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[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] infamousteeboy:
Mine does the same thing idk wassup with that I tried figuring it out but gave up

Funniest thing was I broke my 0003 and got a 0004 signed into my gmail and it gave me all my apps I had on my 0003 everything from script manager to dropbox and the wallpaper was blown up to the max looked all distorted lol
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] blizzard1017:
Go to settings>privacy>uncheck 'Back up my data' 'and Automatic Restore'

Sometimes this doesn't take effect until you do it on your next flash so I suggest you flash and the SKIP logging into google on the set up and do the above 1st then go to accounts and log into google.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] metaphysical_calamity:
Its Google backup restoring prior setting. If you skip the setup wizard you can bypass this.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Notorious:
Fixed it by following blizzards suggestion. It started happening after I got off of infected eternity
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MTsol:
Same thing happens to me whenever I flash a sense rom. Funny is that all my stuff gets restored before I even log into Google.

I have no issues with it though as it saves me time.
[Nook Color General] topcaser:
Hi,

I wanted to use my Nookie in the evening and realized that there is no power at all in the battery. Yesterday I had 50%. Never had this problem at all.

When I want to charge it now with original cord Nookie switches on and shows an empty battery. A bit later the LED in the cord is blinking, nookie switches off and on immediately and the loop begins again.

When I plug in another cord it also shows the empty battery but then display goes off and don't switch on again.

What should I do now???
[Nook Color General] framitz:
You must use the Nook charger and cable when it's completely dead, at least in my experience.

Accidently leaving WiFi on was the cause of my troubles.
[Nook Color General] chefdave12118:
What should I do now???

Stop calling it Nookie!
[Nook Color General] patruns:
Please do not post the same question to more than one thread.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] moa77:
I am getting very poor battery life. Fully charged at 8am and dead by 5:30. Hardly even using it. I have a limited number of apps on, just a subset of those on my Nexus One and no rouge ones at all. Made a few calls, no web, a couple of gtalk posts and that is it.

See attached usage screen charge to dead and charging again!

The phone is useless like this... any ideas????
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] keatre:
Are you in a building with poor reception? I noticed this issue when I left data on when my company moved buildings.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
Is that solid blue bar from your WiFi being on all the time, or is that your awake bar on 100% of the time from a bad app?

That battery life looks atrocious. Show us the second screen to see the "awake" times.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] moa77:
The phone is now changed so, the history has gone! I'll do more screens tomorrow.

I am not sure what you mean by awake bar?

I keep wifi and bt on all the time, as I did on my old N1. I am in the same place in the day as I was with that and will have same reception, which is not bad.

App installed are not strange at all;

Adobe Reader

Android Task Killer

AL Voice Recorder

Amazon MP3

Astro

Google Authenicator

Compass

ConnectBot

Currency Converter

ixMat Scanner

RealCalc

StopWatch

That's it, like I say a sub-set of those on my N1 and all solid apps.

I normally listen to mp3 on the N1, but have not had time on the Galaxy yet, so it;s getting less use.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
When clicking on the graph, there is a blue bar showing how often/when the phone is "awake", like in the screenshot I've attached.

do you keep mobile data turned on? if so, do you keep 3G turned on, or just 2G?

Get rid of the task killer!

Other than that, don't see anything crazy... This battery life is really strange. When your screen is using less power than the 'Android OS' it shows you're really not using the phone much, but the phone is still tanking on battery life.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] moa77:
I'll post those screen shots for today when I get home tonight.

A few things I have noticed though. It seems to level off at midday, this is when i leave work and go home for an hour. While at home I will be on wifi. I do not connect to wifi at work.

Secondly, while at work I notice my data often changes between "3G" and "H", while the phone is in the same place. Probably 60% H and 40% "3G". It is not practical to turn "2G" only on, as I get the volume bug and the phone becomes unusable.

I am wondering if the data signal is draining it somehow? If so, how can I work around that? Like I said, I have a N1 before the GN which sat in the same place on my desk every day and had no battery drain issue at all.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Stretlow:
I unplugged mine yesterday at 7.30am and it died at 9pm

I used the internet on/of all day made a couple of calls and about 50 texts, screen on time was about 4 hours.

