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[Motorola Droid X2] LordRalh3:
I love this place...ill be dimming my brightness for the led shortly +1 man, and your welcome to talk anything you want here ash your definitely one of my favorites here, the screen brightness ill probly do as well although i wonder if that one could be made into one of the drop down toggles or tell me how to do the R. E. shortcut , i have to use screen filter at night especially outside.

Im not sure what newfangled solar charger but id definitely like a link, most solar for phones is super lame and low end, i am outside ALOT, so really just can't plug in anywhere and j don't ask anyone if i can plug in i wait for home , with all my power in my spares and my energizer powerpaq (that babys 4000+ mAh by itself) i can go over two weeks without needing an outlet, (all my pants are cargo jeans so i "do" have pockets at my knees

from my X2 roaming the north
[Motorola Droid X2] ashclepdia:
THANKS bro ;)

I haven't been able to test the LCD backlight setting yet.

I will edit this on my break with instructions on how to shortcut wit RE.

And HOLY crap a WEEK? LOL

That sounds like something I should do Hahaha ...id need a LOT of batteries tho ;)
[Motorola Droid X2] ashclepdia:
To make a bookmark in R.E. navigate to the file u would like to make a shortcut/bookmark to. Instead of tapping to open it just long press the file and select "add bookmark"

Then next time all you need to do is open R.E and press menu>bookmarks and u can go straight to that file.

Also...if u use a launcher such as ADW ex(what I use) or Launcher Pro, they allow you to create a custom shortcut right on ur homescreen and u can set am "activity" an app does. For instance in this case I have a custom shortcut set up that I chose the "activity" under root explorer called "Root explorer(Bookmarks List)" so that when I touch the shortcut(app icon on homescreen) it takes me directly to my root explorer bookmarks instead of having to open RE and press menu>bookmarks.

custom activity shortcuts are so sweet ;)
[Motorola Droid X2] CadenH:
I've never used the bookmark feature. I'll have to add a few things to that.
[Motorola Droid X2] ashclepdia:
Yeah its very useful. Especially foe things u just happen to stumble on and might be hard to find again if its deep in a bunch of different folders w/ a weird name lol.

And the custom activity short cuts allows u to open to any activity just about that any app does
[Venue Pro General] Crimson Lotus:
Hi Guys, I have a question. Is there anyway I can send SMS w/ the right arrow key instead of taping send icon on the screen?
[Venue Pro General] MJCS:
This is no way
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] pjm77:
Hi!

I'm experiencing random turn-offs when I put my note to sleep. When it turns off I need to hold the power button for 10 seconds or so to turn it on - which means it's not just turned off but in the deep sleep state but unresponsive. I'm on Cassie's 2.0 ROM (flashed it twice suspecting a bad flash). Tried FM Kernel 1.3 , Abyss Kernel 1.4 and now FM Kernel 1.3.1 and it's still the same. It seems to happen more often when overclocking/undervolting but still happens sometimes on stock voltages too. Anybody else having similar problem?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] 3Labs:
yes and am on stock exact same issue
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] xAnimal5:
Never happened to me yet and I've had my note for 3 weeks.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] DZMCO:
Same issue on German stock, i even have to pull the battery out for it to restart, just did a master reset, and i hope that will resolve the issue.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] RMXO:
are you guys using SetCPU & have a screen off profile? if so, then that's the case. I experienced this & had to delete the profile.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] intruda119:
I've been having the same issues for about a week. Phone shuts down when in sleep for some reason. I thought I had a defective unit. I I'm in process for a replacement
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] 5150Joker:
Had this happen once but my phone has the Abyss 1.4 kernel with lowered voltages (no profiles).
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] pjm77:
Nope, I'm using SetCPU but never had any profiles set. Same happened when I used Voltage Control (or something...) instead of SetCPU.

It's too early to say it for sure but it seems that this thing happens to me only when I've got the WiFi on. I'll keep on checking.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] RMXO:
ok, I had the screen off profile & when removing it, my issue went away.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] swaldrop:
Galaxy Note 2 shuts down by itself

This happens to the Note 2 as well and is not software related. The problem is hardware related. The phone is flawed and shuts off on it's own under various conditions, all hardware related. Take a look at this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SjLn2yikYnI

Also, take a look at this site I built that goes in to more detail regarding the issue: www.GalaxyNote2ShutsOff.com

One look at that short video and I am sure there will be some light bulbs going off. Be sure to read the details I provided on that site as well. They go in to detail about the problems that I have had and the lack of proper support that Samsung is willing to provide.
[HTC Sensation] bongostl:
Hi All--

I am not a new user...I have had an n1, g2, mt4g, g2x and now the sensation.

