yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[General Questions and Answers] lakshan_456:
same problem here, tried everything, reflashing, data wipe, cache wipe.

and same as OP sense based roms do not show this symptoms.

I have this problem with CM7 and almost on every rom based on it.

I searched in many places, but there aren't any positive solutions.

please help.

P.S.- cleaning the USB port also didn't work for me.. :(
[General Questions and Answers] lakshan_456:
I found a way to disable dock mode. there is an app called NoDock which disables the dock mode at OS level.

It requires root permission to disable the dock. so your phone must be rooted.

unlike apps like DockNothing this actually does the job.

no more auto speakerphone modes, no more home button taking to clock app. :D

m.appszoom.com/android_applications/tools/nodock-free-trialneed-root_ogod.html
[Nexus S General] DZG:
Hello does nexus s is overheating for you too ?
[Nexus S General] simms22:
define overheating. i push my ns to over 110F all the time. but that is by choice. if its hitting over 110 by itself, then its overheating. if its in the 90's then its not overheating. it does tend to get hot when plugged in and using the phone, especially when gaming or watching flash video.
[Nexus S General] DZG:
does it need to be defined? I mean I can clearly feel that the device is pretty warm? So when I charge it I should turn off wifi, bluetoofs and kill all aps? If thats true when how my friend manages to play games while charging NS and get no heat at all, definetly something with the hardware is fcuked up
[Nexus S General] 4I-I:
How can i see how hot my phone is? Mine gehts warm sometimes but i never considered it would overheat because of undervolting...

Edit: do you use kernels? Matr1x is my favourite...
[Nexus S General] simms22:
feeling warm to your hands is relative. that is not a temp indicator. try this experiment. get a cup of room temp water, a cup of ice water, and a cup of warm water. put one hand in the ice water, the other in the warm water for 1 minute. then put both hands in the room temp water at the same time. the hand that was in the ice water will feel like the room temp water is hot, the hand in the warm water will feel like the room temp water is cold. you will not believe the outcome, almost like your senses are deceiving you. clearly both hands are in the room temp water, yet both hand feel a differnt temperature :eek:

there are apps that will give you your phones battery temp, like secpu has a battery temperature monitor. that will be a little more accurate than what your hands are telling you. whenever you use your phone, the temp will go up. the processor and battery produce heat when used. the harder you use it, the hotter it will get. especially when its plugged in because of the electricity moving(also produces heat). i hope that helps somewhat and doesnt end up confusing you :)
[Nexus S General] DZG:
Thank you for info, I will get heating problem fixed.

I just want to ask, because I dont want to create a new thread does you(nexus s users) get random reboots ? While having call or just BOOM it reboots itself.
[Nexus S General] simms22:
what rom and kernel. there are kernels that will do that. also, if you are undervolting/underclocking that could happen. usually a little more voltage should fix it.

about the heat again. ive gotten my phone so hot before, that it hurt holding in my hand :eek: that was when oc'd very high and benchmarking very hard. putting it in the fridge, at that point, helps ;)
[Nexus S General] DZG:
I dont have NS with me but its has latest android version. I heard that reboot problem is massive ? Or is it suppose to be fixed ?
[Nexus S General] simms22:
i havent heard of a reboot problem for a very long time.
[Nexus S General] frutelaken:
Small tip: Press *#*#*4636#*#* in your dialer and click "Battery Information" to get a temperature reading.

Mine is at 40°C now, charging.

