yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Accessories] themissionimpossible:
I made such a homemade bumper a long ago, and it works!

Pics:

http://imgur.com/a/eVLUm
[Galaxy S II Accessories] jonamafun:
Can you post some photos of the Incipio? TIA!
[Galaxy S II Accessories] kopiko09:
Will be too bulky. The protection is maximum, but also add size as well
[Galaxy S II Accessories] koluludome:
Thank for this list :)
[Galaxy S II Accessories] orsye:
haha, that's exactly what i did with the same case after i bought 2000mAh.. kudos mate
[Galaxy S II Accessories] troffers:
You can add the Walnutt bumper case to the does fit list. Got my extended battery today and it fits like a charm.

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Aerobotix:
Thanks for the valuable information. I'm not interested in 'making sure there's a hole' though

Actually I have one clear Case-Mate, it's nice :)

Do you know of a bumper that 'doesn't fit the korean version' ?

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[Galaxy S II Accessories] Aerobotix:
Awesome, good info, big thanks for the pictures! I'll perhaps try that with the clear S-line gel case I have. Though I got 2 anker 1900mah lions instead ;/

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[Galaxy S II Accessories] jonamafun:
For anyone that has removed the rear cover to fit a case, have you noticed that sound quality for calls is a bit different?

It might be my case, but I think perhaps the speaker is vibrating through my plastic case, so it doesn't sound as clean as it should.

Anyways, I'm using an 'Extreme' clip on case (similar to the Case-mate Barely There). The case will not clip on unless you remove the rear battery cover - after which it fits perfectly. Case is available at Telstra and JB Hi-Fi for about $12 I think.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] greenpeach:
Check out ebay user AusPhone and/or search for "Black TPU S Curved Gel Case Cover for Samsung i9100 Galaxy S2" - SOrry, I'm not allowed to post links as I'm a newbie!

At first I hated the partial gloss around the edges and back but I'm slowly liking it and it fits like a glove even with the 2000mah battery cover on!
[Galaxy S II Accessories] ultran00b:
The SGP Neo EX fits (as expected) and the Akiba Metal Slider from Taiwan also fits the extended battery. The cover is also removable with the slider case on.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] jonamafun:
Has anyone tried the SGP Silke with the 2000mah battery?
[Galaxy S II Accessories] ultran00b:
Almost forgot that I had an Ultra Silke too. It fits. (Better than without the extended battery too I must say!)

On that note, most silicone or even some TPU cases like the generic S-line cases will also fit. There is some give in the material, and the extended battery is not that much thicker than the original.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Aerobotix:
So sgp Neo it is...how much is it?

Care to provide some pics of the top?

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[Galaxy S II Accessories] ultran00b:
I got it for about $25 CAD locally from user lexi250. He also ships out overseas.

Here they are. Ignore my need to prop up the phone, easier to take a photo of/show dimensions.

SGP NEO HYBRID EX

SGP ULTRA SILKE

GENERIC S-LINE CASE
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Popiq:
Are there some photos with using 2000mAh battery with Case mate tough (or how to modify the case, so the phone will fit into)
[Galaxy S II Accessories] rouvax:
Why i cant find any of this case? why nobody sell it. :(

[EF-C1A2B*EC] Samsung Galaxy S2 Flip Cover (Rear side cut out around battery cover, perfect fit)
[Galaxy S II Accessories] jonamafun:
Thanks for the pics! I might pick up the Ultra Silke...

Although today I received this TPU case from eBay. For $4, it's an excellent for the 2000mah battery and whilst I'm not a fan of the glossy front, I can get used to it.

For any Aussies out there, the seller is in Sydney so bonus local shipping times.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] -ph-:
I can't take photos, because my only camera is from SGS2.

But u can find plenty of them on internet.

I'm really happy with this case. 2 falls from 1,5m and not even a scratch!

The best case for me :)
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Not Human:
I'd also like to see this too, if someone can do it.

Another question- Has anyone who has put a case on (like the otter or tough case) without the back cover had any issues with excessive dust/lint getting into the phone? My Tough Case fits great without the back cover on, but I'm afraid of things getting dirty in there.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] watchpocket:
And I have been looking for that thread and have not found it.

