS screen is reason enough, but it also functions better out of the box without any need for rooting/hacking (although it supports that too).

I say this as a three-month owner of a very hacked GTab. :)
[G Tablet General] ralexand:
Sent you a private message. Check your inbox.
[G Tablet General] goodintentions:
You might want to consider getting an ipad instead. I absolutely love my gtab. But the gtab is not for the faint of heart.

My theory on this is this. Any fault in a $500 device you will try to overlook. But if you buy something half that price, you will always have the attitude of "of course, this is a piece of crap, it's only $250."

People have been crying bloody murder over the tiniest inconvenient about the gtab. For example, it is only .3 lb heavier than the ipad and there are people who claim left and right that the gtab weighs like a ton.

So, again, if you have to ask your question, the I highly recommend you getting an ipad. At least there you will know you spent good money on it and will not ***** about everything that's wrong with it.
[G Tablet General] whoppo:
... and of course the very day following your question, Gtabs are available for a great price on woot.com. ..... coincidence? You decide. :)

/ sent from my Gtab of course /
[G Tablet General] nrage23:
I really enjoyed my Gtab but I sold it and got an Acer Iconia A500. The A500 has a full sized USB port and HDMI arleady on it. I wanted the Transformer but after having had the Gtab I wanted the USB.
[G Tablet General] tenet420:
No.

If you even gotta ask, and you have money to go mainstream - go mainstream.

This prolly isn't the tab for you.

Sent from my Gtab dual-booting BT5 and Vegan5.1.1 oc'ed @ 1.6 through Connectify on my Asus-G73JH I7 usb-tethered to my OG-Droid GINGER oc'ed @ 1.0 using PDA-net 3.0 paid.
[G Tablet General] kekinash:
No, they not have support anymore, and developers are dumping this thing and moving to other tables. It's a dead end.
[G Tablet General] edirector:
Wrong the lack of flash diminishes the user experience major number one complaint of ipad owners plus the lack of input ports. There is also a dock charging problem and apps force close. Many mainstream app developers are scaling back there apps because of a memory handling issue there was an article about 12 ipad issues on infoworld. For $499 unacceptable but $250 no big deal.
[G Tablet General] goodintentions:
All of these can be forgiven by most regular users simply for the fact that the ipad is a mainstream device.

Again, all the *****ings and complaints don't really stem from the faults of the device but rather from whether the device is mainstream or not.

Off the top of my head, I can think of a dozen issues with the ipad that I don't have with the gtab. But because the ipad is $500 and a mainstream device, most people will turn a blind eye to these issues.
[G Tablet General] aasoror:
Oh yeah ?!? :rolleyes:

ROMS:

- Roebeets HC port : latest release June 6.

- CyanogenMod Team CM7 GB port : latest nightly May 25.

- tjohnsonjr's G-Harmony GB port (with HC elements) : latest release June 6.

- Cocide's Evervolv GB port : latest release June 2.

Kernels:

- pershoot's OC kernel : latest release June 4.

- Clemsyn's OC kernel : latest release May 1st.

Not sure which devs are dumping this thing and moving to other tablets though, in any case, the above (and the many others I missed) should do for now ;)
[Android Themes] levibuko:
It looks like theres no one who is able to create themes for the huawei ideos x5 and its costum rom.

Is anybody interesred in make themes for the x5? I will try it in 2 weeks on my own....
[Android Themes] levibuko:
Anybody?
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Maddball:
Sprint SGT

I'm stuck at Samsung logo after attempting to flash spacemoose's HC, I can flash kernels it appears through heimdall in download mode but Odin will not connect to flash the stock rom onto the tablet. I can boot into CWM and get into download mode as well. I've tried to install different kernels to no avail.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=921357

All of the download links to Boushh's post http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=941781

seem to say bandwidth exceeded. Are there any mirrors for these files or if someone has an image i can flash through CWM i would highly appreciate it.

Thanks
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] surheeho:
same problem here. any help would be appreciated.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Maddball:
I'm back up and running as of 2 mins ago. All i did was move the usb cord to another port and Odin connected in download mode. Do you have the restore files?
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] surheeho:
Nope, can you hook me up?
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Maddball:
No problem.. :) Sprint GT, right?

