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[HD2 General] light_n_roses:
well I have contacted the HTC UK assistence ( I got my phone on ebay ..) and they said the phone is still on warranty. ANyway they said me that if the found that the failure is caused by me they will ask me to pay etc, do you think that this failure could be considered user damage ?!?
[HD2 General] orangekid:
look at the back 2 water indicators, are they white?

Does the phone have dents or look like it's been dropped?
[HD2 General] light_n_roses:
no there aren't any dent either the phone hasn't been into waters, actually I have seen just one white circle sticker under the batter cover and yes it's white..

My concern was about the digitizer because I have pressed preatty hard this morning in order to have touch work ( if I press on the physical key the tocuh start working again...) abyway I have done it just 2 times so I shouldn't have broken it...
[HTC Sensation] cypis:
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Hello. I missed a little after cool slate theme from 2.1 Sense ROMs so I decided to make it myself.

This is not cheap and EMO theme with thousands of colors :D . Just pure elegance in 3D ;) (screenshot's in second post).

I'm first person who provide themes for Sense 3.0

Theme is working only on old ROM's based on Pyramid first RUU's. Dont try it on official Sense 3.0 for Desire S, Desire HD etc. Installing on you'r own risk. Only way to remove it is by Titanium backup (root). I will make this theme for new Sense (3.5, 3.6, 4.0) as soon as its possible and you will be able to read about it on xda portal. Dont ask for ETA's.

I want thanks to Diamondback and Flemmard for such a great tool - m10tools.

What you get:

Download:

Installation:

Donors:
[HTC Sensation] kamrul.auntu:
Just now installed. It looks nice in my sensation. Thanks !!!
[HTC Sensation] predator21:
Thankx buddy for the theme... can u plz tell me which de-compiler u used?
[HTC Sensation] cypis:
For m10 files m10tools and for apk Apk Manager ;)
[HTC Sensation] predator21:
well my apk manager is not de-compiling any apk...any suggestions?
[HTC Sensation] cypis:
Without log I can't help you :)
[HTC Sensation] predator21:
here it the log file

|Fri 07/15/2011 -- 20:26:22.95|

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java version "1.6.0_23"

Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.6.0_23-b05)

Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM (build 19.0-b09, mixed mode)

Could Not Find D:\Desire HD\Skd\platform-tools\place-apk-here-for-modding\../place-apk-here-for-modding/signedtweaked.apk

Could Not Find D:\Desire HD\Skd\platform-tools\place-apk-here-for-modding\../place-apk-here-for-modding/unsignedtweaked.apk

I: Loading resource table...

I: Decoding resources...

Exception in thread "main" brut.androlib.AndrolibException: Could not decode XML

at brut.androlib.res.decoder.XmlPullStreamDecoder.decode(Unknown Source)

at brut.androlib.res.decoder.ResStreamDecoderContainer.decode(Unknown Source)

at brut.androlib.res.decoder.ResFileDecoder.decode(Unknown Source)

at brut.androlib.res.AndrolibResources.decode(Unknown Source)

at brut.androlib.Androlib.decodeResourcesFull(Unknown Source)

at brut.androlib.ApkDecoder.decode(Unknown Source)

at brut.apktool.Main.cmdDecode(Unknown Source)

at brut.apktool.Main.main(Unknown Source)

Caused by: java.io.IOException: Expected: 0x00080003, got: 0x6d783f3c

at brut.util.ExtDataInput.skipCheckInt(Unknown Source)

at brut.androlib.res.decoder.AXmlResourceParser.doNext(Unknown Source)

at brut.androlib.res.decoder.AXmlResourceParser.next(Unknown Source)

at brut.androlib.res.decoder.AXmlResourceParser.nextToken(Unknown Source)

at org.xmlpull.v1.wrapper.classic.XmlPullParserDelegate.nextToken(Unknown Source)

... 8 more
[HTC Sensation] lamecake:
Awesome! Lovin it!! :)
[HTC Sensation] kamrul.auntu:
How to uninstall this skin ? (I don't want to but good to know) Delete option is not active in HTC Sensation !!!
[HTC Sensation] phonegod:
you have to go to personalize skins and goto the skin you want to remove hit the the menu button and select delete
[HTC Sensation] kamrul.auntu:
This is what I know and tried. but delete option is dimmed(inactive). Can you also please try at your phone and let me know whether it's working for you or not.
[HTC Sensation] phonegod:
my delete option works i just deleted it, i think you should hit power button and select restart not power off this should close all apps to normal state and then try
[HTC Sensation] predator21:
copy the apk file on card open via file manager ...it will give option of uninstall if already installed....this will remove it....use astro best
[HTC Sensation] kamrul.auntu:
I just noticed, Delete option is active if current selection is any built-in skin. But whenever this skin is in use, delete option looks inactive. I am now confirmed after having several testing.
[HTC Sensation] NRGZ28:
Makes sense you can't delete a theme you're actively using.
[HTC Sensation] innerspace:
great work, simple, clean and clear.

