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[Android Apps and Games] alou2:
Track your plan v2.0 is now available on the Android Market : https://market.android.com/details?id=com.aloudroid.suiviforfait

1.30$ Discount price until 29th February.

Changelog :

* Works for all countries

* Possibility to add custom rules (permit to configure domestic, international and roaming calls)

* Additional minute pools

* Complete Backup/Restore (+ daily auto backup) on SD

* Alternate notification style (ICS Blue)

* Holo theme for android >= 3.0

* 5x1 Widget

* Bug fixes

* Optimizations
[Android Apps and Games] kurokirasama:
Hi,

Your app seems great, I just installed it and I'm still learning to configure it.

I'm having an issue with custom rules, I cannot delete them, but I can duplicate them.

I'm on a galaxy note N7000 under JB 4.1.2 and your last version of the app from the play store.

Best regards,
[Android Apps and Games] eric125:
Great app whit a lot of stuff
[Android Apps and Games] cm2003:
AW: [OPEN BETA] Track your plan : real time mobile plan tracking

I really like your concept and I really like the app.

I bought it and decided to refund it, even if it was looking pretty well.

2 reasons for the refund:

1. The German translation is really really really bad. It's really hard to understand what information is needed. Especially configuring the tariff plan is a pain in the ass. You really have to work on that... (if you want I could help you on that point - pm me if you are interested)

2. In my opinion the price is very high, especially for a beta with a translation which makes it nearly impossible to configure that thing.

Also there are free apps available which do the same.

What I really like about your app, is the sync feature, which also seems to be unique.

I see a lot potential, but at the current state you can't really work with the German translation.

Time for sleep now... Can't keep my eyes open anymore....

Gesendet von meinem GT-I9100 mit Tapatalk 2
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] goenieg:
Hi,

I am currently in contact with HTC after filing a complaint about the pen causing scratches on the screen.

They just mailed me that was impossible, and told me I was probably using the wrong side of the pen (.....)

I am curious if any of you experienced the same problem, I'll email them.the link to this topic so they can see it for themselves, instead of them calling me a moron :)

Thanks in advance,

Micha
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] SciFlyer:
There is another thread on the subject here

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1091426

HTC Flyer / Tapatalk
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] goenieg:
Thnks sci, I guess my forum search skills fail :)
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] Gnu4Lyfe:
I scanned all the forums before purchasing mine, there is another case awhile back where the pen chipped the screen. Tablet and pen were sent to HTC, they were able to reproduce the problem and covered it under warranty. Overnighted a new one.

Here's the link

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1145644
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] goenieg:
Thanks Gnu!
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] shokouhi:
I put the Zagg invisible shield on mine and pen still works fine. I put the full coverage on. It was like 30 bucks at zagg.com. They installed it at the corporate office here in Utah! My pen works fine and no problems with screen, best of all it stays protected!

Shokouhi
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] goenieg:
Guess I have to travel to Utah :)
[HTC EVO 3D] splink7007:
I know of the wake lock issue while charging but if I had the 3d turned off all night while charging how do I have 13hrs of uptime? Also why does it take forever to charge this dang thing? I seems the only time the charging light will turn green is an all night charge or maybe at least a 4-6 hour charge on empty battery.
[HTC EVO 3D] splink7007:
Anybody???
[HTC EVO 3D] spencer88:
I had the same issue, factory reset fixed it, I've had it more than once on more than one 3D as well.
[Defy General] nDante:
First of all, sorry about my bad english...

Well, I read in the CyanogenMod7 thread someone haven't any issues with his camera. I can't record in HD. What did I do wrong? (Besides write in english)

I can't ask there because I'm a low level user :( I read a lot, but don't write.

THX
[Defy General] gabrielgagz:
I cant get camera works well. Try some nightly build and still "choppy"

HD record never works for me (RED LENS, i think)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr.Raviteja:
Hello,

Do you remember if you tap on SGS2 head Voice Command/Voice Talk will open when I try to do it.I am unable to open it :( Why?..Can any one do it?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ithehappy:
W H A T ?

