yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC Rezound] psykotikz:
Lmao really?

Maybe there is something wrong with the one you got,

I listen to music for 30 min while going for a run, music in the car, osmos for a bit while in the lou, facebook/sms, few calls ect and have plenty remaining by the time bedtime comes.

Make sure you let the phone fully die out before you charge the first few times dude it really helps.
[HTC Rezound] voxigenboy:
thanks but i already know how to properly manage batteries(calibration, power saving settings, etc).

i want to be able to do non-stop video playback(streaming & non) and gaming for at least 8+ hours straight. i can easily go beyond that with my tablet, but the rezounds' 2750 doesn't cut it.
[HTC Rezound] zetsumeikuro:
Yeah good luck with that one buddy. I don't think any phone battery can manage that one at the moment. I don't even think the 4,500 mah brick from the Tbolt can manage that.
[HTC Rezound] voxigenboy:
funny you should mention that. i used to have a tbolt w/ that battery and running in "aurplane mode" it was able to get through 5 - 6 movies. what's weird to is the iphone 3gs could get through about 4 movies on it's dinky battery(but granted that wasn't lte and has a tiny.screen).

it sucks though that mugen & seidio don't have beefy batteries for this phone considering that they do for the old tbolt... heck, they even made batteries for the bionic & galaxy nexus. maybe if we harass them enough they will.
[HTC Rezound] brando56894:
I have one and it adds a lot of run time to the phone but it definitely increases its weight and thickness. After about a month of having it on, I decided back to the stock battery since I liked the slimmer profile better. I only use the extended battery when I know I'm not going to be close to an outlet for awhile or don't feel like carrying my charger with me.
[HTC Rezound] Tim_FJR:
I've pretty much done the same thing. I loved the freedom of the extended. Not having to even think about the battery is great. But eventually, I went back to the standard as my daily battery. I only swap the extended in when I need it, usually on the weekend. But I work at a desk, so I can charge as needed. If I didn't have that option, I'd likely use the extended battery full time.
[HTC Rezound] ToTheBlue:
I've had the ext battery for a week now. I can stream Pandora off a single charge with the screen off for about eight hours. If only used for calling and an occasional email it lasts from dawn to dusk without issue. If used heavily (YouTube streaming with max brightness) it gets about five hours. I'm using stock ROM and kernel. I got it for $25 at Verizon. I think it was worth it.

The thickness increase is obvious, and it is quite ugly. The curved back causes it to rock when placed on a flat surface, so you have to hold it to type. The speaker is slightly easier to hear, but enough to be considered. It will fit in your pocket if you don't wear skinny jeans, or don't store your phone in your pants pocket. The lack of the Beats logo is something I appreciate as well (silly gimmick.)

It's functionality at the cost of appearance. Pretty straight forward.
[HTC Rezound] psykotikz:
Going into buying this phone vs the nexus I knew right off the 'batt' the nexus would have way more support with accessories and software but we've got a pretty good line-up. The curved back is a little annoying like you said...got to pick to phone up to type and only really notice the weight of this beast if I'm wearing sweats (jogging/gym) but I bought an armband for it. I'll let you guys know how that works with the extended when it gets in.
[HTC Rezound] caseyatbt:
I have a guess. It looks like the phones that have the extra stuff in the door doesn't seem to get any love from these guys. The Sensation has a non standard door and didn't get an extended battery either. The total cost is probably too much after you include what has to be added to the door.
[HTC Rezound] okrk:
Check my thread on this

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1538971
[HTC Rezound] okrk:
What is this program you are using for monitoring?
[HTC Rezound] EmerikL:
That is the standard battery monitor that comes with the phone. Its under Settings - Power - Battery use
[HTC Rezound] okrk:
Thanks

The font threw me off as mine looks different.
[HTC Rezound] kevinlovesrice:
While wearing tight skinny jeans..........
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] hckyplyr:
bah someone beat me to it... please delete this post...

www. engadget.com/2011/11/14/ice-cream-sandwich-source-code-released-sync-pending-go-ahead-f/#comments

*** remove space between www. and engadget ***
[Samsung Infuse 4G] bignate78:
http://groups.google.com/group/android-building/msg/c0e01b4619a1455a

Just putting it out there!