And I am having a TERRIBLE time with the battery life.

It's not the apps running int he background--it's not partial wake use...i've already reset the battery stats.

It doesn't seem to drain the battery when I don't use the phone more than any other phone I've had, but when I use the phone, for regular surfing, for any apps at all (xda, google reader, g+, etc...) it blows through battery like no one's business.

I thought maybe I had a bum battery so I bought an anker one--and no better at all!

I'm pretty disappointed. I love the phone, but I'm only getting about 9 hours of lightish-medium use out of it, whereas I would easily get 15 hours or so on my g2x with the EXACT same setup.

I have tried the stock rom.

I have tried cm7

I have tried bricked kernel.

Anyone have any thoughts? I'm about at my wits end.
[HTC Sensation] bongostl:
I should add, it also does this weird thing where it will drop a ton after a reset
[HTC Sensation] rawrfische:
Have you checked what you've got syncing and how often? I think when you first add an email, the sense email app tries to sync every 15 minutes. If you're like me and have multiple emails, that could be a big drain. Facebook for Android also tries to sync every hour unless you change it. Weather also syncs right out of the box, but I forget how often.

Aside from that, you could try undervolting and underclocking. I think for me, this had the biggest impact on my battery. Light to medium use (with very little gaming though), I can easily go an entire day and not have to charge until bedtime.

As for today, I've been up for 5 1/2 hours and my battery is still at 74% with some light net surfing, watching videos from gallery and youtube, some texting and a quick phone call. Not to mention a couple of reboots because I wanted to play with the new 4ext recovery.

For what it's worth, I'm running this:

Stock battery

InsertCoin 2.5.5-2 (yup an old classic lol)

Bricked Kernel 1.5r1 beta 1 - 192/918 MHz wake, 192/384 MHz sleep, undervolted by 45k

Sense stripped out with lukogriffioen's script

DX Home, a little known, but really smooth launcher even at low clock speeds

As for syncing, I have hourly weather, once a day for email (3 accounts) and manual for Facebook

Only a handful of widgets running: Beautiful Widgets for clock, smooth calendar and a few toggles for wifi and brightness since I don't use auto-brightness

/edit

As for the funky battery drop, just reboot it again. It'll correct itself after a reboot or two.
[HTC Sensation] bongostl:
Ha!

Do i was down to16 percent, and i tried flashing a new radio.flashed fine.

rebooted. Now at 45

Is this wonkiness in the ROM, the battery drivers, or the phone?
[HTC Sensation] Sdobron:
You just have bad battery stats. Give it a few cycles. How many hours of display time are you getting? Today I got 12 hours total with 4.5 hours screen on before I charged it. Battery was 10%, anker.
[HTC Sensation] tmosda:
I got pretty good results with Juice Defender.. oh yeah. get rid of Skype.
[HTC Sensation] maxawesome:
HyperSensation 1.2F ROM

Latest AOSP Bricked kernel

Undervolted/underclocked to 1Ghz per core

Auto-brightness

WiFi - never sleep setting (manually turned off when not in use)

Two Gmail accounts on Push

One Live email account on 30 min check schedule

I get between 16hrs and 28hrs depending on how much calling I do. 16 hours with 2-3x 15-30min conversations, light gaming, and frequent internet browsing stints.
[HTC Sensation] bongostl:
I'm thinking it's battery stats.

After rebooting, I'm now at14% after 14 hours of use, which is more then fine

Sooooo wonky
[HTC Sensation] csorrentini:
http://www.amazon.com/Anker-1900mAh...RFTU/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1323145926&sr=8-2

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really good deal imo and the battery is real good
[Galaxy S I9000 General] HotMykeul:
Here It's deodex JVX rom

http://www.fileserve.com/file/yVezzTP
[Galaxy S I9000 General] SamHaLeKe:
HotMykeul LoL mate :D

cheers!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] skypeacy:
is this real?!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] alysiper:
What are the changes?

NVM! i found it myself! :)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] dherre65:
thanks for sharing...
[Galaxy S I9000 General] betoNL:
Is this the same as:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1117579 ?

CWM Built-in included?

Edit: Never mind I think I get it....the other is Multi csc and have built-in cwm included...
[Galaxy S I9000 General] dadyal:
anything new ????/???
[Galaxy S I9000 General] sbnaul:
Hey can someone post the videoplayer.apk and videoplayer.odex from system/apps... I need it... It would be kind if some1 helps me out...

