yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ken-Shi_Kun:
That battery is a huge hoax and has been posted long ago.

For the first... The batterys looks original but i can doubt that they are really. The chinese batterys are good. Some even better then japanese or european batterys, but there is low end.

I think these are aftermarket non-genuine but could be good batterys, maybe worth the price maybe not... it's your choice.
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Alex4utm:
dude that is a battery charger.. not a battery
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ken-Shi_Kun:
Man... look a tad lover at the description 3 X battery plus charger.
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jaantrag:
been using thows batteries for 4 months now .. my original x8 battery died after 3 months of usage .. sofar the cheap ones arent that bad .. and the charger helps when u need your phone and also need to charge the other batteryes .. but dont use it too often .. my friend got same type of chargher for hes nokia and he killed one battery allready with it ..
[HTC Sensation] rwleigh:
Hi There,

I have a rooted Sensation and have bean happily running Android Revolution HD for a while now but I’ve just noticed that LeeDroiD is available for the Sensation.

As a fan of LeeDroiD in the past and I still have it on my Desire I wouldn’t mind giving it a go but i just have one question.

Does this version need a partition on the SD card like the Desire version did or not? There doesn't seem to be any mention of it on the developers page.

Cheers,

Richard.
[HTC Sensation] nickyg008:
I've never partitioned anything on my sensation so far and have used many different roms . Best thing I say is to use the super wipe beforehand to get rid of all traces of previous rom so that no conflicts occur.

Good luck with your sensation :-D
[HTC Sensation] nrvnqsrxk:
No, it's just a straight up flash I believe. I would wait a couple of revisions before fully recommending it, however. If stable is what you're after, you might want to try Sensational 3.3.0.

Sent from my HTC Sensation
[HTC Sensation] rwleigh:
Thanks for your replies guys, I do like revolution but i am still getting ocasional lock ups and reboots. I might wait a while though for a bit more development of the new LeeDroiD ROM.

I will take a look at Sensational 3.3.0.

Cheers...
[HTC Sensation] big_smurf:
I've just switched to Leedroid from Android Rev HD and so far so good. I have not experienced any of the bugs reported in the thread (touch wood). Before i flashed the Leedroid v4 all i did was a superwipe.
[HTC Sensation] rwleigh:
Liking LeeDrOiD.

Me too, after using Android Revolution HD from 3.5.2 through to 3.6.5 I’ve now switched to LeeDrOiD 4.0.0.

As fast and smooth as ARHD was it still kept locking my phone occasionally and requiring a battery pull. That gets really boring after a while, so far so good for LD though.

I just wiped and flashed with no problem at all, after a backup of course...
[HTC Sensation] rwleigh:
Bluetooth...

Has anyone else noticed a problem with this ROM when playing your music through the car's bluetooth?

This has always worked fine before but since i put LD on it doesn't seem to work.

It connects to the car and says it's playing on the phone but no sound comes out...
[HTC Sensation] gamikzone:
the only time my phone freezes on ARHD 4.1.6 is when im running the camera and my screen turns off i gotta pull the battery, but despite that i prefer it over the early version of LeeDroid, dont get me wrong i love his roms but im just waiting for further development
[HTC Sensation] rwleigh:
Have you tried LD 4.0.0?

I find it incredibly stable and the battery life is nothing short of amazing...
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tellone:
Hi, I 'm searching an easy ubuntu android sdk install guide: do you know a simple step by step guide?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dannycalgary:
This is the guide I followed.

onthefencedevelopment.com/?p=455
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] frutelaken:
It's fully explained in the guide in the General Section here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=883032

Greetz
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] StNickZA:
Hi all,

Just picked up my new Galaxy Note today and I am very impressed. It's HUGE, but I don't see it being a problem for me. It is certainly not for everyone though!

I am coming from the Samsung Galaxy S which has served me very well and I still consider to be a great phone. My Capdase Soft Jacket has protected that phone for a year, and it has remained in pristine condition.

What do you guys recommend as a good case for the Note? I am open to both the leather "flipbook" style, or a case that covers the whole device.