thanks a bunch.
[HTC Sensation] nothinginterestingaboutme:
I have installed the apk but the skin is not showing in the skins browser in personalize. I tried restarting the phone, reinstalling the apk but nothing. Anyone had this problem also or can someone help me. I really love the slate skin :) I own an HTC Desire S with Android 2.3.5 And Sense 3.0
[HTC Sensation] Ebojager:
Super great theme! Im new, sorry for the stupid question. Are there any dangers of installing 3rd party themes on like a US Sensation 4G?
[HTC Sensation] datka:
Same thing on my Incredible S with Android 2.3.5 And Sense 3.0

Restart did not help. Reinstalling either. Any ideas?
[HTC Sensation] bull2102:
very clean thanks
[Dell Streak 7] raj4994:
I have a Streak 7 with android 2.2.2 on it. And rooted.

I cant seem to download some app's.

Facebook, messenger, and a few more.

This doesn't make since.

Can someone help?
[Dell Streak 7] otnos:
Have you tried the Amazon App store?
[Dell Streak 7] gigtek:
I have the same problem. Apps that say they are compatible and that I installed on my ZTE Blade and Mid7 tab won't install on the Streak. Trying to install Lookout and WiFi Sync Manager.

Anyone got any ideas on this one. I could find the apks and force install but would prefer to do it through the market
[Dell Streak 7] Z4nd4r:
Those should all work on 2.2.2. Try clearing cache and data on your Market and starting fresh (Home---> Menu---> Settings---> Applications---> Manage Applications---> All---> Market---> Force Stop, Clear Cache, Clear Data; restart and open your Market). Doesn't affect anything and it's worth a shot.

Did you flash 2.2.2 rooted, or root 2.2.2? If the above doesn't work, you may have a corrupted Market. If that's the case, download the new Market apk here:

http://www.multiupload.com/D9UH6L5DBV
[Dell Streak 7] gigtek:
Tried the market reset, no difference, then installed the new market and still no difference. I have a new streak 7 with 2.2.2 installed and rooted using gingerbreak.
[Dell Streak 7] Z4nd4r:
I just tried installing the Facebook app on 2.2.2 (Streakdroid 1.3), and had no issues with it. Unless someone has a better idea, I would recommend doing one of the following:

1. Install via the web based market.

2. Load up ClockworkMod Recovery (via ROM Manager; available in the market) and flash a new ROM. I'd go with Streakdroid if you don't need WiFi, stock/rooted 2.2.2 if you do.

Sounds like you got a bad update, but I can't say for sure. If you install a custom ROM and still have no luck, it may be something specific to your Google account (though I should think that would be far less likely than something being wrong with your particular firmware on your S7).
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ~xperiaX10~:
Hi all i flashed cm7 on yesterday along with the 52 baseband...... very happy all is well untill i think hhhhm want my camera back..... so back to xrecovery where i made a backup of my cm6 rom BUT XRECOVERY WONT LET ME FLASH ANY ROM IT JUST COMES BACK WITH FUCXX3X341K YOU "NO FILES FOUND" !!!!!!! WHAT have i done ???? i have tried renaming the roms to update and allsorts with no effect ! could it be the 52 baseband thats stopping me from putting a cm7 54 bb rom on or ?

Any help would be much appriciated

Cheers regards

Andy
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] The Gingerbread Man:
Lol...

Are you in recovery going to back up and restore then selecting restore and choosing your backup? Do you actually know what your doing?
[Galaxy S II General] busterdev:
i've been running late on my work a few times before

and today i overslept and they fired me :(

all becuase of my phone that died in my sleep.

yesterday before i went to bed my phone was at 98%

and when i woke it was completly dead!

i have no idea what happend and i tried to tell them with these graphs:

but it didn't make any difference.

this android bug really starts to piss me off!

sorry to offend anyone with an gsgII but i'm very displeased with this phone.

and it's even running on stock firmware o_0

I understand it can happen when trying to fiddle the heck out of it but an out of the box galaxy?

sure it can perform and sure it has all the bells and whistles but for an 500 euro costing phone, this is fubar.