Video review by qbking77

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QQ_fiepb2Mc

Big dog Infuse I997 GB KJ4
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Bjray:
http://www.engadget.com/2011/11/14/ice-cream-sandwich-source-code-released-sync-pending-go-ahead-f/

Can't wait for CM9 or MIUI port!!!
[Samsung Infuse 4G] XGX5309:
LOTS of sync errors. I'll say it'll be a day or two before they have it all sorted out and sync-able...
[Samsung Infuse 4G] yabbb:
Great news
[Samsung Infuse 4G] b3asty:
Wowzers!!!!
[Samsung Infuse 4G] MikeyFTL:
Hmm. I doubt there will ever be an official release of ICS for Infuse. It looks like bootlegs are going to be our only option. I think half the Infuse owners will have upgraded by the time a half-working version even appears. Regardless....let the brick making begin!
[Samsung Infuse 4G] jefffeely:
I just got done building my first Ice Cream Sandwich. So exciting! Now for the hard part... haha.

I'm starting by porting over the launcher. Wish me luck!
[Samsung Infuse 4G] jmatt78:
Hope to see it posted soon. Good luck bud

Sent from my blacked out infuse
[Samsung Infuse 4G] bignate78:
Sweet can't wait to see how it comes out. Keep is updated

Big dog Infuse I997 GB KJ4
[Samsung Infuse 4G] seano666:
Let the modding begin
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Shaffer678:
Nice! Good luck!
[Samsung Infuse 4G] ZzFDKzZ:
Good luck to you guys!
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Loglud:
So for those of you who are still interested, when I looked last they were in the process of committing the kernel/samsung git. One could hope that they include their drivers portions to allow for our builds to move to the next level.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] gl1669:
Thanks for all your guys' hard work. Here's hoping for a serendipity ICS :p I kid, I kid.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] jefffeely:
Where did you see this specifically?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Loglud:
https://www.codeaurora.org/gitweb/quic/la/?o=age
[Samsung Infuse 4G] goobieracing:
Did you anyone see the progress in the Galaxy SII crazy cool I hope to see it some day on the infuse before I get a different phone!

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=19371531
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] phatmanxxl:
Last night I had a dream I was playing with my phone but it was all melted looking but still functional. I've had other dreams where im trying to talk to someone, I can hear a voice but can never understand what they're saying. Anybody have weird dreams that are phone related?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] TurboFool:
I see that you started an entire new thread to discuss the exact same subject that already had a thread on the pretense of providing a different link that you could have shared in that one. Is that what you "did" or am I missing something more subtle and clever?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] phatmanxxl:
One op already changed his title. Ill edit it make another discussion I wanted to start anyway.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Jmelendez1:
Clearly all chips in relation must transfer all diodes in harmony.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] 12MaNy:
I dream about getting laid on piles of money. If my phone jumped in there and tried to distract me....I would have to end its life.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] boe:
Does stuffing them in a sock and beating Dan Hesse till he fixes data speeds count?

Los Angeles data speeds 130k down, barely measurable up? I get better speeds in Tijuana. That is putting ice sculptures in the McDonald's bathroom.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] slick4mitch:
+1 Hahaha ;)
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] kd0axs:
I have dreams of smacking people over the head with my phone now that I have a Ballistic Case on it. Specifically, those people that come on forums like this and do nothing but ***** about everything. :D
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] boe:
Man, I hate posts like this :)
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] phatmanxxl:
Don't listen to him, he's just a dumbass truck driver.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] adaaaam:
To answer your question, no, but you spend way too much time on your phone, it would appear (so do I)
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] coldblooded79:
Sounds like LSD.

sent from my Epic 4g Touch
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] phatmanxxl:
I haven't had a dream I was flashing a ROM yet, maybe if I do ill admit I have an addiction.
[Android Software Development] punshkin:
Here you go.

Ice cream sandwich has just gone AOSP

http://groups.google.com/group/android-building/msg/c0e01b4619a1455a
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fredcorp6:
Hey guys. About to but a new sd card for my phone and was wondering if this one would be any good...

Link: www.ebay.co.uk/itm/DJC-16GB-Class-6...AsAccessories_MemoryCards&hash=item2a159c0019

I was also wondering would it be ok to simply copy the contents of my current sd to my pc and then paste it onto a new one? Thanks in advance
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Karakoram2:
Should be fine.