Sent from GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr.Raviteja:
If you tap on SGS2 top (Where you have 3.5 mm audio jack than place) Voice Command/Voice Talk will open (not sure which forgot)...When I 1st got mobile I have tapped there and it opened Voice Command/Voice Talk and after that I did a factory reset and using a case now when I tap it is not opening
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] arabbitte:
Don't have my own sgs2 to hand, but IIRC it's in settings - motion
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] terrorblind:
hi guys

i think you're supposed to activate in the settings under "motion/movement" (my phone is danish).. in there, there's an option called doubleclick/doubletap

thats where you activate this.. its not a default setting.. so a factory would reset this option.

-TB-
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr.Raviteja:
Thanks..in Tutorial it works fine but when I try it in home screen or in menu it wont work :(
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] esk02k:
First you have to double press home button to get to the utterly useless voice talk app, then you can slap your sgs on the head and talk into it.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr.Raviteja:
Thanks it worked :) Pressed Thanks button..

Off Topic: Nice Sig where you got it?I want 1 Thanks
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] esk02k:
no problem.

I made the sig myself. I might make you one if you pm me with what text you want and what colour. If I get time that is. No promises.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr.Raviteja:
Thanks I will PM you :)
[Xperia Play General] Yourmama:
I recently got a new Xperia Play and everything works fine, and Wifi works fine on any router except the one in my house, where the phone connects and then I get a limited connectivity sign and the pages in the browser won't load, now I thought this was something with the router so I power cycled and everything but still same thing, I tried to allow the phone's MAC address through the router settings and it didn't even attempt to connect, finally I tried changing the encryption type but still no luck. I thought it was a problem with the router because the wireless computers can't connect either but wired works just fine, so I reset the router and set up the connection again with provided PPoE details and now the wireless PCs work fine but still the same problem with the phone :( and I recently rooted so I need wifi to be able to play the preloaded games again because I have to update them :S

PLEASE someone help! :D
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] goenieg:
Juice defender

Set cpu

Auto memory killer ( also check extra settings)

Masqed crusader

Sd speed increase

Battery calibrator

Chainfire

Droidwall

Fast reboot

Juice plotter

Spare parts+ (compatibility off setting)

Lcd density (I set mine to 140)
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] aostl:
Did u try to use chainfire? Does it work?
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] Andrew C:
Don't forget Root Explorer, Titanium Backup and, Quick Boot!
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] goenieg:
Chainfire works.

Thanks for the add Andrew.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] yongck7:
I had previous asked one of the member to try to set the LCD to 240 and was reported that keyboard will not resize correctly. Do you encounter this issue? If yes, how you resolve it? Thanks.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] TemplesOfSyrinx:
Also, swap out the wpa_supplicant file under system/bin with the one you can download here.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=754961

Just open the zip, copy the wpa_supplicant file to the Flyer and reboot. Now I can wireless tether to my D1 as well as have support for all adhoc wifi networks.:D
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] koRn666:
Don't forget ad-free

Enviado desde mi Desire HD usando XDA Premium App
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] iwansuryo:
Masqed crusader make my browser always disconnected. I think this application is not compatible with flyer.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] Mr.305:
Screen filter

Very useful at night

Sent from my HTC Flyer P510e
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] dsf3g:
Do you have to be rooted to use Spare Parts?
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] krish.gh:
Dolphin browser

add one more from me..Dolphin browser :D
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] krish.gh:
Mobo Player

and one more...mobo player..
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] aostl:
Nope
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] Zanthexter:
Samba file sharing - you can map the SD card using standard Windows networking steps, even with XP. Kinda fun, browse to the DCIM folder, snap a picture, hit refresh, and open it on your computer.

Dice Player - HARDWARE based .mkv playback for $5. Some 1.5GB 720p w/ subtitles files I downloaded play perfectly without additional recoding steps.
[Android Software Development] bbbbqq:
I am using the latest market (3.0.something, i believe).

It will not stop notifying me to update applications.

I do not want to update these applications.

There is no option to disable notifications like in the old market

I can also not find market autoupdate bulk toggle in the market

I would like to disable these notifications. How would I do so ?
[Android Software Development] dkyle:
I would like to know this as well. It keeps reminding me to update facebook but I dont like the new version and refuse to update to it.
[Android Software Development] Greenie-UK:
i dont think there is a way of disabling the notification, you would just have to ignore it unfortunately !