Greetz
[Nexus S General] 4I-I:
Doesnt work for me...:(

Its to long somehow...

sent from the best phone buyable in the matr1x, while eating kwiboos ics cream sandwich! ;D
[Nexus S General] simms22:
search battery temperature in the market, theres a zillion different apps(ok, a zillion is an exaggeration ;) ).
[Nexus S General] mixtapes08:
Its *#*#4636#*#*

________________________________

Device: Nexus S i9023

Rom: BM Kwiboo ICS v3

Kernel: Matr1x ICS 11.5 cfs

Baseband: I9023XXKD1
[Nexus S General] 4I-I:
Thanks tht woked!
[Nexus S General] frutelaken:
Ah what an unfortunate typo, thanks for pointing it out :)
[Nexus S General] kibmcz:
For me i get around 25c when idle and 26c - 28c when charging (its winter lol).
[Nexus S General] SA-07:
Eeeeek! Thermodynamics!! :(
[Nexus S General] Braneless:
I use Battery Monitor Widget from the market to tell me EVERYTHING I need to know about my battery and how it's performing.
[Nexus S General] D2dyno:
If you are running a custom kernel, it is usually a result of too much stress on the kernel (ex: overclocking). On stock kernel, I have never had that unless my phone froze up.
[Nexus S General] AeroEchelon:
If you are using the stock ROM and kernel i.e. never ROOTED your phone. Then you shouldn't be experiencing random reboots ...
[Nexus S General] polobunny:
Condensation isn't cool though. Excuse the pun. :p
[Nexus S General] simms22:
now thats the truth.
[Nexus S General] zeli:
if i have 3g turned on for some time (lets say 10 min) it'll be really hot. hotter that i would expect at least

i forgot to say that im using cm7, with no under/overclock or something like that
[Nexus S General] spupuz:
summer here in italy and my nexus s as started to overheat and slow down in preformance i did tried many rom and kernel but the problem persist to present it self heach time the temperature is high outside, yesterday my phone was at 42°c during normal usage and also the performance where bad and i had a lot of FC, how can i solve the problem?
[Nexus S General] greg2826:
r u using matrix kernel?

my nexus cant work with matrix[does not matter is ginger or ics], few minutes on hsdp/3g and getting freaking hot, by hot i mean u can fry a fu... eggs on it.

and no , i wasnt oc.
[Nexus S General] spupuz:
mine is working with matrix and i have no problem but when it is hot my phone has 42°c and it become slow.
[Nexus S General] CooLoserTech:
Ya i dont think it overheating is good. Sometimes doing gps for 20 min gets mine up to 120 F. Thats not alright to me
[Nexus S General] guiwi17:
my nexus gets up to 46°C. WiFi off - BT off - GPS off

Ehndroix 14.6.6

It is almost always too hot.

One unwanted reboot per day :(
[Nexus S General] makanorang12:
Yup same with me but since i use cm rom night n kernel devil its not over heating anymore
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] *boy*racer*:
Hey, I have just bought a second hand mini from ebay but aparently it vibrates when it turns on and then the backlight lights up but nothing else. So do you guys think it is bricked or is there another problem as there is no logo showing up.

I havn't yet recieved it but I was wondering while I wait for it to come through the post.

Thanks
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] domics:
Hi did you try to connect the mini with the PC, SE Companion, and using the repair option of it?
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] *boy*racer*:
I now have got it and tried all 3 (PC companion, SEUS and Flashtool) but still no luck. I think its broke :-(

Thanks anyways
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Mrakoris/:
Try to install custom rom, maybe?
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] *boy*racer*:
I would if the bloody thing will turn on. Unless theres another way on flashing another custom rom??
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] domics:
hmm if you can`t go to the fastboot mode it really look like it`s broke :(
[Flipout and Charm General] Spookythemayor:
Well, i just got off the phone with an AT&T rep. I was asking him why the flipside got a 2.2 froyo update and us flipout (and charm) owners with basically identical firmware weren't getting this udate. He didnt know why, So he did some checking... There IS an official update for the motorola flipout! All you have to do is ask. He told me that he had set it up to send me an update within today, or tomorrow, and will be calling me back on monday to confirm the update went through. So basically, get on your phones people and get your 2.2 on!
[Flipout and Charm General] tennyleaz:
If the update is REAL, then good!