As for copying the files that's what I do, too. But it always messes up my ringtones.

You have to re-add the files to make em show up. You can still see them in the music player, though, and add them as a ringtone that way.

I guess it would be better to do some other kind of data backup.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ditamae:
I always copy my SD card contents (with SD card mounted in phone, connected to laptop with USB) directly onto my new SD card (in laptop using SD card reader). Never a single problem.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fredcorp6:
Cool cheers guys
[HTC Rezound] jayochs:
anyone know where the ringtones are stored on this thing? i did the media thing on my SD card like on hte incredible, but it's not picking them up.

actually wait.

it's partitioned or something? in ES file manager it shows SDCARD1 and SDCARD 2....wtf? the stuff i transferred from my PC was put on to 1...but 2 is what the phone reads from...wtf
[HTC Rezound] nrage23:
I created a folder on the main sdcard called ringtones and placed the ringtones I wanted in it. You create a folder called notifications for the notifications tones you want. They show up in sounds after that.
[HTC Rezound] jayochs:
my bad, i copied stuff to HTC Storage which is the phones built in haha ugh! i thought i went to sd card!! i'm a tard.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] swampy11:
I know the app is still in my phone, but probably with a weird name so I can't locate it. So here I am asking for help. It is the app that displays a drop down arrow in the upper right corner of my HD2 and dropping it down displays all apps running and allow a mass turn off. Do you know that name of this app?

Thanks in advance.

`swamp
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Cenobite_:
Sound like the Experia task manager. Dunno it's name.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] swampy11:
No, I don't think it is the Experia task manager. This app resides in the upper right hand corner as a small drop-down arrow.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] deadlineee:
Touch X Taskmanager

http://www.jayceooi.com/2010/01/05/add-missing-task-manager-on-htc-hd2/

or

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=584415

install and soft reset
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] dezel29:
running caulks rom...when my phone is charging and i try to use my keyboard it lags so bad i can barely use it...unplug the phone and it works fine...any fix for this or suggestion ? i get a ton of txts at nite and my phone needs to be charged at the same time...ty guys
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] cypherTYPE1:
Mine is the same way. I plug it in with the charger that came with it, the entire screen goes haywire. My solution short of taking it to a Sprint store is using a different charger which, in my case, is the charger for my old Evo 4G. I read somewhere that it has something to do with the voltage that the Samsung charger outputs when the phone is plugged in...don't know for sure...
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Jmelendez1:
The included samsung charger is to blame. Use any other charger.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] mariol90:
these problems are starting to pop up everywhere (recently on the htc vivid section). is it something that companies are doing to the new chargers? i haven't had any trouble with my 2 year old droid 1 charger, but i have an HTC and a samsung charger and both cause this. it's only the power brick too. the USB cable is fine.

just know it's most likely not the rom you're running. if you go back to stock unrooted you'll probably see the same problem.

edit: as the poster below said, it's the whole touchscreen, not just the keyboard.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] kiwiBeans:
I'm not sure it's just the keyboard, it's the screen itself. The only other time I've seen this happen was with my EVO when I use a certain charger. I had about 4-5 chargers, with 3 or 4 of them being identical HTC model square packs. For some reason one particular combination of cable and charger pack made the screen go haywire.

Fastforward to a a couple of weeks ago and I thought my phone was broken because it was going ape when I was trying to use it as it was charging. I had a hunch about it and ran the app "Touch Test" that registers where you're touching on the screen and if I touched in just one place and held my finger there the screen went nuts with touch registers everywhere. Switched chargers and it was fine.

If you get this kind of stuff happening again try running the above app to see what your phone's screen actually thinks is happening - you may find it interesting.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] rwc3b:
Any one with any experience with them? And which kinds?

I suppose most of them need bluetooth?
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Archer:
I've got some of these...

http://www.google.co.uk/products/ca...a=X&ei=CqHBTueCPMmxhAeH3vmaBA&ved=0CHIQ8wIwAA

They're really good quality (which they should be for the price). The only downside is that there's no controls or volume on them. There's just 1 button for turning on/off and pairing. They do also double as a hands-free kit though, as there's a mic built into them.