@dkyle. whats wrong with the latest update of Facebook ? mines working fine !
[Android Software Development] p107r0:
batch toggle of Market autoupdates can be done with Titanium Backup - definitely in Pro verison, not sure about free - just go to Menu / More / Market Autoupdates
[Android Software Development] killersnowman:
You can always use tasker so you never have to see the notifications

From something awesome
[Android Software Development] crstfr:
the older one... free i guess....

menu/settings/..booom....!
[Android Software Development] dkyle:
I just don't like the looks of it compared to the one before it. It seemed to work alright on mine but I don't like the way it looks like the mobile site now.
[Android Software Development] bbbbqq:
anyone ? Can't find anything else on the internet about this.
[Android Software Development] mikshepard:
If you are running Market version 2.3.6 or under, the notifications can be disabled via Market --> Settings --> Notifications --> "Do not notify me".

I'm not sure about Market versions higher than this, as I do not want to deal with the latest market version layout. So you could roll-back or just re-sign the Facebook apk or whatever apk you don't want updated (Signapktic is a android app that would do this easy for you) and re-install it (you must uninstall the original before the resigned will install). The re-signed app won't show up in the market then.

The last option (again, tested on 2.3.6 and lower) is to manually edit the Market database file, under "/data/data/com.android.vending/databases/assets.db". All your installed apps will be listed under the "assests 10" table and you can remove them from there and push it back to your phone. The Facebook app or what app you delete from that file will not show up as installed in the Market anymore. The database will be regenerated whenever you clear the Market cache though.

Hope this helps,

-Mike

EDIT: Sorry for the redundancy, just re-read your post and saw that you are running the latest market and already looked at the settings. One of my other two options should fix the problem for ya though.
[General Topics] newbie4ever:
i might have to try this on my fassy
[General Topics] TheBiles:
Is it necessary to have one of these threads every other day?

Sent from my HTC Sensation 4G
[General Topics] Dirk:
Turn off your phone. Battery life will be awesome.

Otherwise carry spare chargers and/or batteries. Simples.
[General Topics] watt9493:
Lol. I have 3 spare batteries, girlfriend has 2. Still chew through em in a day

ADR6300
[General Topics] The Albatross:
Not really sure anything here is new information...
[General Topics] OverlordBubbles:
Cheers, I'll try a couple of these.
[General Topics] servellia:
How about putting your phone into Flight mode while at work.

I, for my part, get my mails to my desktop machine anyways and i like the fact, no one can distract me while I'm hacking in a gazzillion lines of code.

If it's important my lazy colleagues can use their legs and walk into my office.
[General Topics] lovemx93:
flight mode is as good as switching off your phone
[General Topics] kekkle:
My battery already goes down like 1% every hour when the screen is off. So it's fine to me. It's only when I'm actively using WhatsApp, Facebook and Twitter that it goes down faster.

Main killer of the battery is the screen. The screen with high backlight burns through it. While idle it hardly drains.
[General Topics] HotMykeul:
thanks for this
[General Topics] theo80:
I would get fired if I do that :eek:
[General Topics] dissolid:
I think you just made s regular phone from your smartphone
[General Topics] gettinback:
Good reminders - thanks.
[General Topics] codyellow:
cooooll thanksss
[General Topics] codyellow:
niceeeeeeeeeee
[General Topics] F1p:
Thanks for the tips, although if Google just closed maps instead of having it open all the time!

Bet that would save some battery!
[General Topics] TD2IN:
Good one to see... thanks for the post :)
[General Topics] campa08:
I´ll try this...

Thanks!
[General Topics] Irish Enigma:
I use Juice defender beta with ultimate features and i did calibrate my battery. It's 1:26 AM and through moderate to heavy usage i'm still at 41%. It still has a lot to do with your CPU speed (over/under clocked), ROM, Radio and kernel. I'm CM7 Lordmod's CFS kernel and the latest Radio from AT&T Stock (I have the Inspire the Desire HD's identical cousin.) and a RIL to match. Oh and I'm Overclocked to ~1.2 GHz using the ondemand governor.
[General Topics] tom247:
Thanx for this mate :)
[General Topics] Mmjk3:
You have got good ideas thanks a lot!!!
[General Topics] albo23:
Thanks, this actually helped!
[General Topics] :
how do u manage screen consuption?

actually screen has more than 70% of the battery usage...^^;
[General Topics] molot71:
thanks for this, man ;)
[General Topics] Xenova:
Use the brightness level that as low as possible. As long you can see the screen and comfort with it.