Waiting for news.
[Flipout and Charm General] longlife_01:
Any news? Would love to see an actual upgrade for this phone!
[Flipout and Charm General] Schallstoerer:
@ Spookythemayor

any news? did u get the update?...
[Flipout and Charm General] franzfume:
Fake post?
[Flipout and Charm General] qq446015875:
liar。。。

Sent from my ME511 using the XDA mobile application powered by Tapatalk
[Flipout and Charm General] reptakos:
probably the 'update' fix of the 2.1.... there is no effin 2.2 for mb511
[Flipout and Charm General] qq446015875:
i hope it is real

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[Flipout and Charm General] moodroid:
Probably rubbish, but:

http://android-market2.blogspot.com/2011/10/motorola-flipout-22-custom-rom-and.html
[Flipout and Charm General] a_rocklobster:
2.2 would be nice but my flipout is way passed its prime. I'll likely be upgrading around Christmas time
[Flipout and Charm General] Billis69:
That would be great news indeed! A used Flipout sells for less than 90 euros on ebay (and for about 120 euros you can get it brand new) and if it could get a stable 2.2 ROM I will definitely be buying one!
[Flipout and Charm General] reptakos:
oh yeah... just look at the date that posted (page source / header...)

"<h2 class='date-header'>marți, 25 octombrie 2011</h2>"
[General Questions and Answers] cdaly985:
+1

Posting this on an android forum your going to get major disagreements, but I totally support you. Switched from an iPhone 3Gs to a Nexus S and I would change back in a heartbeat!

Everythings so much more, polished, okay not as many mods, etc for battery life but the battery lasted so much longer anyway!
[General Questions and Answers] THE_KINGDOM:
that's exactly what I want, i want people to argue their case, i've explained through personal experience why I feel this way, if somebody beg's to differ, I want them to explain why! Please enlighten me!

As it stands there are more mod's and tweaks available for a Jailbroken iOS!
[General Questions and Answers] TDMaster:
i jailbroke and unlocked a lot of iphones i must that iOS is a dry OS with nothing to look for too after i saw the iOS 5... also iTunes is a Piece of **** of a program..

i cant imagine myself need to jailbreak everytime i update the phone it kinda annoying and insane..
[General Questions and Answers] THE_KINGDOM:
the iOS updates only come once every few months, and only when major updates are required. In this case, u wait until that release is jailbreakable and hold off. In the mean time u can find apps that backup all ur tweaks and settings so its a simple backup and restore process once u re-jailbreak on the newer firmware. no biggy.

iOS is only dry if you don't tweak it, if u use all the tweaks and addons, lockinfo screen, biteSMS, sbsettings, home screens, dock modifiers, it's all there.

I don't see how you can say it's dry if the apps on iOS look pristine compared to Android apps
[General Questions and Answers] Stupidusername7:
Android is easier to work with
[General Questions and Answers] THE_KINGDOM:
easier to work with how?! have u used a jailbroken iPhone?? at least explain
[General Questions and Answers] lowandbehold:
The only thing jailbreaking really allows is the use of 3rd party apps...which android can do out of the box. Not a shot at you, but you probably don't know enough about android or computers in general to have a clear cut idea of what you can really do. The ability to use adb and fastboot and apply System themes (not just overlays) make the possibilities endless. The ability to change between sense, touchwiz, blur and AOSP ROM's. Changing fonts, creating your own app icons, bootanimations, splash screens. Android gives you the tools to easily do these things on your own, not just use someone elses. You can create your own theme in 10 minutes online.

Cydia would not be possible for Android. The tweaks and mods android uses go much much deeper into the system than anything on Iphone. Changes made to the system are not compatible for every phone. And with the such high number of android phones it would make it an almost impossible app to keep up with, and not really worth the time.
[General Questions and Answers] danikron:
I'm going to leave most of this topic alone, as I've never used an iPhone and therefore have no way of countering any claims made in its favour, however I must point out that I don't consider the availability of pirated apps when I decide on which phone to purchase.