I have the Mugen 3200 extended battery. I very much like it, and I actually prefer the extra thickness of the phone and the feel of the slight extra weight.

But where does one find a case to fit this thing?

I've been looking, and so far drawing blanks. Mugen had the foresight to make a very nice back cover that resembles that of the orignial SGS2 cover, but that foresight fell short of making a good case for the bigger phone. If they had made such a case, they could sell one with every battery.

Any and all suggestions of where to get the case for the Mugen-enlarged SGS2 are greatly appreciated.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] b631nz:
agreed

agreed. i've got this case and its impressive. snug fit with good protection. if i see a pic of a the new 2000 mAh battery fitted with the case mate tough i'll get one. it shouldnt be too hard to shave some of the rubber off the inside of the case...?
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Tofeemint:
Are you sure sir? Im about to purchase SGS2 and the 2000mah battery only thing left is a case to protect it, is it a perfect fit? im choosing between neo hybrid ex and incipio ngp cover.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] -ph-:
Like i said. My choice goes to incipio.

I have both cases and for me incipio is far better and is a better protection to the SGS2. Buy it, u wont regret it ;-)
[Galaxy S II Accessories] AleRock94:
Anyone knows if the 2000mAh Kit fits well with the Case-Mate Gelli Case?

Here it is:

http://www.fones.com/product-images/case-mate-gelli-case-grey-samsung-galaxy-s2-8280-d.jpg

Thanks.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] jonamafun:
I think any TPU/rubber/gel case should work with the 2000mAh kit purely because they are flexible in nature. There's only a 1mm difference in backcover height.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] jonamafun:
Thought I'd post up some pics of my 2 cases so far.

First is this black TPU case from eBay. Made an offer for $4 AUD delivered, and received it in 2 days from Sydney. Win. It fits the 2000mAh kit very well with only the slightest gap below the camera. I stuck a bit of double-sided tape inside and it's done the trick nicely.

The back of the case is a nice smooth matte texture in black. The front is raised above the screen and is a glossy black finish. Initially I didn't like gloss, but now it I think it blends nicely with the gorgeous SGS2 screen.

The second case was also purchased from eBay, and is a combination TPU and hard plastic case with a built-in stand, much like the Casemate Pop case. This was even cheaper at $2.59, but took about a week longer to arrive as it came from China.

For all intents and purposes, this case is very similar to the first case with the smooth matte black backing, and gloss black front. But this case has a transparent clear plastic component which includes a built-in stand. I've seen the Casemate Pop in person and I much prefer this subtle look over the Casemate's shiny plastic.

The kickstand works well, but only works in landscape mode. Unlike the Casemate, it won't work in portrait mode.

The case can also accommodate the 2000mAh battery kit, but the sides of the case have to stretch ever so slightly due to the hard plastic of the kickstand, and this means that the front sides of the case do not sit completely flush with the screen. A little of the SGS2 metal skin is exposed as a result. Check the pictures to see what I mean. Without the 2000mAh battery, it's a perfect fit.

For $2.59, I can live with the slight stretching. I'm hoping that the case give a little after some use, but it's no big deal.

For daily use I'll probably use the first case, and when travelling I'll use the kickstand case so that i can watch videos in comfort =)
[Galaxy S II Accessories] FireMAN999:
[EF-C1A2B*EC] Samsung Galaxy S2 Flip Cover (Rear side cut out around battery cover, perfect fit)

This case is now in stock at http://www.mobilefun.co.uk/genuine-...amsung-31187&gclid=CLLSufTqga0CFUhrfAod_iuQTA

Bit pricey though.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] rouvax:
https://www.computeruniverse.net/pr...g-ef-c1a2b-flip-cover-schwarz.asp?sr=EF-C1A2B

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Samsung-Flip-Case-Galaxy-II/dp/B005G3GCOO/ref=pd_sim_sbs_ce_5

this is much cheaper
[Galaxy S II Accessories] wooki:
Are they really compatible with the 2000mAh Battery? Don't think so!

But maybe someone could confirm it?
[Galaxy S II Accessories] rouvax:
why it is not? It's kinda bumper case, i ordered one from computeruniverse.