Edit : got the apk...
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Tyxerakias:
I assumed for JVX. Here you go: http://www.multiupload.com/JADXHZOIP0
[Nexus S General] Protoroll:
I got my Nexus S 4G about two weeks ago when Sprint sent it as a replacement for my old Epic. Since I got it my back button has been locking up constantly. I have to turn the screen off and on again or wait the 10 seconds that it takes for it to unfreeze. Sometimes it backs me out all the way to the home screen when it happens. Does anyone know of a fix or something, because this is really getting bringing my mood down on what is otherwise a really awesome phone.
[Nexus S General] dvgrhl:
It's unfortunately a known hardware issue: http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/Google+Mobile/thread?tid=455215ff8747658b&hl=en
[Nexus S General] Protoroll:
So I have to get a replacement don't I?
[Nexus S General] drleospaceman:
My white i9020a's back button has been freezing a lot too. At least 3 times a day. I've even had the home button freeze once. I'm hoping that the ICS update addresses it as the phone didn't include a warranty..
[Nexus S General] suomaf:
I had that problem a few weeks back. I flashed a few different kernels and also took the cover off and loosened the screw behind the back button. Not sure which did it but it's fine now.
[General Questions and Answers] agentfazexx:
I can't copy anything onto this card. It gets like halfway, then seems to become inaccessible from Windows. The drive shows up, but I can't get into it. I formatted it with SD card formatter 3.0, but it's still acting up. Is this DOA, or is it savable?
[General Questions and Answers] agentfazexx:
Bump... :confused:
[General Questions and Answers] agentfazexx:
Still nothing? Not having luck here.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] blocatan:
I have them both and I just wanted to post here for those looking at the new devices coming out (save for the Nexus) .. don't be too quick to look at your device with sad panda eyes.

The Bionic is not perfect, by any means. I can tell you right now where the Bionic (in my opinion) beats the Rezound.

Bionic has a better (this is after the 5.8.894 update applied): Battery life, user Interface, processor (seems snappier), design (physically), can be rooted, LOTS of accessories and optional extras (the Rezounds's extended battery is just silly).

Rezound has a better: Community (a lot of devs are working on this one), screen, camera, comes with headphones (not awesome, but really good), (more) BLOAT .. if you're into bloatware this one wins.

Both are awesome, and I think the Rezound will be kicking some butt soon after it gets root and some roms pouring in sans the bloat. I guess as a Bionic owner since launch I know that I felt a little shorted by Motorola. A bit duped, and I want those that still may feel that way to .. just understand that their device is really competitive and competent.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] knucklesmckay:
I had high expectations for the Rezound being a fan of HTC, but it seemed a bit laggy to me when compared to the Bionic and Razr. I am sure Sense 3.5 attributes to its choppiness, but I have my suspicions that the TI processor is slightly better than the snapdragon even though the snapdragon is clocked higher. It seems like HTC went the wrong directions with Sense and Moto went the right direction with blur, which is wierd because Sense use to be the one that was more optimized.

I was all set to buy the Rezound off contract then I tried the Razr, Bionic and Rezound out in store for a good 1.5 hours (my girl was looking for a phone and couldn't make up her mind). Bionic and Razr won me over. I use to not like Moto too much but these 2 phones are the best on Verizon right now IMO. I am glad I bought the Bionic (I got it for $325 less than the Razr)
[Motorola Droid Bionic] kendive:
You are right about Bloat. I have the Bionic and the TBolt and hands down the HTC came with three times of bloatware that the Bionic.

I am not sure I am into the HTC phones anymore after picking up this used Bionic.

I like my unrooted Bionic better than my rooted Tbolt as of now... :D
[Motorola Droid Bionic] C@rn@ge:
Gotta love the htc radio tho.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] blocatan:
For sure. I have not dropped signal once with the Resound. That said I have not dropped with the Bionic since the update.

Sent from my Rezound
[Motorola Droid Bionic] eraursls1984:
On the t bolt the 3g was solid, cell signal wasn't bad, but I rarely was able to pick up 4g signal unlike my bionic.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] qudwis:
yea, for some reason, dual-core tegra and omap works better than snapdragon..

i wished rezound coming next year with quad-core..
[Motorola Droid Bionic] deedscreen:
Quad-core is coming within the next few years.