Today i've used it in a similar manner and as of now (3pm uk) 7 and a half hours in its on 57%

The battery in this thing is better than my desire, granted, not much in it but it will easily get a normal user from one sleep to another

Stret
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sbenson1226:
No, it's strange you have a task killer on Ice Cream Sandwich. WTF? This isn't Eclair. Get rid of the damn task killer.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] copkay:
I'd say with 95% certainty it's just signal-hunting causing the drain. With my Fascinate at work, I'll easily lose 50% battery within a couple of hours, even if I'm not using it, while at home it'll last me between 15-20 hours before getting low. Easiest solution is to just buy another charger for work, and leave your phone plugged in whenever it's on your desk.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SirCanealot:
Don't like seeing android os at the top of that list! Does the nexus share some of the problems that have plagued the galaxy s line of phones, the android os bug!? :O
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] moa77:
I kind of think you might be right. However, a phone that drains itself while doing absolutely nothing useful at all, is no use to me. I carry it about and am in and out the office though out the day. It would be unworkable to keep putting it on charge every time I come back in the room. I need a phone I can carry around for a working day without charging. My old N1 did. If this can't do it I'll need to get short of it and get something more practical. Seems ridiculous though.

Btw, task killer just got installed by default when I upgraded. All the apps that were on the N1 were installed when I signed in. Just never deleted it ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Chrono_Tata:
Do you leave your Wifi on all the time even if you don't have Wifi signal available? Don't do that.

If you are too lazy to manage your data connection manually all the time, I highly suggest getting the app Juice Defender from the market. You can save the battery by setting a schedule for data connection and also it will disable your wifi automatically if your phone can't find a wifi spot it can connect to.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] moa77:
Yes, I leave wifi and bt on. I want to be able to do this. I am not asking for it to run for days. 1 full day is all, I have not issue charging every night.

I could look at the juice monitor, however, it does not seem too much to ask to be able to get 1 full day from it of average use. To me, it seems perfectly reasonable to expect the device to work for a full day with all services running.

Is there any tool than can be used to prove that the signal hunting is eating the power? Currently is seem to be in the big pot called "Android OS"??
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Chrono_Tata:
Well, I'm not gonna defend the phone. :P Leaving all radio processes on, especially when there is no signal available, is well known to drain a lot of battery since the phone uses more power to search for available networks than when it has a stable connection to one. If you leave it on in a place with spotty or no signal it will make the problem worse.

Juice Defender (the basic one anyway) is free and pretty much manages the connections for you and basically extends your battery life with minimal effort. Give it a go for a couple if days.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mkropf:
I strongly agree with chrono.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cenwesi:
+1 with Chrono.... Turn off Wifi completely if you are not using it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] deenn:
if you are a new android user, you should also check the settings of the phone:

hit *#*#4636#*#* in the dialpad.

this will bring up a menu. there you should try phone (i think, my n1 got stolen a while ago). there, you scroll down and there is a menu to adjust the preferred network mode.

if it's set to CDMA preferred, it will search for a cdma single. you just adjust it (i think) to gsm only. google will help you a bit here.
[LG Thrill 4G] bedwa:
Welcome to the Thrillz kernel for LG Thrill 4G (may be compatible for O3D).

Standard disclaimer: You bork, your phone. I take no liability. K?

Includes OC to 1.2 native (no modules) and 100 MHz frequency.

cifs.ko module built in.

Conservative governor enabled.

init.d support native.

More to come.

V2 update includes:

Insecure boot

persistent root shell in adb

Removed 100 MHz frequency (caused more issues than it was worth)

Trying a 200 MHz frequency.

V3 includes:

Lock 200mhz when sleep (was set at 300, swapped due to removal of 300)

---Working on other improvements, may be a week or two due to cleanup of code and removal of non-4430 chaff---

V4

Updated frequencies (300, 600, 800, 1000, 1300)

Lower cpu voltages.

#Note, seems screen is eating more battery than CPU. Will investigate.#

Plan for V5

More governors, possible UV compatible with Xan's Voltage Control app.

If you have suggestions, ideas, please give me them.

I do plan on more governors (maybe smartass, interactive, ect....) more io schedulers (bfq, ect...) and anything else that comes my way.

Special thanks to those who have gone before me and helped my learn what I have: gtg465x, LinuxBozo, and Entropy512 for everything that I've learned from them in the Infuse 4G forums, Excaliburinhand for encouraging me to start my own kernel, CallMeAria, Urabewe, tylerwagler and gtg465x again for what they've done here before me... and to you for choosing this kernel (I know... Video game cheezy, but it's true. ;) )

Git is below, it is under the wagler kernel git as it was what I forked and am pushing to. I decided it's time to get started with this.