If you're not fussed about controls and volume then I couldn't recommend these more.

Alternatively, go for a "dongle" approach, like this...

http://www.google.co.uk/products/ca...776039&ei=fKHBTvPTEpzj-AbgpvnjBA&ved=0CBkQrhI

That kind of thing is very popular and that one in particular is very good. A mate of mine got one and he loves it.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] rwc3b:
Awesome. Thanks!

Does it drain the phone battery noticeably?
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Archer:
It obviously does have an effect, but using bluetooth doesn't really drain the battery that badly. Bare in mind that you're normally gonna have some media player running (music or video), and that's the main drain reason.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] woaloo:
Woaw, Marvellous, but a bit pricey ;-(
[Galaxy S II Accessories] God_Lx:
I regularly use a Sony Ericsson MW-600, you can plug any earphones you already have (including headphones) and still use them for calls since the mic is on the piece itself, it has FM-Radio too so if you use it and use some AOSP ROM without FM it solves the issue for itself...

They go around 40€ in Amazon if you're in Europe. And already bring some okayish in-ear-phones.

It barely makes any diference on the battery, and it's alot better than being all wires and stuff...
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Bloodrainer:
I can totally recommend jabra bt3030, using it since i was on a HTC G1, good sound , interesting looks, I only wish they had an option to turn the backlight off, sometimes its just too much of a beacon/lighthouse.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] knightnz:
Wireless headphones are virtually all awful. Most of them are bloody awful.

Your best option is the bluetooth dongle idea so you can plug decent headphones into that. You still have a cable, but at least you can tuck the small receiver into a shirt pocket rather than a large phone.

I did come across some Samsung headphones that weren't too bad for quality/functionality, but they were very uncomfortable.

I've gone through quite a few and gave up, they all had some issue or another that made them impractical. Another annoying thing is that the manufacturers all insist on putting bright flashing blue LEDs on them which look stupid.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] rwc3b:
Thanks for the input everyone. I decided not to go for wireless at this time. I couldn't find one that really impressed me. My main issue was the consistent tangling of the cords.

I opted for the retractable device thingy for now
[Galaxy S II Accessories] lilbrat:
guess I'm alittle late but I use my motorola S9-HD-Stereo-Headphones, they have a pause,forward and backwards,volume controls plus call answering ..possible voice control haven't tried it yet..:rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Boo_Wii:
Thanks for this... i was look for a set of wireless ones and the Mw-600's look good!! cheers
[Galaxy S II Accessories] rodeo_calling:
I am planning on buying something similar. Has anybody used the Jabra sport Bluetooth headset? They look pretty good but not sure about the quality of the sound.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Pinkthesink:
Hey guys,

Just a few days ago I purchased the LG Tone (model HBS-700).

It's a pure bluetooth headset, no dongle. I must say, I'm quite impressed. Great design, the unit which rests around the neck, has controls for volume, pause/play, call, and forward/rewind.

I purchased these mainly for audio books (audible), but music as well. I'm no audiophile, but they sound as good as the stock samsung ear buds. Max volume is louder than I can handle.

Battery life of the device seems to be spot with the advertised 10 hours. Charges via a micro usb.

As for the phone, bluetooth does take its toll, still not too bad. Between the 2000mah samsung battery, androidmeda rom, and undervolt, my phone lasts well over a day.

Phone call feature works great too. Calls are clear and everyone I've spoke to in the last few days said they could hear me just fine.

The only issue I've noticed so far, is that in netflix, there seems to be a delay/timing issue. Audio is about 1/10th of a second behind where it should be. Its slightly noticeable, but far from an issue for me.

I paid $47.00 (usd) on Amazon for them. So far I'm very satisfied.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] rodeo_calling:
Just took a look at jaybird freedom jf3. They look amazing.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] CaNsA:
If the MW600 works, is there anyreason for the Sony Ericsson HBH-DS205 Stereo Bluetooth Headset not to work?
[Galaxy S II Accessories] geronimo_2:
hi everyone. I'm thinking of getting mw600 for my SII. I'm just interested what is the sound quality. I meen I'm no audiofil but could there be some static/cracking or something when there is interference. Now I use iTech MyVoice 312 and sound is quite bad.

cheers.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] shanman3us:
Looks like I'm pretty late on this one but I have the MW600 with my i9100. It works perfectly. I plug in a really good pair of Klipsch (sp?) headphones and get great battery time with my phone with bluetooth on. I also get what I consider to be an unusually good range between the bluetooth and the phone. When I was getting out of range it would sorta 'fuzz' or 'static' out like an old analog wireless phone. It was enough of a warning to remind me not to go any further away since I would forget that I was actually using bluetooth... :p

Regards, Shanman
[Galaxy S II Accessories] geronimo_2:
My dad bought it in Dubai but I wont be able to test it for 2 more months. I'll let you all know the results but I expect the best as mentioned by others already.