Read this post for instructions http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=12464759&postcount=25

You can find the file here in this post. http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=12418799&postcount=1

Good Luck!!
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] surheeho:
i get the files but when i hit start in Odin, it says complete but 0 success/0 fails
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Maddball:
Are you sure that Odin is connected and device detected? That was my main issue. I simply used a different USB port on my laptop and it was a go.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mithritades:
I thought Gingerbread came with a different lockscreen?...I d/l the OTA update and low and behold,the same lame ass lockscreen,does gingerbread have a different lockscreen or it just uses whatever HTC installs?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Vinchenzop:
If you're referring to the "ring unlock" lockscreen...that is a part of sense 3.0, not gingerbread

Swyped from my Raided Evo
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dkdude36:
and if you're referring to the vanilla lockscreen, thant's aosp, not sense, not gingerbread.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Vinchenzop:
I mean the sense 3.0 "pull ring to unlock" lockscreen...from the sense 3.0 leaks...as in "ring unlock"

Swyped from my Raided Evo
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mithritades:
I'm not referring to the "Ring" I just thought Gingerbread would have a different lockscreen than Froyo
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dkdude36:
yeah that was directed at the op, not u. my bad.

op: there is a difference between the vanilla froyo and gb locks, not the sense ones.
[Hero, G2 Touch General] RJ-king:
I can't reply in development sub-forum too, so I post it here:

I just using Elelinux-7.1.0-Hero-v2.5 with Las Venturas 0.4.6 kernel and I try to take a picture,

but when I pressed the shutter, the camera app froze...

I'm already tryed Elelinux-7.1.0-Hero-v2.4 with Las Venturas 0.4.6 and Elelinux-7.1.0-Hero-v2.5 with Herokernel-12a but they work correctly...

I just want to report this prpblem.

If you want to try Elelinux-7.1.0-Hero-v2.5, don't try to flash the Las Venturas 0.4.6 kernel.

If you already do that and work fine, congratulation! That just mean: I'm not lucky...
[Hero, G2 Touch General] adotkdotjh:
Camera is currently unstable in Las Venturas kernel according to the developer's post. So he already knows the issue, and I believe he is working on it =)
[Hero, G2 Touch General] RJ-king:
Oh...

thanks for your reply:)
[Hero, G2 Touch General] marcher233:
Flash a stable 2.6.29 kernel will fix your camera issue.

HeroKernel, Flykernel etc. will do.
[Hero, G2 Touch General] RJ-king:
Thanks,that I already do

;)
[Hero, G2 Touch General] Vortex147:
Yep.

With new Las Venturas 0.4.6.3 image saves.

But this terrible /system/media/audio/ui/camera_click.ogg . I've deleted it. And now my trying to get picture while listening music causes no sounds. Just pressed a button to take a picture and system can't play any music until restart.
[G2 and Desire Z General] NiggZ:
Hey

I recently reset my mobile now when I go in to Market there is no option for my downloads to see my previous downloaded apps?

I am logged into my google account on the phone aswell.

Also when im in the apps market it seems to look different compared to what it did before.

I can download and install new apps fine but I want to find the ones i purchased previouslly.

thanks
[G2 and Desire Z General] c00ller:
Try going to Settings > Applications > Manage Applications > Market > Clear data and cache.

Then open the Market again and go to My apps. You may have to do this a few times, but that always fixes it for me.
[G2 and Desire Z General] NiggZ:
Thanks that looks better then before. I now have my apps option there. But in my apps there isn't any of the apps that i purchased previous to resetting the phone?
[G2 and Desire Z General] c00ller:
Hmm, do you have multiple google accounts setup on your phone? Are you sure you bought the apps with the account that is signed in to the market? That's all I can think of.

You can make sure by going to https://market.android.com/account and seeing if the apps you purchased are there. Search for an app you paid for on the website, and where it normally says "Install" it should say "Purchased".
[G2 and Desire Z General] 99formulam6:
When I got my new G2, it didn't show my previously paid for apps, but if I typed their name in the search box it would show the app and that I had paid for it already.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] soulcrash:
Hi guys,

ive found some bike mounts for the s2, but none of them looked solid enough to be ready for my mountainbike.