Thanks, and looking forward to many chats here in the forums about our devices!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] DMax99:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1338154
[LG Optimus 2x] muneebrocks:
main reason i want to trade is because of the dual core feature

do you think its worth it?
[LG Optimus 2x] Great_Day:
It depends on your own taste. Here is a comparing between them: esato.com/phones/compare.php?phone=768&cp=733

You will lose HTC Sense, you will lose HSPDA+ and the Voicedialing. But you will get a dualcore. Maybe we get an ICS update:

It also depends on what the offer is. If you won't get much back from the inspire, than it won't be a very good deal. But if you get (almost) enought to buy one, than I would go for it. BUT this is all my opinion!
[LG Optimus 2x] muneebrocks:
Thank you for your reply I live in a country where we only have 2g so no loss on that side also htc sense would be a great loss but i plan on using many replicating widgets to replace that loss to some extend also the deal would be a trade no cash involved
[LG Optimus 2x] Great_Day:
If you would get it trade (without having to add money) than I would go for it, personally. There are also some people who are trying to get sense to Galaxy S, so maybe it will be also there for LG O2X. It absolutely won't be impossible! But ofcourse it is your decision...
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] okieffer:
Anyone experiencing this problem?

I can get the connectivity back by resetting to default the APNs, but it takes a while.

Thanks
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ajd6c8:
YES. Bump.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ajd6c8:
I should clarify that going in/out of wifi isn't necessarily the problem for me. I think it's actually going in/out of roaming. In any event, my Nexus S requires a Restart to get it working again when this problem happens.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] milro1970:
A few days back I complete a full charge of my galaxy and I went to bed. In the morning I checked my phone to see if I had new messages and to my surprise, over night, my battery had lost only 4 percent of its charge for a total of 7 hours and a half after I unplugged it. This is the first time I see such little battery usage overnight since I've upgraded to gingerbread. At first I thought it was something random because I haven't installed, uninstalled or changed, in general,anything. But after awhile I remembered that in fact I had change something. The change I have made was not on the phone. I've removed the duplicates using the new web interface of gmail and then let the changes synced-downloaded to my phone. I Have automatic sync, radio data and wifi always on and also I have an exchange account configured and i'm using viber and facebook messenger app (all these apps are configured to use push functionality).
[Galaxy S I9000 General] defenderko:
That is better than having a breakfast in bed! wish I had such a.morning surprise!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] JazonX:
Happens on mine too, But not too often. Sometimes.

BUMP!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] sofien31:
Happens on mine too
[Galaxy S I9000 General] samiulislam16:
mine
[Galaxy S I9000 General] $omator:
well such night-drain is normal - and should be even less visible

as for stupid pics

​
[Galaxy S I9000 General] upichie:
Notice how when your screen is off, your phone is still awake? That means it's not idling at a low CPU frequency, but instead performing battery-draining tasks—essentially, something is keeping it awake. Something is causing 'wakelocks'. That should give you enough to google for a solution.

Fix that and you'll see a dramatic improvement in battery life, like easily doubling that.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] $omator:
have you noticed the uptime maybe???

have you noticed the wake time has no inpact on usage ???

anyways you want to improve 7 DAYS 13 HOURS DRAMATICLY

are you sure you know what youre talking about =)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] upichie:
Jesus, I thought that said 7h. 7 days? I'm inclined to believe that's photoshopped. I seriously doubt an i9000 can acheive 7 days while the phone is awake for over 50% of the that time. I can't see it—at all.

The majority of users with appreciable battery life achieve 1% an hour loss with the screen off, phone sleeping. That would bring you to 4 days with zero usage, and certainly not much (if any) awake time. If you were to assume 50+% awake time, you are not going to hit 4 days—let alone 7.

Tell me your secret, otherwise I ain't buying.

EDIT: Well, the 'awake' and 'screen on' sections seem to align properly with the graph. Hmm... so what's the secret? A 5000mAh battery? :p
[Galaxy S I9000 General] $omator:
that 'wake' indication does not mean that phone aint in deep sleep (under 100Mhz state)

probably indicates that some tasks are running in the background not waking up the phone

i do not use percents when i talk about juice used by phone

look for mA in battery monitor widget and i see 2-5 mA every minute

look that screen is off for few days straight, probably all time on 3g with any sync deactivated

wifi the biggest drainer also off, same must be with bt,gps and rotation

phone was probably used for few phonecalls and smses with cpu downscalled to 100Mhz locked

this ways you can easy go for days
[Galaxy S I9000 General] upichie:
I thought the entire purpose of the awake thing was, you know, to have a purpose. So when the battery history section shows the phone as being awake, it doesn't necessarily mean it's awake? Great. That simplifies things.