Also I like this "feature" that you mention about "static" when to far away. It's a good thing, I also get that with my current ear BT from iTech and I can get really far away from the phone which is a very good thing. with the same BT and SE W980 the range was really limited but I guess it's down to the class of BT inside the phone.

cheers.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] evil_moses:
Why has nobody suggested the Samsung HS3000 Bluetooth Headset? Has all the necessary controls and you can then just plug in a paid of decent headphones (I use Klipsch x10). Works perfectly. Simples.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] umKthxbye:
Jaybird, they have great sound and are good quality.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] cpark85:
I have a set of these and in terms of sound quality, they're pretty good for a bluetooth headset! I use them at the gym and they produce a warm sound response with good levels of bass. To me, they sound better than the stock samsung IEMs.

Getting them to fit in your ears nicely is the tricky part and this will depend on each individual. With the stock ear tips, they didn't full isolate outside noise, however I've been testing them with other tips I have.

The rubbery cord that goes behind your neck can get a little annoying (when you're moving around), but the ear pieces stay well in the ear (using the ear cushions for added stability).

The only other thing would be the size of the ear pieces. They're bigger than your typical IEM, so this comes down to preference. Despite the size, they're very light.

I wouldn't mind trying out the Sony Ericsson HBH-IS800 though, just because they're much smaller but unsure as to the sound quality. Can anyone comment on bass/treble/soundstage etc?
[Galaxy S II Accessories] aeron16:
I use a pair of LG Tone HBS-700 as well and they are great! :)
[Galaxy S II Accessories] StormSodat:
What kind of ear tips do you use? For me the originals won't stay in place if I don't use the big hooks that go over the ears.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] MistahBungle:
Maybe Comply Foam tips might fit these, give you a more snug ear fit ? Might be worth looking at.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] StormSodat:
Thanks! I'll check them out!
[Galaxy S II Accessories] StormSodat:
According to their website the Comply tips are compatible with some Jaybirds but the JF3 is not on the list unfortunately.

The HBH-IS800 is a really nice headset when it comes to size, weight and simple usability in the gym. The battery only lasts for about 4 hours of music though, and you can't charge it with a micro usb which is a pity.

The sound is not as good as the JF3 or Plantonics Backbeat 906, especially when it comes to bass. But I still found them okay.

They are doubtlessly the most practical headphones I've had.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] tonybhoy:
im using them and the sound is good and calls are clear
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Wunderlich99:
I can vouch for the mw600. Cheap, good sound quality, very easy to setup. If you have some spare high quality ear pieces, quality is gonna be even better. Range is 2 to 3 meters, after this sound quality gets poorer.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] SonicReducer:
Furar adaptara loja certa good. Abu vista tested surge pepper earbuds like akg k 350 ??
[Galaxy S II Accessories] iromek:
I also use the Sony Ericsson MW600 and love it! Not only can I use any earphones/headphones but it also adds some amplification, takes standard micro usb for charging, lasts very long (I use mine every day 1 hour and I don't have to recharge until the end of the week), and most importantly the sound quality is simply amazing. I'm actually having trouble hearing the difference between using these and having a wired connection. Highly recommended!!!! :D

http://www.google.co.uk/products/catalog?q=sony+hbh+is800&cid=4833171221645953143&ei=lcQhT_yLJ9Wi-AbopsioBw&ved=0CAkQrRI
[Galaxy S II Accessories] tonybhoy:
as above ^^^^^^
[Galaxy S II Accessories] danroid:
Thanks for all the info in this thread, really informative and i have decided to go with the mw600 (£24).

Cant wait to get them and try them out.

Cheers all :D