By the way, Motorola has great radios!
[Motorola Droid Bionic] eraursls1984:
Quad core will be in phones next year.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] PG101:
Quad core is coming early next year.. check out HTC Edge..
[Android Apps and Games] peek_12_21:
I do not know if this is possible but I am running cm7 on my fascinate and I have subscription slacker radio so I can cache my stations. I but since I have went to cm7 I can not cache stations, it says there is not 500mb of space on my 16 gig card. I contacted slacker and they said I would have to go back to stock os on my phone to gain caching ability again. So I was wondering if there is a fix to this and if it is even possible thanks
[Kindle Fire General] jojo54696:
I have both a kindle fire and an ipad 2. Is there a wireless keyboard i can get that will work with both devices (once fire gets bluetooth).

I'm thinking this....

logitech.com/en-us/1200/8214

or this...

logitech.com/en-us/1222/8232

Does it matter? Will one only work with android and the other only with Ipad or are they universal? because I am 99% sure they are actually the same keyboard. If they are not universal is there a wireless bluetooth keyboard i can get that will work with both. (links would be great)

Thanks!
[Kindle Fire General] jolars:
You get that bluetooth doesn't work for the Fire but are asking for a bluetooth keyboard that works for the Fire?
[Kindle Fire General] jojo54696:
Huh? I am asking for one that will work for both the fire and the Ipad 2.
[Kindle Fire General] asb2164:
I have this http://goo.gl/Fh9Ba

It works on both the ipad and the Fire
[Kindle Fire General] Groundhack:
The kindle fire doesn't have Bluetooth :o how does that keyboard work with it....
[Kindle Fire General] jojo54696:
Looks good? Anything a little cheaper? Will the ones that a posted actually work with both or will they only work with one or the other?

future ROM's should add bluetooth support i am pretty sure.
[Kindle Fire General] volwrath:
I have that as well, but its branded as verbatim and cheaper at amazon. Ive used it with my ipad2 and my Epic 4G Touch. I like it alot

http://www.amazon.com/Verbatim-9753...LT2E/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1323129869&sr=8-1
[Kindle Fire General] hoss12300:
I'm setting a reminder. When there is a ROM with Bluetooth support, I will let you know which keyboard will work with the Kfire. :rolleyes:
[Kindle Fire General] baj24:
If you purchase a Bluetooth keyboard specifically with the intention of using it with your Kindle Fire, prepare to be disappointed....forever.
[Kindle Fire General] txtj:
The bluetooth will work with future mods. Have faith
[Kindle Fire General] krelvinaz:
I don't think so.

Sent from my Kindle Fire
[Kindle Fire General] screwyluie:
It doesn't have bluetooth... this isn't a software issue....
[Kindle Fire General] rad3:
Actually, it sounds like the Bluetooth radio is there, but disabled.
[Kindle Fire General] Veritass:
Correct you are.
[Kindle Fire General] reuthermonkey:
agreed.

Kinda like the SGS Vibrant can pick up FM radio? Or the Sprint HTC Hero can be used on GSM networks?

(hint: I'm being facetious - neither of those are true)

You'd think that after all these years people would stop looking at just the CPU Spec-sheet before they proclaim so loudly that a device has the ability to do something out of the box. And that just a simple tweak in a custom ROM will add what the manufacturer was too stupid to figure out...
[Kindle Fire General] volwrath:
Or kinda like the nookncolor supports Bluetooth...oh wait...
[Kindle Fire General] boomn:
No, they are not deluded in having hope given how much this parallels the Nook Color's example of getting BT enabled in software that was included in the wifi chip (just like the Fire). Saying it's guaranteed to work is definitely not true though, since it could possibly rely on additional power or data pins on that chip that may or may not be connected. Back on the hopeful side, given that the Fire is based on the BB Playbook hardware (which has working Bluetooth) I doubt Quanta went out of their way to modify the system board just to physically disable BT
[Kindle Fire General] bsoplinger:
I use the Apple bluetooth keyboard. Nice size. Can be gotten for less than $40 by buying bulk version. Even cheaper if you get a clone.
[Kindle Fire General] smankins:
How?? It takes more than a software change to make bluetooth work. If bluetooth is possible on the Kindle Fire, I think it would already be working and featured. Is there a dormant bluetooth radio inside the Kindle Fire?
[Kindle Fire General] rad3:
Yes. The Bluetooth radio is dormant inside of the fire. Reasonable possibility that its usable.
[Kindle Fire General] MayfairDROID:
You are correct that it is not working, and that it will take more than a simple port to make it work. The kernel needs to support it, which it currently does not. Once custom kernels are released, then maybe, if the chip was wired properly, we will have BT.
[Kindle Fire General] FoibleOfHumanity:
Should probably hold off on buying a keyboard until bluetooth actually works...