I can't lock my phone on 100mhz, it instantly freezes. If I could, I suppose I could see the 7 day mark. Either way, I'm shocked that the awake thing reads about 50%. From owning this device, I definitely thought it only showed awake when it was awake. I have never, ever seen otherwise on my device. For example, my phone is set to enable 3G/Wifi and check emails every 15 minutes while the screen is off. On my battery screen this morning, it showed my phone waking up every 15 minutes for the entire night—and it never showed it waking up at any other time.

But what do I know, I use % to talk about battery. :rolleyes::p
[Galaxy S I9000 General] $omator:
i realy do not know what does that "wake" mean ;) what state is that describing

i am on stock kernel, with no-frills cpu i can change the mhz to whatever value i like. for example i use 3g with phone locked on 100Mhz and i can listen an aac stream for a whole day (still 3g means no incomming calls when i use it), changing to umts means more battery usage but i can recive calls :)

with 100Mhz phone is very laggy, with 200Mhz gives a bit lag and much less battery is used - and if incomming call i can take it wo problem

lecing umts and 1Ghz would mean few hours drainage, with 3g and 100Mhz i can listen to stream for hours :)

if you would look more on mA mV mAh data you would understand why those % means nothing. especialy that sometimes bat stats gets messud up completley, with a result of like 50% drop after reboot so after that % goes up untill proper level

as for sync, i got autosync with data connection always on still i can get few % during night
[Galaxy S I9000 General] upichie:
I'm impressed! I've set my clock to 400 Mhz before, and the phone was surpsingly usable (little lag here and there), but 100 and 200? That's remarkable. Anytime I set my max cpu frequency to 100 Mhz the phone instantly freezes; if it doesn't, it will when I shut the screen off.

Do you actually use your phone at these clock speeds? You said you can stream music for hours. Do you? That is truly impressive. I'll have to try this. :)

And yes, I know a decent amount about batteries. When I got my first Android phone I was obsessed with improving my battery life. I just feel that percentages are easier to understand for people, so I use them more often. Clearly I have a thing or two to learn from you though, haha.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] $omator:
at 100Mhz phone can vlearly perform one task =)

i was suprised that the aac stream was playing but it was :)

surley thats not freq for everyday use ;]
[Galaxy S I9000 General] upichie:
Certainly, haha. That's impressive. I'll have to remember to underclock my device when playing music for hours. That would probably help the battery quite a bit. Thanks for the ideas!

EDIT: 800 thanks, congrats! ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] milro1970:
Ok. Have a nice day all. Some of the things I read here doesn't make sense. For example: underclocking the phone as low as 100 mhz, a single task, which in fact uses the cpu and not some other hardware component, will take x10 the time to complete using 100 percent of the cpu. The power usage will sky rocket because the reduction of the operational voltage of the cpu while underclocking it is not even 30 percent of the voltage on 1 Ghz.

The reason I created this topic is to find out if someone had observed such a behavior and, if possible, to help folks with power usage problems. Because they've passed a few days since, I can tell you from the battery usage graph that my phone while idling it wakes up less frequently and I can see these periods lasts not so much time as before... I believe this improvement in power usage is relevant to the way google related services wake up the phone following the automatic sync 'schedule' in order to sync the phone with the google web
[Galaxy S I9000 General] tiwag:
you are wrong

power consumption (P) of any processor

is proportional (factor K) to voltage squared (u^2)

multiplied by clock frequency (f)

so: P = K * u^2 * f

for example:

1GHz: u = 1250mV

100MHz: u = 900mV == 1250mV * 0.72

100MHz : f=10^8 ; P_100M = K * (u*0.72)^2 * 10^8

P= K*u^2*0.518*10^8

1GHz: f = 10^9; P_1G= = K * (u)^2 * 10^9

P= K*u^2*10^9

task duration with 100MHz clock is 10 times longer than with 1GHz clock

and Energy (Work W) = Power * time

W_100M = P_100M * t * 10 = t*K*u^2* 0.518*10^9

W_1G = P_1G * t = t*K*u^2* 1*10^9

what do you see ?

energy reduction W_100M / W_1G = 0.518

it's almost half the energy than using 1GHz when reducing voltage by 28%

brgds, tiwag
[Galaxy S I9000 General] milro1970:
You are absolutely right. I have not done my homework. Thanks for giving me the chance to actually learn something
[Windows Phone 7 General] FiyaFleye:
http://www.wpcentral.com/adobe-quit-development-mobile-flash-player-browsers

They praise it and claim it's the future and all mobile devices depend on it.
[Windows Phone 7 General] dkp1977:
I may be wrong in this case, but as far as I remember they didn't claim it's the future. All they said was that still loads of websites use Flash and it's not gonna replaced with HTML5 any time soon.