I give pictures when it comes.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] wooki:
Its already listed on first page as compatible, but i want to be 100% sure! Please post some pics asap :-)

(My last Flip Cover didn't fit with the 2000mAh Battery, but it had no brand as it was bought in retail)
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Daemos:
I have some cheap TPU case off ebay, it has some good sidegrips and sort of an S pattern in the back.

It fits well, just slightly buldges in the back, but awesome for a $5 case (including shipping)
[Galaxy S II Accessories] -ph-:
Incipio case fits perfectly too.

Can you add it to the list?
[Galaxy S II Accessories] rouvax:
That flip case you bought, was it a bumper styla ?
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Olexijl:
Hello,

Someone knows if SGP Samsung Galaxy S2 Case Ultra Capsule Series fits?

wanted to buy but if not fit - then makes no sense.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] aeron16:
Hey! Just to share...

1) Confirmed Aeonaz Polar Bear Case works perfectly with no extra bulk once you file away the protuding lines on the Polar Bear's battery cover :) took me just 10mins to do so!

2) The ID Credit Card Hard Back Case I bought from HK via ebay mentioned in the other thread fits with the 2000mah batt in place, although you will need to use the case without any battery cover :)
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Declan79:
im using this bumper with 3500Mah, it looks event better
[Galaxy S II Accessories] marcogtt:
Awesome ! can u please tell me the exact bumper brand and model and which battery is that?

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Declan79:
Its amigo case made from tpu case more strong and flexible than reguler case jelly its bumper case using with 3500mah battery 3.7volt doubler oem 1650mah battery

send from my premium XDA GT-P1000 2.3.3|DXJPE
[Galaxy S II Accessories] vinceyeung:
i can confirm this TPU case is perfectly fit for the extended battery! :)http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B005LXEFKC

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but this stand case cant (cant clip at all) :(

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/330656311957#ht_3203wt_1304

I want a decent and good-looking stand case :(
[Galaxy S II Accessories] bob dylan:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=280789558702

this one works fine, cant argue with £1.95! i bought it for the standrad battery but it was a bit too loose, now with the extended battery it is a perfect fit.

:-)
[Galaxy S II Accessories] freshj1ve:
Sorry if this has been mentioned already but does anyone know if this case will fit: Proporta Mizu Shell in Charcoal

Cheers!
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Nexu$:
Case mate tough...

I seee it listed as compatible, have 2 questions:

1 is it rubber on the outside? I hate silicone cases that do not slide easy in the jeans pocket...

2 do i need to cut out something of the inner sleeve so it fits?

Thank you for helping pick a case for the 2000mAh battery pack :D
[Galaxy S II Accessories] dalamchops:
Sweet Armor gs2
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dan281082:
hi guys maybe a stupid question, but at the moment im trying teppics stock gingerbread rom with data2whatever, is there away of gettin all of this together into a zip file to create a rom with it all in,so there would be no need to install data2whatever after the install of rom.

i spose what im asking is can i take off my phone the settings into a zip file?

this probably makes no sense and my grammar is bad!! appologies!!
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danarama:
IMHO data2sd is the best solution over data2w or data2ext. It was the first and is the most advanced. Perhaps look into the starburst roms by Droidzone as these are designed to work with data2sd.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dan281082:
rootsu do u no if i can flash droidzones data2sd that he uses in his roms on any rom?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MatDrOiD:
Although I am not rootSU, I feel to answer: I am pretty sure you cannot do this. But why don't you ask droidzone himself?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dan281082:
thanks for your help mattdroid. i shall be fowarding question to him aswell. i have just ran it on teppics stock gingerbread works seems bit laggy tho.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danarama:
The data2sd droidzone uses is sibere's.

They kind of work together on these things (although to what extent I am unsure).

I used it on Gingervillain and Defrost, although its better on sense IMHO.

Sibere's thread is here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=852219
[HTC Sensation] cevacu2005:
Hello everyone.I curently have a HTC Desire.Great phone, i'm very pleased with it, but i do have something that i don't like about it and that is the low internal memory(i tried data2sd a couple of weeks until my memory card died, don't know how that happened:confused:).Anyway i would like to upgrade to HTC Sensation.So before upgrading i would like to hear something from other people who have the Sensation, are you pleased with it, any week points i should know about, does it reach your expectations, and probably the most important if any of you had the Desire before how do they compare?Because new is not always better.Any info is welcome:D
[HTC Sensation] dr.m0x:
I had the desire and this is much nicer. Better screen, multi touch, more internal memory, faster, smoother.