The phone should be completely covered by plastic, plexiglass or another material solid enough to survive light blows, dirt and light rain, and it should not fall of after passing the first curb.

Any suggestions?
[Galaxy S II Accessories] fision:
i´ve seen mountainbike mounts for other mobile devices wich could work perfectly for the SGS II, maybe you shouldn´t look for a specific mount for the SGSII, just look for a mountainbike mount for a mobile device with a similar size as the SGS II.

Another interested here ^^ When i got the phone in a few weeks, i´ll look for that mount too.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] dusty_nz:
Be very careful.

If you are MTBing versus riding on the road. The vibrations are too harsh and cause issues with the internal connectors.

I personally have lost a garmin GPS and my HTC Polaris phones. First ride and within 15 mins started rebooting etc. Garmin stated to reboot with just fine knocks.

Warned a mate when he was mounting a iphone, decided to risk it and 5 mins his touchscreen failed. Another mate his iphone started to reboot.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] agaryt:
this may be ok... :

for_bike

I bought one but still waiting for delivery :D
[Galaxy S II Accessories] OpenMitko:
Agaryt, please report when you test it. I'm rally curious if this will do the job.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] agaryt:
no problem :)

I should have it before Thursday , so no late than Monday I let you know how does it work :)
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Mew178:
Very interested too!
[Galaxy S II Accessories] MrPilipo:
Looks exactly like what I was looking for, looking forward to hands-on report.

I was thinking about buying this one:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B004Q4Q6QS/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&tag=stdscaba-21

but one found by agaryt looks better, although it is bit more expensive.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Richdog:
Was biking the other day and wondering this very thing, however...

...this post does worry me. Biking can lead to very sharp knocks while riding along the trails, and even a phone in a lined case would be at risk.

Normal city and tour riding would likely be fine... but proper mountain biking? The potential something to be concerned about imo.

The one agaryt linked to on Ebay does look great though... if I was to get one out of that one and the one posted on Amazon i'd definitely spend the measly few pounds extra and get that one.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] bilboa1:
im also quite worried about vibration on the bike even without any connector.

i'd much rather have something to snap the phone on my (inner, up, to protect it) arm for example. you can see still the track etc quite easily (not as easily as if its mounted on the bike, but much better than in the pocket..)
[Galaxy S II Accessories] soulcrash:
I think ill buy one of the allready mentioned universal mounts where the s2 is put into a "bag" (the one from ebay looks great).

As there is no solid connection between handlebar and s2, i don`t think that those fine vibrations are a problem. Maybe theres even enough space in the bag to add some extra, soft material to absorb vibrations.

Also i think that the phone is safer on the bikes handlebar than on my arm, as i landed in hospital twice while my bike was undamaged ^^
[Galaxy S II Accessories] AndyCr15:
Hmm, I would be a little nervous about the connector from the case to the mount.

Also, I assume you can feed a charging cable in where the two zips meet?

I would love to be able to use my phone on my bike and do away with my seperate SatNav. After a mount I would just need a bluetooth helmet!
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Esspee_London:
Have you looked into these? I have universal mount for my iPhone and works perfectly.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] JJEgan:
http://www.ram-mount.co.uk/

www.ultimate-mobiles.co.uk.

jje
[Galaxy S II Accessories] agaryt:
Hello

Do you remember it ?

for_bike

I've got it for couple day now .

I have to say , It is really waterproof , I don't mean you can swim with it but I was running when rain and my galaxy was safe . After finish was totally dry ... That the most important for me .The problem is when you want to use headphones . There no hole for it . But to be honest if you biking better option is bluetooh headphones anyway . Quality is really well .

I took some pictures for everybody.

Any questions just let me know .

Pictures are HERE
[Galaxy S II Accessories] bisoner:
Thanks for the update Gary.I have to say that I wouldn't want to use my S2 in the front of either my road or mountain bike even if these holders do look fairly secure.

I have a Garmin 705 which is a dedicated unit for cycling. Routing is way easier to sort out and I also get helpful stats such as cadence and HR too. A bluetooth HR monitor is quite expensive for what it is.

Brad
[Galaxy S II Accessories] whiskeybro:
this looks good

orderd one :)

i made a mountenbike trip last week from 400 km in 4 days

and i whas using a universal bike holder but the weather was dry and sunny.

i used Osmand to navigate and its realy great i think its the best app for the bike.