Before i was still ok with waiting for the official 2.3.4 firmware but now i dont give a damn anymore. i rooting this phone and hoping with a good rom (miui?) to solve this error.
[Galaxy S II General] kawa636r:
huahuahuhuahuahu... are you kidding?? uhahuahuahuahuahua
[Galaxy S II General] Stitch!:
Im sorry to say this, if your not trolling you fail really hard.. First of all, what are you doing here, the bug is known, and you should spend your time looking for a new job right now. Second, if it happened before you could have just bought a dedicated alarm. And if you where a really good employee, they wouldn't have fired you, there are probably other reasons.

My apologies if I sound harsh, but you really need to get some **** together.. (in your head & your life)

Good luck.
[Galaxy S II General] ayamary:
All I can do is laugh. Lol
[Galaxy S II General] LBTaylor1984:
Ok so you relied on a piece of technology not plugged into the wall to wake you up in the morning?

Seriously dude I think you need to think abit more about how this is your fault and not your handset.

It's well documented about the battery life thing, and as for Stock ROMs well there crap, look at Lightening, or Villiian
[Galaxy S II General] Sam-Sung:
Next time you have to ask your mum, to awake you in the morning :-)

Cheers

*Im Jahre des Herrn 2011*
[Galaxy S II General] buxz777:
ut oh not good news about the job and i hope you find another but blaming the phone is a bit much i really hope you didnt say it to the boss as he wa telling you off .

Surely you had warnings and then thought that maybe the sgs2 wasnt such a good alarm clock till your toubles are solved .

When i read the title i thought it would be because you couldnt put the phone down which would be understandable , but to blame the phone for not waking you because of battery drain is a bit much

On a side note you must have a rouge setting or something as there is no way my sgs2 would drain that much overnight . 98% to zero is quite a big drain and you must have something set up wrong etc
[Galaxy S II General] Willbuh:
It's your own fault for being an idiot really. Put it on charge overnight? Or you know, buy an alarm clock!
[Galaxy S II General] godutch:
That's what I was thinking too but it's probably less painful to blame a phone than yourself
[Galaxy S II General] THUDUK:
Go back to your boss and say....Look here ole boy, I'm sure your correct about making my position within this company redundant, but alas it was not my fault, it was my Samsung Galaxy S2 (at this point said person pulls his SGS2 from his inside pocket and projects it forward so as said boss can see it), then walk out of the office singing a happy tune, I'm sure he will then confirm within his mind that he made the correct decision. Advice = Buy an Alarm clock
[Galaxy S II General] woodstock_ahem:
unbelievable stuff and i hope you are kidding...

you dont sound too depressed ...you have rooting the phone & trying to fix it as a higher priority than sorting your life...

on top off that you are showing your employer the battery graph as an excuse for being late for work...

amazing...

next time dont loose a job due to alarm clock... be it on any device..
[Galaxy S II General] daleski75:
His boss obviously had phone envy and sacked him
[Galaxy S II General] Intratech:
Sorry to hear this OP. Good luck getting a new job and maybe then you can buy a new device.
[Galaxy S II General] busterdev:
wow some harsh replies.

especially kawa636r who replies in "hua" language. really helpful

understandable as this is the lion's den of the sgs2.

but please, im not wanting to stirr something up here. So i leave it at that.

so ok. my own fault. had to rely on an dedicated alarm. should have known about the issues.

but how should i have known that it would have died?

98% full has got to be safe to assume its going to last about 7 hours right.
[Galaxy S II General] Logi_Ca1:
I'm going to go against the flow and herd mentality and speak up for the OP.

Firstly, I think it is perfectly reasonable for anyone to expect a phone at 98% charge to last throughout the night, especially when it is not in use.

Now, a few of you have came out to say that "It's a known bug". Known to who? Note that the OP is a new user, registered in June 2011. He probably doesn't spend as much time here as you guys who know about the bug.

As for his job performance, we don't know that so let's not make any judgements about that.

On an OT note, it is interesting to me, having taken social psychology last semester, that many of you westerners are making internal dispositions for his behavior, while my first thought as an Asian was to make an external or situational disposition.
[Galaxy S II General] Intratech:
Apart from the quack talk, I agree with your post.
[Galaxy S II General] godutch:
We are all sorry he lost his job but blaming outside dispositions isn't going to help him because he can't control them but he can control internal ones we are actually empowering him. And if I were I boss I wouldn't fire a good employee who made one mistake
[Galaxy S II General] Pume:
Just out of general curiosity, do you call the US folk easterners then? Because they're east of Asia...