And please remember, thanks button is good as is fueling my insanity. If you look at my Infusion kernels, I do recognize my "Insanity Crew." (and if you want to be kept in obscurity, I respect that as well. ;) )
[LG Thrill 4G] Urabewe:
Good job man, everyday this forum gets better.

...fighting ninjas at night. Talking about this and that.
[LG Thrill 4G] ueshada:
Work pretty good on o3d l'll check battry life let u know later
[LG Thrill 4G] bedwa:
Thanks! Keep the comments and suggestions coming! (hoping for p920h/p925 GB leak and official GB source for p920, but I'm fully supporting this in the mean time. Forward ho!)
[LG Thrill 4G] ueshada:
So far this is best kernel for my rom (v10kv4) so far I got best mobile speed 1.6up 5down i never got this speed any rom or kernal before best speed i had before 1.5. &4 from thriller
[LG Thrill 4G] Trekfan422991:
I hate to report that my battery life did not impress me at first but after charging it seems to be doing better. But i was losing about 15% every 3 hrs in idle. No wifi data or anything.

Sent from my LG Thrill 4G...
[LG Thrill 4G] tekahuna:
Good to see you guys pushin' the kernel movement forward, and sharing your work.

Good deal on getting that built in overclocking going as well. I've been running the kernel for the past day. I did notice an issue, though. Maybe it's just my phone... But the 300mhz OPP, is not being utilized.

I've attached some screenshots.
[LG Thrill 4G] bedwa:
I was planning to mention that, will try to fix. (100-300 bug) on battery life, what governor are you running? I've found better life on conservative or on demand.
[LG Thrill 4G] ueshada:
my battery life is decent not the best try to calibrating battery will give you a decent battery life
[LG Thrill 4G] tekahuna:
Usually I'm in hotplug or performance... My device has no service, so it doesn't see "normal use" like most. Most of the time it just sits and sleeps.

So, what I did yesterday, really because I wanted to see if you guys squashed the random reboots I've notice in my own playing with LG's kernel source... Had a fully charged phone, flashed your kernel, ran a few benchmarks, still had over 90%, and just let it sit in hotplug. got back to checking it out maybe 12 hours later, noticed the drain, checked setcpu, and that explained it for me. My phone normally would be 80% to 90% in 300mhz... But I don't think 100mhz is able to accomplish most tasks, so it's always popping out, even when it should be idle sleeping.

One thing for me is wireless tethering.. The device needs to be able to accomplish this in the background, and 300mhz even on a DroidX is able to accomplish this. 100mhz is a no go, though.

If you find it real difficult to get 300mhz functioning with 100mhz, I'd say chop the 100mhz out for now, and give us a bump, or atleast put out a 'high voltage' 1388000 mV(TI's kernel 3.0 number) top slot version of the kernel... The overclock module still works with your kernel, BTW... ;) So, in combination with the voltage bump, those that are real speed freaks can push toward that 1300mhz mark with stability.

P.S. No random reboots, so that gets a big thumbs up!!!
[LG Thrill 4G] bedwa:
I'm going to try and keep to 5 freqs, going to see if 200 works. If not 300 will be low end. Wanting to see if 1.4 or 1.5 is possible with proper voltage. ;) (we should reach sgs II performance benches at that level. :P)
[LG Thrill 4G] Trekfan422991:
hehehe twould be pretty nice to rub in the face of the acclaimed best device..
[LG Thrill 4G] CoryMac913:
Running new Kernel now, so far seems to be running smooth, max 1200, min 600 on Performance governor
[LG Thrill 4G] Cthater:
It would be nice but I have yet to see my Thrill out perform my STOCK SGS2 yet with any kind of tweaking.