The only thing I miss is the optical trackball but the pros definitely outweigh the cons.

Sent from my Sensation using Cyanogenmod.
[HTC Sensation] triStateMindgate:
Go for it, I never owned a desire but customers come in with it from time to time and the sensation blows it away for sure. Essentially every aspect of the device is upgraded with the sensation. There's a thread here comparing the sensation and sII lots of sensation users opinions.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1246464

The sII for tmous is launching next month which ill be getting maybe you want to preserve that upgrade and buy my sensation lol. J/k .
[HTC Sensation] orb3000:
Go for it! great device ;)
[HTC Sensation] cevacu2005:
i don't really use the optical trackball that much so i won't miss that.thank for the info;)
[HTC Sensation] cevacu2005:
thanks for all your replies.i decided to go for it
[HTC Sensation] pete777:
As a previous Desire owner I have mixed feelings about Sensation. Its definitely faster, screen size is superb but screen itself is low quality, very visible ghosting when rolling white text on black background, low viewing angles. Also build quality is not very good for highend phone. Got a lot of squeeks when pressing display slightly..If you are lucky and you got device without these issues you will be satisfied. Htc quality control is terrible..waiting for Nexus Prime:)
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] Invicta:
The question is simple, the higer the freq. the more battery consumption? i am asking because i cannot see any difference from 1.4GHZ to 1.0GHZ, the battery consumption is the same under oxygen and francos kernels. i would be grateful if the experts would give us some advise or their opionion. I know it is subjective but i would like a second opinion.

Thanks alot guys :D
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] Blefish:
If you look with any cpu spy app, you cab see on what clock the processor is used. I mainly have it the lowest and sometimes higher. When you change the max, it should still automatically choose what clock is used, so battery should last as much as before, if not used in high clock.
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] sanpsa:
Probably not much difference, when you overclock, think the cpu voltage remains the same as it is on 800mhz... And the highest cpu freq is rarely even at use...
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] cirnocirno:
Well, thanks to most devoted users of U8800, we have somewhat better speed+battery life than stock also. To answer your question, yes depending on your activity the frequency have some impact, but overall shouldn't be huge in change, for example from .800 to 1.0GHz will not affect so much in daily use. However from .800 to 1.5GHz would make a somewhat huge gap difference. This doesn't mean it will drain faster if you do same activity as with .800 to 1.0GHz, for example check the watch, answer sms or few "entertainment" breaks. Only when using the phone over a longer period of time that's when you will notice the change of battery life with different frequency. Hope it clears up most hums and huhs for you. I am pretty sure some expert within this field will give a better explanation than me.

Bye~
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] Tommixoft:
higher freqs uses more energy, but lower uses less energy but do things slower (so energy consumption is longer). ALSO imo - if you set cpu to 1Ghz the lowest value so it always is 1ghz - it will not consume the same amount of energy if it's in idle mode - it's like your laptop - if cpu is working only in 4-7% of it's power - then the power consumption is lower no matter what freq - how do we know that? - because of heat - the more heat you get - the more energy was used. and when cpu is idle - it will not be hot.

So the answer is - if it saves then in VERY minimal amounts. But even so - i use min freq - 360mhz. :D it's good for me i do not get any lag so i use it.
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] ValenteL:
I use the "Root System Tool Free", option CPU and I see the graphics of all clocks.

For ex. now at 245 mhz ->46%, at 368 ->10%, at 768 mhz ->18% .... and at 1612 mhz -> 1,8%, at 1804 mhz ->4,9%. Not very mutch use at 1804.

Oxygen-test-140911 + Franco.Kernel1709#1. Clock at 1804 Mhz by Menu-settings-cpu ... and smartassV2 (no profils).