Personally I don't give a damn about Flash support in mobile browsers. I barely use the browser anyways.
[Windows Phone 7 General] FiyaFleye:
In all my time with Android, and I have a lot of time, I still actively flash my HD2, my girlfriend's MyTouch, and play with a variety of Androids just to know what I'm having an opinion about, I've only used Flash maybe twice. I mean, my biggest need for it was YouTube, but there are dedicated players, addons, and now HTML5 support... This hopefully will allow Adobe to use its resources on more important mobile aspects, such as our official reader which needs work.
[Windows Phone 7 General] dkp1977:
It's not all about YouTube or other video streaming sites. There are several sites that offer services that utilize flash on their site, rendering them useless when your browser doesn't support flash. But like I said, I wouldn't care to browse these sites on a mobile device anyways. But it's not up to me alone. ;)
[Windows Phone 7 General] FiyaFleye:
But that's my point, my only need on the phone was for streaming, as any site worth any mobile browsing has a mobile version. What bothers me the most about these people who say they -MUST- browse these flash heavy sites is that they're the same people constantly using mobile bandwith as an excuse against things like the cloud. So, you can't transfer a 19kb .doc file, but you can browse extremely large flash sites? But I'm like you, I have no interest in most full sites on my phone anyway.
[Windows Phone 7 General] doministry:
Whatever will be chosen in the future for devices, it's fine with users.

Until devices simply support these features.

So until Flash is not effectively dead in every website etc., it should be supported. And will be, on some platforms.

I know that many users here use the browser mainly for posting on forums,

but some other use it actually for something.

But discussing with idiocy is completely pointless.
[Windows Phone 7 General] dkp1977:
I think users should be given a choice. If Microsoft doesn't want to support flash with their IE9, it's okay. But they should give companies like Opera or whatsoever the opportunity to develope their own native browser which may then support flash.

I for one mainly use the browser for searching purposes. I have dedicated apps for most other things I do on my smartphone. These apps offer exactly what I need and expect and do their job better than a website could do on such a small display. But that's me. Each to his own.
[Windows Phone 7 General] ohgood:
In other news, Silverlight is dominating the competi.....sorry that's just as silly I suppose ?
[Windows Phone 7 General] vetvito:
Hello, Adobe Air.
[Windows Phone 7 General] doministry:
And HTML 5
[Windows Phone 7 General] vetvito:
I would thank you, but I either can't find it or Board Express doesn't support it.

Thanks though

Sent from my HD7 using Board Express
[Windows Phone 7 General] roycio:
Sorry for the question, but how can we watch live events like livestream.com or justin.tv, rojadirecta.es, etc.?
[Windows Phone 7 General] morpheus1982:
How come every other post you send refers to Board Express?

---------- Post added at 03:42 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:39 PM ----------

My wifes old photography website was purely flashed based (built using WIX)and found it embarrasssing when prospective customers couldnt view on their Apple iDevices for example. She was forced to use a pure HTML website instead (WordPress).
[Windows Phone 7 General] FiyaFleye:
Not a personal attack, facts about his arguments in every thread. HTML5 is the topic here, not Silverlight.

Sent from my HD7 using Board Express
[Windows Phone 7 General] vetvito:
I use it sometimes. The browser is faster though,which is odd. So I may just stick with the browser.

Sent from my HD7 using Board Express
[Windows Phone 7 General] roycio:
[/COLOR]

No way to do it until all the internet will revert to HTML 5.