I only hope it can be done.

sent from my Stock Samsung Galaxy S II
[LG Thrill 4G] donavo:
I think I got an issue. Starts to lagg when typing/texting. Maybe its the governor I used. I tried with both concervative and ondemand. Also hotplig too. Conservative had the least amount of lag but still noticeable. The other 2 were way too laggy. Unusable.
[LG Thrill 4G] bedwa:
I believe that's due to the 100 MHz freq. I rebuilt later night without it and while I am typing this there is no lag for me. Re-uploading V2.
[LG Thrill 4G] kiltedthrower:
Anyone flashed this can comment on battery life and any issues?
[LG Thrill 4G] kleeman7:
Haven't had it long enough for battery use, but it made slim doomed speedier.
[LG Thrill 4G] kiltedthrower:
Flashed it. So far no lag. Battery life kinda iffy. But it's a brand new battery. I'll clear the stats and see how battery life is then.
[LG Thrill 4G] fn1046:
No issues, phone feels really fast, more batt drain though. I like it.
[General Questions and Answers] DavidMT909:
I want to get either the Galaxy Note or Galaxy S2. The Note is not out in the US yet. So I have been trying to decide which S2 to get of the 3 if I decide on that instead of the Note.

AT&T Samsung Galaxy S2 Skyrocket - 4.5" display, 1.5 GHz dual-core

T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S2 - 4.52” display, 1.5 GHz dual-core

Sprint Samsung Galaxy S2 Epic 4G Touch - 4.52” display, 1.2 GHz dual-core Exynos, 1200 MHz processor

I am not so concerned with call service because I've had the major 4 providers and don't notice much of a difference. I do like AT&T cause I get the 450min plan and they have rollover minutes which are good for me. But my question is of the 3 providers, which one will have the faster internet. I am not up to par on the 4G and GSM/HSDPA vs CDMA stuff. I am also leaning more towards the AT&T and T-Mobile because of the 1.5GHz vs Sprints 1.2GHz. Any help and info would be much appreciated.
[General Questions and Answers] andrewxu:
The exynos is a better processor despite the lower clock speed.
[General Questions and Answers] DavidMT909:
So you are saying it's better to get the Sprint version at 1.2GHz over a 1.5GHz version? Does the processor really make that much of a difference that it makes it faster even though the GHz are less? I saw on a YouTube video someone say the 1.2GHz was actually faster. But what I am asking as the main question, which provider will have the faster internet? I do not understand all the differences in 4G's or "almost" 4G networks they use. I was leaning towards AT&T, but the feeling I am getting is they have a slower internet. And do you have any opinion on the Note? I am getting excited about this one, but my main concern with it is the battery life being decent.
[General Questions and Answers] effendi9:
You might not be concerned with a call plan, but T-mobile has committed what I basically call out-right fraud to me. I wouldn't sign a contract with them. :(
[General Questions and Answers] DavidMT909:
I never care about contracts. I understand everyone has a different cost of living, but money doesn't much matter to me. I always get the no contract plan, or just pay the early termination fees when I leave. An extra $200 to get a better phone and leave companies is worth it to me. I've always gone to whoever had the phone I wanted. I just need to know out of the 3 which has a better internet service, and if the Sprint phone is actually better. But now I am really considering waiting for the Note. How is T-Mobile committing fraud? I had them before Sprint, and left just because of a phone. Their service was fine to me.
[General Questions and Answers] lowandbehold:
I would go with T-mobile. T-mobile phones always get great development and their HSPA+ has a very large coverage area.
[General Questions and Answers] DavidMT909:
Well, unless I get the Samsung Note, I think I have made my decision...

AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II - only 4.3" display

AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket - 4.5" display, 1.5GHz dual-core Qualcomm Snapdragon MSM8260

T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II - 4.52" display, 1.5 GHz dual-core Qualcomm APQ8060 (S3) Snapdragon processor

Sprint Samsung Galaxy S II Epic 4G Touch - 4.52" display, 1.2GHz dual-core Exynos processor

Being the AT&T original Samsung Galaxy S II display is only 4.3", I have to eliminate it because I really don't want anything smaller than a 4.5"

The T-Mobile and AT&T Skyrocket versions look fairly similar in hardware. But as I have heard and seen in comparison videos on YouTube, the Sprint version with the 1.2GHz Exynos processor seems to be faster than the 1.5GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon processors. So it looks like out of the 4 versions, the Sprint version will be my choice if I cannot hold out for the Note. I'm not a phone expert, so any other opinions or knowledge is welcome.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ssss25:
Hi,

Might be one of a few having the galaxy nexus GT-I9250 in Canada.. I tuned on the phone and it found Fido and it worked. I get 3g and H on the signal bar. How do i k ow if I have hspa + or 4g lte on the phone? Will it show 4g or H+?