If you can afford a $600 phone you can probably afford to buy a few apps as well.
[General Questions and Answers] ctbear:
It is a huge headache about iOS updates. Yes you don't have to update, but what if your device broke and you needed a replacement? All your pre-5.0 SHSH blobs are now useless and you are stuck with a phone that is user friendly enough for your mom, but not powerful enough for yourself.

I don't even need to explain how terrible iTunes is.

Yes, iPhones are all good phones, and iOS is a good OS, no doubt about that (actually I myself am an iPhone user). But to say it's easier to mod and tweak iOS than Android is just not true.
[General Questions and Answers] THE_KINGDOM:
ok i see your point on some stuff here, it is "possible" to make these smaller detail changes to Android and not just overlays (ful themes etc) but you have to completely do it all yourself using command lines, pulling files, modifying java perhaps etc this also probably requires a computer therefore u can't just do it directly on your phone like you can with cydia, its also not organized into categories simply for downloading and patching, as it is with cydia

I beg to differ about the depth (system wise) of these tweaks and mod's, because although you have to do more work to apply them on android, the depth of them, relative to the system processes, is exactly the same really.

Either way, I do see your points, do you have any suggestions for good methods of modifying say for example: the colour of the GSM reception bars ONLY, in absence of everything else, without having to code in java?? (it would probably be very hard to come up with a simple answer to this question, yes i know. Because it's not straight forward and easy like it is on a jailbroken iPhone)
[General Questions and Answers] THE_KINGDOM:
simple, if this was to ever happen and you lose your previous SHSH blobs then u just have to wait AT MOST, a month of jailbreak to become available. maybe 2 weeks, if its a fresh firmware

most likely if u had a replacement device then the firmware if came with would be jailbreakable anyways because each firmware gets jailbroken very quickly, and again its not like they come out with new firmwares every week. Rarely do people run into SHSH blob problems now that it's always auto backed up by cydia

forget itunes.. what do we use it for now anyways? its only a partial server backup of ur apps and such, i dont use it for music or movies etc.

In any case, when i upgrade firmwares, i resync all my apps back, from itunes cracked or not.. and all the backed up cydia apps and tweaks also.. in no time ur device is back to normal.

Im still saying its definitely easier to mod and tweak iOS when it's all laid out for you right there in cydia, without having to punch a whole bunch of command lines, pull files, edit some java and then put the file back in, thats the bare more hard way to ever have to tweak or modify for your average non-programmer user.
[General Questions and Answers] ctbear:
Hmmm at most a month? Are you sure about that? I waited 3 months before I could jailbreak my iPad 2. And that's because comex was not working for Apple then. Apple has always been keen on patching vulnerabilities so I would imagine jailbreaking becoming more and more difficult.

Cydia backs up the blobs automatically? How can you even do that if you can't jailbreak in the first place?

Sure, Cydia is easier for average users. But how good is it if you can't even put it on your device?