So, I won't be able to watch my daughter volleyball games streamed live on livestream.com anytime soon in my HD7 or live soccer games @ rojadirecta.es

Too bad.
[Windows Phone 7 General] lumpaywk:
you could petition livestream to port there iphone app iphone has no flash yet it has an app so happy days for them. Flash would kill your phone unless your on a power cord and then you probhave a laptop with a screen that has an apropriate size to watch it without flacking out like flash does on android.
[Windows Phone 7 General] doministry:
Yep, identical case as my independent theatre's homepage.
[Windows Phone 7 General] wacky.banana:
All,

Just acted on an RP received by the moderating team. Could we all make the effort to o be civil to each other and keep the thread on track.

Appreciate your cooperation here.

Many thanks

WB (XDA Moderating Team)
[Desire Themes and Apps] rophaq:
hi all, can someone port this bootanimation from the desireHD to make it work on our desires, looks awesome :http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1239815
[Desire Themes and Apps] sp1ke11:
Dont see any problem to flash animations from that thread. Anyway, try to download this http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1232454/bootanimation.zip and use the Root Explorer method (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1096068).
[Desire Themes and Apps] rophaq:
thanks for uploading that zip file, it worked then halfway through the end it started flickering, still good though. cheers
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Slagers:
Can some1 explain how i change my system partition size in 200 mb and cache in 8 en 6 boot partitions??

I cant figure it out.. need help. because it stays stuck in bootscreen.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Marvlesz:
Here : http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=19191916&postcount=11

Also, when using the toolkit, ignore the boot partition.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Slagers:
Were can i find my config.cfg and all the download links for Nand toolkit are down so can you help me further please
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Marvlesz:
Here : http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=19193304&postcount=13
[HTC Sensation] zendel:
Hi,

Wich are the procedures to get back to stock if you have warranty issues and already done everything from this post

Thanks
[HTC Sensation] r007ed:
youre fine by recovering stock ruu and removing s-off. did it myself last weekend and today i recieved my "new" swapped sensation.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] maggotor:
I recently upgraded my phone to Gingerbread then my friend helped to re-root it to the max (not entirely sure how he did so.. I am not in-touch with most tech-savvy stuff.. I remember something bout kernal and clockworkmod) anyways.. after 1 day of my phone which I purchased this March working best ever I install a game which when I try to open pops up a force close notification, I hit yes, my phone freezes so I restart it or take the battery out (can't recall exactly what I did now) and then once it starts up again it gets stuck continuously booting with the cyanogenmod 7 logo. Please could someone help me out here? In need of some thorough assistance!

Kei ~

P.s. I've already tried the following:

Recovery, choose boot recovery, when in recovery, choose backup/restore, restore - got no results.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] amrith.28:
try to clear the cache and dalvik cache using CWM.

also wipe data i think.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] xdaboy122:
Plzzzz first search forum before making new thread..there are many quesstions like this....

Now solurion Just ask your friend to flash cm7 again.

Before flash wipe factory resets/card partition /dalvik cache.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] domnic79:
U said he installed kernel & Clockworkmod. I guess he flashed d oc kernel bcoz ur using cyanogenmod. Ur phone freeze maybe bcoz he hv set a higher frequency. Some apps force close due to a high frequency. So to solve d problem

Go to settings-> cyanogenmod settings-> performance-> CPU settings-> max cpu frequency & change it to 806 mhz or 825 mhz.

If problem continues, then follow dis procedure

Go to CWM recovery, then factory reset.

Clear cache partition

Advanced -> wipe dalvik cache.

Reboot.

Sent from GT-S5830 using Grif's Cyanogenmod
[General Questions and Answers] nizzon:
Im considering getting a UK Zune account to get artistartwork working on lockscreen and in Zune on my WP7.

I just have to make sure that its available in the UK, so is it?

Thanks.

edit: Damnit.. posted in wrong forum, again. Mod can move it to WP7 Q&A if you want.

edit2: I made a new thread in the WP7 forum. Please delete this thread.
[Off-topic] movieaddict:
[YOUTUBE]2klgdHMrRbg[/YOUTUBE]

Every time i watch this i laugh my ass off and the scary thing is some iphone fans are like this.......

(i said some not all)
[Off-topic] AllGamer:
+1

LMAO!!!!!!!!! :D

that's a good one

i still remember the old one for SGS1 :p
[Off-topic] soraxd:
LOL cockblocker of the day award right here
[Off-topic] mtmerrick:
that is EVERY iOS user i've ever met.
[Off-topic] phatmanxxl:
IPhone talking points. :D