Speed test gets only around 1 meg down...

Fido and rogers are one, according to service map by rogers HSPA+ is in Ottawa and soon LTE. Will they prevent Fido users from 4g?

Any settings I have to enter on phone to get the higher speeds? Anyone in Canada has this working?

Thanks a lot for any insight u might have...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] AllGamer:
forget LTE it will not work (for CDMA networks like Bell/Telus)

get the GSM version to work
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
The phone doesn't have LTE. It has GSM and HSPA+.

As far as speeds, you're going to have to talk to other Fido users in the same area and see their speeds (or other phones you own with the same SIM card). There may be some changes to the APNs you can do to increase speeds, again you're going to want to ask Fido users.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] AllGamer:
as for knowing how fast you are going

it's simply a matter of speed

in Canada normal H+ speed is around 8 Mbps down at best

if you seed speed that goes beyond 16 Mbps, you are most likely on "4G"

there's no real 4G if you check Wikipedia

all the current LTE / 4G technology are fake

they are more like 3.5G = H+, so "4G/LTE" is actually more like 3.75G

the real 4G is on WiMax radio which is not very popular in many places and phones
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ssss25:
Is there a version that supports lte? All over web they say galaxy nexus lte...

If anyone lives in ottawa and has Fido, please share ur experience and settings.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
There is 1 version with LTE. And that is made for Verizon USA. You're probably only going to see the GSM/HSPA+ version in Canada.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ssss25:
Thanks all. OK, so hspa + :-) I will forget about lte..

How do i know if my phone is connected to hspa+?

Will it has a plus sign on signal bar. If i go to settings, then about phone, then status. It shows the current connection, what should it be? Anybody has hspa+ can tell me what they see in status in setting and the signal icon on top?

I will be happy with around 8mb :-)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
So under connection it'll say "EDGE" on 2G, "UMTS" on 3G, and "HSDPA"/"HSPA+" on 3.5G/4G/H+ (depends what your carrier wants to call it).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] AllGamer:
i believe he was speaking about the ICON indicator on the status bar

it'll be either 3G in most areas, and in really go areas you'll see H+ or 4G depending on the ROM how it was coded for the signal quality strength

once you start flashing custom ROMs you'll notice that will change too, depending on the ROM Dev, it's all cosmetic eye candy

if you want to know the real deal install Open Signal from Market

it has a nice widget that tells you the true tower capacity
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ssss25:
It fluctuates between

Umts:3 and hspa:11

The reason I ask about the plus is that there is hspa only.. no plus and i am not sure if the hspa:11 means plus or no plus.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ssss25:
Allgamer thanks. On the icon, I get 3g and H on stock ics. No H+.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] AllGamer:
if there is no H+, then you are on 3G

but H also means H+

just cosmetic again
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
Like I said earlier, if under "status" you see UMTS then you're on 3g. If you see HSPA you're on "4g". What that means for speeds is up to Fido.

The ROM just has "H" icon I believe. You won't see H+.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mohitrocks:
First of all, Bell and Rogers are GSM networks and they support LTE, however the phone itself only supports HSPA+ 21mb/s. Only the CDMA Verizon version of the Galaxy Nexus will support LTE.

Note: This is only as far as my knowledge extends to, and I don't accept any responsibility if anything goes wrong
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ssss25:
Thanks for all the replies. I had a nexus one which only supports hspa, not hspa+ and i used to see Hspa there. That is why I was concerned if the hspa I am seeing is using the plus protocol which supports a much faster speed than hspa. This is why seeing an h only, or hspa in connection didn't give me a good feeling as i had it on my nexus one. Its the hspa+ that gives me the extra speed on the galaxy nexus and i wonders if its being used.

Thanks for all your help and comment guys.. I appreciate it :-)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CanaganD:
It seems like the Verizon LTE version will not work on Fido/Rogers or Bell/Telus (each of which seems to have their own LTE network)

If you want to do a good speed test while around the BC area, go to Whistler and then do a speedtest.net test (via the app).

I've had 6MB/s down on standard HSPA.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ssss25:
Thanks for the info.

I found that in ottawa if i use spedtest.net app I only get between 1 and 2. If I use open signal, another App on market, I get around 6mb/sec.

Thanks.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] auggie43:
Can someone help me out with emulators and how to get the games to play.