Edit: and all the other americans too :)
[Galaxy S II General] WeeRuz:
Oh, wow.. Lol

Yea. I agree with you OP. When you buy a phone and leave it at 98% overnight it should stay alive. And everyone cant know about this bug. And dosent seem to be on all sgs2's as mine was in standby longer than that when I had stock rom.

Sorry about your job.

Learn from this experience.

I never rely on my phone as an alarm unless its plugged in. As I too learned it this way. Didnt loose any job but missed an exam in school. And I bet many of you other guy have had a similar experience sometime in your life.
[Galaxy S II General] Intratech:
South Americans you mean?
[Galaxy S II General] Pume:
Well they're both americas, north and south. There are Canadians too...
[Galaxy S II General] BackfireNL:
lol! wow... charge it overnight... and buy a freaking alarm clock!
[Galaxy S II General] samuel2706:
Note to op buy alarm clock or rooster
[Galaxy S II General] Pume:
A rooster would be awesome to have on the night table :D

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_jOiJEWCVhuI/TKXQBV6AeMI/AAAAAAAAABY/I-YEMcgau_s/s1600/rooster.jpg
[Galaxy S II General] Logi_Ca1:
I see your point, but it is also possible that he's new on the job, and hasn't had the time to perform well yet. Although you could also argue that it is his responsibility to make sure that he arrives at work on time if he is new ;)

Haha! And the Europeans will be Easterners eventually if you keep going east from Asia :D

But back on topic, I never had this happen to me, even when I was on stock firmware. (On Lite'ning 2.0 now). I'm guessing that my phone came out with a relatively new firmware version.
[Galaxy S II General] bfar:
:eek: hmm. It wouldn't be unreasonable to expect a mobile phone that's on full charge going to bed, would be still be 'on' in the morning.

I'd be arranging a replacement tbh. Something seriously ain't right there, maybe a faulty battery. This 'android bug' is a small nuicance, not something that makes a phone entirely unusable.
[Galaxy S II General] Crucio_:
That is some pretty shocking battery time you have there.

It is a shame that you have been sacked from being late, did your employer follow the correct process? with written warning and verble warnings? if not sue their ass. you might get a few quid to buy a stand alone alarm clock then :P

With that drain on stock i would think about exchanging the handset also, when i got mind on release day i could make it last over that even with heavy use.
[Galaxy S II General] vdub804:
Phone was at 98% when you went to bed and dead in the am, leave it to samsuck and their high quality hardware.
[Galaxy S II General] TheWarKeeper:
The fanboism in this forum is impressive.

Im sorry youve lost your job mate, it sucks when you loose it because a 650€ phone cant be relied upon doing a ridiculously simple job such as executing a alarm...

All i can say is dont rely on phones for that task, try getting yourself a proper alarm clock or something like that to wake you up.

Also ive learned the hard way and i guess ure learning it too, u simply cant decide to say anything bad about the phone no matter how true it is or else you will be flooded with trolls and fanboys calling you noob or other sorts of insults.

Personally i dont really care for childish insults so if something is bad or wrong with the phone i spill it out.

The reason they do this is because theyve wasted like 650€ for the phone and since then their pathetic ego increases so high they automatically assume its the best! because its theirs!

So dont expect to many unbiased comments.
[Galaxy S II General] Pume:
OP do you have exchange email on push? That is the reason draining my battery very rapidly.

Actually almost something like this (apart from being fired) happened to me too. I had the phone around at 70% battery when going to bed and after 7 hours or so it was totally empty thus not waking me up. Thank goodness I have relatively flexible working times.
[Galaxy S II General] greigster:
Move along now, nothing to see here!

Did you cut and paste all your comments from other posts in this thread. You have not managed to add anything new.

Well done.

Best you go back to your iphoney old chap;)
[Galaxy S II General] Pume:
No offense but the same could be said about your post too buddy...
[Galaxy S II General] a67543210:
My friend,

Even though I get 1-2 days with SGS2 on stock rom 2.3.4, I mostly keep my phone on charger overnight as I would expect from anyone to keep his phone on charger to use it the following day.