Anyways I don't think it's a good idea for a user to mod his phone if he can't even search on forums for mods.
[General Questions and Answers] MilkyJoePD:
Rom Toolbox has icons for the GSM reception bars, along with some others.
[General Questions and Answers] THE_KINGDOM:
i'll check it out for sure
[General Questions and Answers] lowandbehold:
Personally, I would rather it not be that easy to tweak and mod. Changes that deep into the system can eff up your phone, and if it is as easy as clicking an app..you probably won't know how to fix it. Plus, when it is hard, less people do it. So while you debate about Apple being better, I already know my Android is better than the guy's next to me.
[General Questions and Answers] Kailkti:
Well as said, something like cydia would not work for us since we have so many devices with different hardware and structure. I do not get what you mean by more customizable though. We can change our notification bar, launcher, icons, system layout, anything. Literally anything. Why? Cuz we have the friggin source code. I could go and get the source code and make android have some code in it to make a backdoor that sends your private information to me. I really could do anything. Get how drastic the changes could be? Now here's what it comes down to really, the app developers. The people who would spend time and implement your ideas or make apps that would satisfy your needs. Nothing to do with android the system, has to do with its ecosystem however.
[General Questions and Answers] Lruiz100:
Well in my opinion, the Android is not easy to work with, but it is easier to understand. I used to be an Iphone user but, it didn't work out for me. Its features confused me and I didn't understand what its JailBreak meant for it. I also found it difficult (Was an Iphone Jailbreaker :P) on how to get to where I wanted to get.
[General Questions and Answers] Nsandhu23:
One major thing to consider: Android has more than one phone. Not every single developer has the same exact phone which they are all developing for. If every Android user had a say, HTC EVO 3D, then the development community for the EVO 3D would be huge, like Apple's. This is not a draw back, but a difference between the two platforms. I respect both, but I love Android too much to leave with. And yes with multiple phones comes fragmentation, but hey get the best phone every time you can, like me, or root that SOB!
[General Questions and Answers] kazi_rizwan:
The only thing that has kept me from buying iPhone is its price. Its way to high even compared to any high end device from any other company.

btw, the thread topic shud be...why is iOS better than Android ! ;)
[General Questions and Answers] cintel7:
Me: What do you think about Androids?

Siri: Can you imaging the freedom I would have running custom ROMs.
[General Questions and Answers] TDMaster:
i want to see u now going to downgrade an iphone from 4.3.5 to 4.3.3 without SHSH blobs u need so much programs and so much tries to make it work..

if besides that not every1 got the knowleadge to downgrade the phone and jailbreak it unlike android that install MOD is relatively much eaiser then downgrade\jailbreak an iphone
[General Questions and Answers] tom3927:
Apples and Oranges

The two OS's have different audiences. You say iOS is better because it is easier to customize the look, and the gui's of apps look better. But to most Android users, looks aren't very important. Android apps and ROMS can do things iOS never can, simply because it is open. And I'm not sure why you say you can change the OS on the iPhone, you can't. Only the GUI.
[General Questions and Answers] Felimenta97:
Totally agree.I already tried using my friend's jailbroken iPhone. I haven't seen any Music app for iPhone except of iPod.

Android don't have THAT organization in the part of Cydia, but's it's because someone said one page ago, there is lot's of diferent phones, with diferent shapes, sizes, processors, firmwares, kernels and such.

I am a real noob too to create things and such, but I know I can create a theme in about 3 hours (themers, I am right?)

Fonts, you can put one on all of thoses fonts that come with Windows, apply it and voilá, you have a totally new phone. There is lots of animations, themes, colors, apps. I mean, you can change every single thing in the phone, from Splash Screen to your carrier name on status bar (another thing that Apple copied from Android).

Sent using Mini CM7 Pro by Paul
[General Questions and Answers] johnston9234:
In my experience the iPhone dev community is an absolute mess. Android devices dont need to be plugged into a computer to boot up, I dont have to be dependent on a computer for my jailbroken iPhone to function. I had to jailbreak my iPhone 4 recently and it took 40 minutes just to find the info I needed vs coming to xda and getting the info in 5 minutes tops. My discrepancy to iPhone, they just dont have anything as comprehensive as xda.

tl;dr

I wish iPhone had an xda-developers equivalent that was just as successful in their endeavors.
[General Questions and Answers] CallMeVentus:
I've used the iPhone 2G , 3GS , 4 and 4S before .

2G - There was no 3G

3GS - Just a 3G with a hardware upgrade . My Galaxy Ace could win it (both rooted/jailbroken)

4 - The one that I like .

4S - The one that I was the most disappointed in .

When the 4S came out , I turned to WinMo
[General Questions and Answers] tom3927:
He was actually comparing a jailbroken iphone to a rooted android, not stock. And please dont be a total fanboy. Iphone isnt just for non-techy people. Who do you think makes the apps?