And scaling down your CPU frequency while doing those less demanding tasks, like readings, 2D gaming, viewing static webpages really do help a lot
[General Topics] Stylezor:
I use low screen bright, but all apps that i use are cpu intensive, so... my battery gets drained like nothing, lol.

For idle mode, an awesome cpu governor do all the trick.
[General Topics] v8bait:
Any battery saving tips are good tips
[General Topics] AzzaD:
thanks for these, appreciate it
[General Topics] deepakpatil001:
Thanks

Thanks for useful info...!
[General Topics] TheDroidURLookinFor:
This just seems far too complicated to deal with. I use a much more simple method...I have a media dock at home and at work, car charger in my car and I keep a travel charger in my bag with me. I keep it plugged in as much as possible. Yes I will agree it is the more expensive version but it doesn't make my head hurt. :p
[General Topics] barzhdu:
Charging from the USB is better because it's slower. The charge can get distributed more evenly. To my knowledge, it's the same for all batteries (even car batteries).

Also, it generally helps to charge your battery when it's not too hot. Some people even put it into the fridge for a while. (Just the battery, not your device, and put it in one of those sealable plastic pouches to protect it from moisture.)

And never leave your battery empty for too long - it will kill it almost instantly.
[General Topics] soulgfx:
Very useful tricks and advices, but i think today there are many roms that safe a lot of battery like onecosmics ics, awesome compared to 2.3.5.

Thanks anyways
[General Topics] Finner42:
Nice tips, thanks - will try them out :)
[General Topics] BlakeDC:
I'm currently having issues with Facebook continuously doing something in the background. About to murder it and rebirth it to see if that fixes its mood. Also might be that ics has sync issues with fb
[General Topics] Dja357:
Best advice for smartphone users: buy a bigger battery.

You can go online and get slightly higher capacity batteries that have the same form factor as the normal one. If you're really serious, you can buy ones which are bigger but have a far larger capacity.

I upgraded my SGS battery from 1500mAh to 3500mAh, the difference is huge. I never worry about battery consumption while using my phone and it comfortably lasts all day.
[General Topics] barzhdu:
Use FriendCaster instead. It can do more things and in my experience uses less battery. If you're rooted you can also get rid of FB and run FriendCaster from system. I've tested it and it works great.
[General Topics] adario73:
gonig to try, i hope to get better battery life
[General Topics] Cringer63:
The battery on my myTouch 4G has gone to the dumps in under a year, it is a second line and can be hooked to the wall charger for sometimes days at a time. This may have had an effect I guess.
[General Topics] fieldofdreams:
Yeah it actually works quite nice. Kinda supposed
[General Topics] AsianXL:
Thanks alot, gonna give this a shot as well. Do you have the list of compatible roms/kernels?
[General Topics] khanggle:
Thank you for the tips! Learned a few things (:
[General Topics] Anouthen:
Thanks! Helped me out a lot.
[General Topics] blicg:
Thanks, I wonder how much this will help.
[General Topics] Android-Junky:
Thanks - This will help me a lot as battery backup timing on Infuse 4g is terrible!
[General Topics] wailer247:
This is really useful information. I am particularly interested in setting the voltages for my phone. Im not really sure I have a complete grasp on how it works and what would be safe/unsafe.
[General Topics] Valde_Edius:
Thanks for the tut! I knew I could overclock my phone but would never have done so because I can't afford to replace it after it melts. I shut the idea out of my head so quickly I hadn't even considered underclocking!
[General Topics] jpculp:
But imagine how much battery life you would have if you used the tricks in combination with the 3500mAh battery ;)
[General Topics] Xenova:
Underclock really help alot if you're are hardworking enough to change the CPU frequency everything you play different games. My case: I always underclock to 513Mhz (half of my default clock) when I play Zenonia series. It nearly double my play time with the same battery. The point is to see the lowest frequency that still allow your play the game smoothly or with unnoticeable lag :D
[General Topics] Lulavc:
Great topic.
[General Topics] Z0R:
Thank you very much. Well done :D
[General Topics] fingerwizard:
Wow great info! Seems like this will be handy for some android users I know!
[General Topics] wacwac:
Very informative thanks
[General Topics] fstbck6706:
My phone drains like crazy at idle I'll give these a shot and see if it gets any better
[General Topics] kmcspecial:
Thank you for the write up, very informative.
[General Topics] samthegame:
thanks a lot for the info...m new to droid experience and m looking for such informative threads
[General Topics] androidapk.net:
Very useful for heavy usage users. I use Juice defender only and it works fine. But thanks for the great guide. Learning a thing or two here.
[General Topics] TechSavvy2:
Great writeup for the newbs.