Sorry, its your fault.i guess a game or software that was badly programmed is at fault.normally, if you press the home key, software should stay in Ram memory in a suspended state till when needed.now, some developers let their software run in the back ground.that silently drains the battery.most softwares work the way android intended their multitasking to be.but if you are not sure, exit softwares with the back button.

Back button = exit

Home button = background (multitasking).

Good luck mate, and keep your phone on the charger at night.
[Galaxy S II General] mrm1:
If the phone was completely dead, how comes the graph shows 5%, and how did you do the screen grabs when there is no charging shown on the graph? Or am I missing something here?
[Galaxy S II General] Pume:
Apparently he is using some kind of a battery monitoring apk which is indeed not very well programmed if it eats the battery that much. The phone seems to be charging in the screenshots.
[Galaxy S II General] busterdev:
ahh those comments don't bother me. as stated before they had no information about the work i do. and i dont have to elaborate at all about that as the point of it all was

that i never could have imaged the drain would be so great.

maybe i shouldn't have brought that up that i was fired. but i didn't also know the replies would be more about my work then about the phone

and also i didnt think discussing what kind of work i was doing or whatshowever was relevant.

so just to elaborate on the phone and the situation:

i was staying at my friend house who just moved in. all her stuff was still in boxes

and normally when im home i always use my phillips wake up light to wake me.

beforehand i even checked if everything was alright and it was. no running apps just widgetlocker.

and to anser Pume, no i don't have exchange or any other push notifications on.

Could it be caused by apps having the permission to prevent phone from sleeping?
[Galaxy S II General] busterdev:
it is at 5% because i had to charge it again to turn it on and to take a screenshot
[Galaxy S II General] daleski75:
Was the phone extra hot to the touch? I noticed with mine when that wifi sharing bug kicked in my phone got very hot very quick until i killed it off.
[Galaxy S II General] busterdev:
no just normal. nowhere near that one time i tried to play gunbros, which crashed and had to kill it.
[Galaxy S II General] daleski75:
Any widgets you downloaded and put onto the phone?
[Galaxy S II General] kbiz90:
It was user error, no? How long have you had the phone? You should understand the battery drain patterns before you rely on to wake you up for a job. Besides, was it the first time you've been late?

So you know, certain apps if left open with an Internet connection, will drain the **** out of your battery.
[Galaxy S II General] Archer:
Not the phone's fault you lost your job. Is there a problem with your phone? Probably something wrong with the battery.

I expect it's "computer user not terminal".
[Galaxy S II General] Idan73:
As you said you've been running late before phone unrelated. the decision to sack you has been made before and they were just waiting for an excuse. If your phone hadn't died it would have been something else pretty soon.

I also have a friend who got caught cheating and subsequently.blamed the phone I sold him as he did not press red button to hang up the call and the screen was off so his wife listened to the rest of what happened lol.

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II General] khein:
@OP

Have you already tried to factory data reset? Try to use it on stock first, without the widgets (leave the essentials, like email) If its still the same, you should ask Samsung for support now.

About the alarm, I'm not sure BUT AFAIK the phone still alarms even powered OFF, as long as the phone has enough battery power. If not, maybe you can just switch to FLIGHT mode.

Though by now, you probably don't trust the phone anymore. Just think that your still LUCKY that you only lost your job, OTHERS lost the lives because of a PHONE(drive+phone, crossing the road + phone) XD
[Galaxy S II General] busterdev:
i have animated clock widget , battery status pro, snowstorm widget and smooth calendar widget currently installed
[Galaxy S II General] mrm1:
Ah, I see, thanks for clearing that up.
[Galaxy S II General] stoney73:
Seeing as I'm south african, am I a Southerner? :eek::p
[Galaxy S II General] chr0m3:
Damn, bad luck man

The going late to work happened to me 2 and I think everyone but to get fired over this... man ur x boss is an ***hole. Update the phone with a custom rom to get rid of the bug...
[Galaxy S II General] kbiz90:
You might want to see if there is a Battery Status Ultimate. :D

What about ATK, Titanium Backup, SetCPU, Tasker, or any other number of apps that can help control battery usage?
[Galaxy S II General] Pume:
Yes sir/mam indeed you are :p

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II General] busterdev:
never thought of a factory reset because i figured i might as well root it while i'm at it. might as well give it a go now.

what do you mean with computer user not terminal?
[Galaxy S II General] stoney73:
Just how long were you running Grooveshark then before you went to sleep?
[Galaxy S II General] kbiz90:
He's saying you didn't lose your job because of the phone.