The bad thing whas my battery (only 4 hours of navigation)

so i need a 3500mah or more battery for a minimum of 8 hours navigation.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] OpenMitko:
Thanks Agaryt!

Few questions:

1. Is the screen remains visible under the cover?

2. Can you use the touch screen?

3. What about the vibrations during the ride? Is the phone OK inside?
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Darkstriker:
Some general advice from someone who used a mount with his old SGS1:

Most of these mounts have a mounting part that is attached to the bike and then some kind of click-lock system to hold the actual device in place. If so, then that is a very important weak point that you will want to look out for! These point can get loose and will sling your phone into the air if you don't secure them additionally with some straps or whatever fits your specific holder.

My I9000 had to experience that several times (albeit with no permanent damage outside of scratches) and this was not on something as wild as a MTB but something as "smooth" as a racing bike (on flat asphalt, although you need some kind of bump to make the phone fly off)
[Galaxy S II Accessories] agaryt:
Hello .

Screen is visible very well and touch screen works more than good . Honestly I didn't ride with it yet . I was running twice so far included once when rain and both times phone was dry after .

I used two different arm band for my galaxy and galaxy 2 but nothing protected as good as this one . I mean protection against damp (sweat ) or rain .

admas
[Galaxy S II Accessories] wressus:
I bought one too, and its nice and all, but the plate that the case clicks on to came off from the bike mount. It seems like its just pushed on, and badly so.

I was thinking I could glue it, but I just wanted to warn about it. Sad since it has a nice looking mechanism.

Edit: Starting to think that the plate is supposed to come of, strange construction.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] kiowa79:
Check the breffo spiderpodium

http://www.breffo.com/gallery.html

I bought two of them and it's great for any use.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] camelopardis:
But about as much use as a chocolate fireguard on a mountain bike
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Luap9:
Ordered one of these -

Can't post the link - called Ultimate addons Tough Waterproof Case for Samsung Galaxy S2

Its the first "Water proof" hard case I found made for the the S2. Will see how I'll mount it to my MTB once I get it.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] martincolclough:
Yea i can second this... had very bad experiences after mounting on my bike. Caused constant reboots and eventually completely killed it. Had to take it to get repaired. Never tried again although i'd be interested if anyone has found anything with heavy duty shock absorbtion that works?
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Sideromelane:
Got the Ultimate Addons Bike Mount myself the other day from ebay.

Fitted it, I like the screw clamp, same as my lights so easily adjustable.

Tried it out, jumped the bike around and while I noticed the clamp DOES wobble alarmingly under stress, (full suspension frame going down two flights of concrete stairs), this is more due to the fabric of the case being flexible rather than some failure of the clamp itself.

The clmap is odd, seeming to come as two parts that click together to form a quick release mount. Turns out the quick release is stronger than the one for my lights, so no worries there.

However, I would not be so foolish as to trust this off road - this is something intended for smooth riding, not rough terrain. On-road, it's ideal, the swivel mount allowing easy switching between landscape and portrait modes, Google Maps looks great (SO VERY useful for those long trips where I usually get lost - no more having to haul my phone out every junction or roundabout to check which way to go, it's there on the handlebars!)

Also handy for changing tunes, picking up calls, and if you are proper mental, watching movies. (Already got Clear Skies 1, 2, and 3 loaded on!)

Probably not much use for people still using WIRED headphones, although you could position the zips to let the cable escape. I use a bluetooth headset myself, so no problems there. (Again, its for use on a bike, why would you be using a wired headset anyway?)

Seems water-resistant, I wouldn't guarentee water-PROOF just yet, although the rubberized zipper looks promising, I would expect it to lose some of it's seal over time due to wear. But I don't think anything less than complete immersion should get through it for a while.

Touchscreen works just fine through the case, if a little sluggish, but no worse than a very thick screen protector.

The case is a snug fit, but not SO tight that it would be incompatible with extended batteries, or even a slim external battery. My current plan is to cabletie a spare USB cable to my frame, and have a battery pack in my seat-pouch for those long trips. Again, connecting the cable will be tricky, but a small gap can be left between the zippers, to let the tip of the USB through.