My recommendation to save mass battery.......turn off lte, lol. Will quadruple your battery life
[General Topics] Skv012a:
So, what I gather is, pretty much idle your phones and dont use s**t unless you absolutely need to. Plus 10 apps that help get your stupid phone to actually idle properly.

Or you use something like a Nokia, that does ALL of that by default.
[General Topics] jacksonwwl:
great sharing~~~ tying it now~~
[General Topics] mhaykheltan:
thank you for the tips hope this will make my phone last longer
[General Topics] apg5031:
i tried...but now i can't make phone calls?

Any suggestions?
[General Topics] Saidinsaidar:
I only started using the forums yesterday.... and I think I've already read about a dozen of these posts.
[General Topics] AlexAran:
Thanks for sharing, I'll try steps 2 and 3.
[General Topics] Xenova:
Thanks for the support. Just to remind that those numbers do not mean sequent (steps). They are just different ways that you can choose :)
[General Topics] Spring80's:
tnx, really works
[General Topics] Timoooo:
Sorry if the question is stupid but I dont quite get #1

Do I have to set all of the available options to just 25 more each time I go down one or do i just have to set the first 5, like in the Screenshot?
[General Topics] aouni_tahech:
Thanks for the post.

Not all settings work for all. So allow me to post another way to do it, using MagicConfig

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=23081634#post23081634
[General Topics] icactive:
Try wifi@home app. it works also good, without any complicated method.
[General Topics] Xenova:
Thanks for the sharing. Will try out later

Sent from my HTC Desire HD
[General Topics] RiseFox:
You know when I got my HTC EVO 4G the stock rom would make the battery last for about 2 days without a charge but now that flashed with a different rom the battery life only seems to last about 18 hours with usage. I just upgraded the kernel and the battery life is working alot better.
[General Topics] foolishking:
Thanks this increased my battery life a really good amount
[General Topics] Xenova:
Different kernel does help alot. The "radio" and RIL also affect the battery consumption a lot. If you found your signal always low, it actually use more battery. So a radio that make the phone have better reception is really help in saving battery

Sent from my HTC Desire HD
[General Topics] hkssupra69:
anyone have a kernel recommendation for the N1?
[General Topics] naufalsamir:
nice share, i wil try it :D
[General Topics] xzaxox:
Thanks for this!
[General Topics] phatpenguintn:
Thanks this is a great list of options even for those of us using different devices and Roms
[General Topics] dougal83:
I usual turn my phone off. That saves the battery! :)

/10post
[General Topics] insane21m:
Sweet! Ill be sure to try this :D
[General Topics] jhurt10:
cheers for the tips. altho, i use airplane mode which helps a lot
[General Topics] jetaw03:
my galaxy y's battery life is very short. i will try this. thank you very much.
[General Topics] enriquettoo:
Does anyone verified if "GSM auto (PRL)" really saves battery?

Thanks.
[General Topics] j1mp492:
Nice, gotta try some of these..
[General Topics] lateral18:
yes it does ever since i came across that in one of the htc forums , one charge can go about 10+ hrs , that is playing amp player , switching between wi-fi and 4G ( i have an inspire) . the school I go to has crappy connection . texting , checking emails , playing with the GPS and pictures here and there . i think it does work. in wcdma preffered i could bearly get 7 hrs in one charge

---------- Post added at 11:34 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:32 PM ----------

do they always have to go in multiples of 25 . or can it be like

ex 810 , 930

or they have to be 800 850 875 900 and so on ?
[General Topics] egg_n_ham:
Just upgraded to ICS, i must say the battery life has tremendously improved!