The battery, I charge it all 24 hours. But I like my work... and testing things. When then will dead...I see...
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] Tommixoft:
cpu spy is more pretty, anyway all those apps just reads text file of cpu stat and that's it :)
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] ValenteL:
Thanks

But I like more the Root System Tool, because has also a Linux Console. I use it when I want make some cmd's Linux in #. I don't like the Terminal Emulator.
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] t_d_z:
Well, there is a "catch" somewhere in there. The frequency does indeed affects the power consumption of the CPU and greatly at that too! But the thing is, your CPU is not the worst enemy of your battery life. Even though CPU consumes more power in higher frequencies, it still can not compete with what your screen LEDs or your GSM module or your GPS chip consumes leisurely. So, if you're looking at the overall picture -meaning if you're wondering if it will affect how long you'll be able to use your battery in your phone- the answer is, "yes but not so much". Especially if you're switching the CPU frequency based on the demand (like using smartass or on-demand governors)

Here are the thing that sucks your batteries life juice like a vampire :

Your Screen (especially background LEDs)

GSM module (talking, using GPRS/Edge/3G network communication)

GPS chip

Wireless module (this also includes Bluetooth, even though it does not consume as much as Wireless network access but everything is relative -think about playing music through A2DP headphones compared to having your wireless network active but not using it much-)

(oh yes, I love to use lots of parenthesis -and even this hyphenation thingy- )

Correct me if I'm wrong about anything by the way ..

Regards ..
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] dzo:
I did some experiments with a msm8250 a while back and there's a graph here:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=14324649&postcount=3786

msm7x30 should be fairly similar though the graph is probably shallower since it's a smaller process size.

The CPU uses no power when it's not in use, even with the display on, the CPU is powered down completely when idle (power collapse).
[Desire Themes and Apps] triplef90:
Hi everyone,

Do you know if there is any quick launch widget, like the Bliss Rom, for other roms like RCMix 2.0?

Thanks
[Desire Themes and Apps] naytci:
if you can; take out rosie.apk from 3.5 sense and install via adb to your HTC..

I did on my sense 3.0 rom (HTC Desire S) so it is work fine

sorry about my english
[Desire Themes and Apps] triplef90:
I've tried that but the homescreen disappeared and it turned black. I installed the files below ...

However, it insists in not working.
[Desire Themes and Apps] bernyfur:
It work fine only bliss 3.5
[Desire Themes and Apps] triplef90:
:/

I've read in some posts in other ROMs that this is possible.

I think i'm close. I've already installed the widget, and i can select and preview it, but when i put it in my screen there is a forceclose :/

But I don't know, maybe it's not possible. However, I thought that would be possible to port it to other ROMs :/
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] doh_tee:
I'm currently running an Evo 4G, on Synergy RLS1, and have a fairly uncommon request. I'd like to know (if possible) what needs done to create an auto-script that performs these operations (in order):

1. After phone is fully booted and ready for use, the script will copy (copy is important, not move, but copy!!) a file from Folder A (On SD card).

2. It will take the (bootaudio) file from Folder B (same file EVERY TIME!) and delete it.

3. It will rename the file from Folder A and paste it to Folder B.

4. When phone is shut off, and turned back on (or restarted), the script must run again, with the next file in line in Folder A. (Folder A will contain anywhere from 4-20 files)

5. Simply repeats these steps.

The process involves boot sounds, so the script would obviously need to be after the bootscreen. Any help would be GREAT, as I'm learning these things, and am very interested in this process.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pinkster:
Hi, i got my B50 dock set to RMA some time ago for the draining problem and got i back fixed. Now when tablet is off and docked the draining is nonexistent.

The problem now is that i find a big difference in battery life when i leave my tablet with wifi off and sleeping with and without the dock.

If i leave it without the dock and with wifi off battery can last for 3 days or more. But if i dock it in the same conditions the battery wont last that much. Why is that? I have battery saving mode enabled.

Here is the battery widget showing the differences with and without the dock.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RAMBO29:
Any rogue APPS?

Did you make this overlay graph manually or from any SW?
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pinkster:
apps shouldnt have anything to do because that doesnt change when it's docked or not.. so shouldnt be a factor.

The graph is a screenshot from battery widget, nothing edited except for the text.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pinkster:
One thing i just found out, when the tablet is by itself and it goes to sleep the wifi turns off, just like i have it configured. But when it's docked and i close it the wifi stays on. Why is this? anyone else have this happening?

I'm using prime1.9 + clemsy 18
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SteamTrout:
I have the same issue (WiFi is always on when docked) and my dock battery drains on standby during the night completely. WiFi is set to turn off when screen is off.