Sent from my Kindle Fire
[Kindle Fire General] screwyluie:
I highly recommend holding your breath....

But really, this idea that there's a bluetooth radio in the fire is based on another device that has the same chip... but this is more then longshot... here's to hope, but reality is we'll never see bluetooth in the fire
[Kindle Fire General] antagonizt:
It's based on the teardown from ifixit (ifixit.com/Teardown/Amazon-Kindle-Fire-Teardown/7099/1) the communications chip a Jorjin WG7310 WLAN/BT/FM Combo Module indeed has a BT radio
[Kindle Fire General] boomn:
The Playbook having BT was only one extra reason. The main reason to hope is that the teardown revealed that they're using using this combo chip for the wifi
[Kindle Fire General] reuthermonkey:
So we'll get FM radio too, right?

haha
[Kindle Fire General] Chadarius:
The Nook Color does support Bluetooth with Cyanogenmod.

Just Google nook color bluetooth and you will see youtube examples and information all over about it.

It is basically the same chipset used in the Kindle. It is quite possible that it will be able to support bluetooth devices.

Sadly, to not enable the bluetooth functionality as a default is confusing to me. I would think that would just create more stuff to sell in the Kindle eco-system.

I just purchased an HP Touchpad bluetooth keybard for $29 on Amazon. It looks like it will work great on my son's Nook and eventually on my Kindle once Cyanogenmod gets up and running on it.
[Kindle Fire General] pokey9000:
The Jorjin "chipset" is a module with pretty much all the parts save for the antenna to do WiFi, BT, and FM. Inside is a TI WL1271 chip, a chip to multiplex the antenna between the bluetooth and wifi portions of the 1271, and a bunch of support components.

But each subsystem on that module has to be connected separately to the CPU and other parts of the KF. We know how the WiFi is hooked up since it works and we have source showing how it was done. On the Nook Color, we figured out how the bluetooth was hooked up because of comments and disabled code that Barnes & Noble's ODM left in the kernel and bootloader source. Amazon (Quanta) wasn't as kind, so we have to either do a lot of guessing or tear down a Kindle to reverse engineer it. FM is probably like the Nook Color, with the antenna and audio not being connected anywhere.

TL;DR:

CM7 has nothing to do with it. It has the hardware to do bluetooth, but all the wiring to make it work may not exist.
[Kindle Fire General] ThunderTech:
The WiFI/BT chipset used in the Kindle Fire is the Texas Instruments WL1270B WLAN (repackaged for Jorjin as a WG7310-00)

Note: The Jorjin WG7310-00 chip has WLAN/BT/FM built-in

Here is the datasheet on the WLAN/BT/FM chip.

cn.triquint.com/upload/wlan-solution/WG7310-00-SPC-R03.pdf

The Bluetooth 2.1+EDR portion of the Jorjin WG7410-00 chip shares RF with the 802.11b/g/n WiFi antenna RF Connector
[Kindle Fire General] Magical3:
I am unsure about the keyboard, but it is hopeful that bluetooth will be enabled. It has no antenna, so it would have very short distance, but it is possible as with overclocking, to have a custom kernel to enable it.
[Kindle Fire General] aprsguy:
Has anyone taken apart their kf and measured to see if the bt portion of the Jorjin WG7310-00 chip is powered up? Looks like pin 72 on that BGA would provide the first clue if will work being Vdd for the bt circuit. Same would go for the FM portions of that chip. Having done some HW design (and loads of tech work) I know engineers sometimes will just leave options they don't want to use as a No Connect on the board the device is soldered to.
[Kindle Fire General] johnnywayne28:
building up the courage to do it, gives me a reason to buy some new tools to take this apart with. If its not, To solder or not to solder now that is the question.
[Kindle Fire General] ndoren:
I suspect Amazon simply didn't want the support issues and overhead associated with bluetooth. I can imagine they'd get 1000 calls a day like, "I can't pair my Jambox to my Kindle," or, "My Ford Focus Sync system hates my Kindle."

What I do find confusing is that I've been following the custom Kernel threads here on XDA (I have an overclocking kernel installed) and none of the developers seem to want to touch the Kindle Bluetooth with a 10 foot pole. Neall