yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC Titan] Miroo74:
The links on the post dont work.

If I try to download anyhink it says this.

All free download slots on this server are currently in use.

For immediate access, upgrade to FileFactory Premium. Alternatively, you can try again shortly.

Retry download

Any time .

Do you have some other links?

From other websites?

Dear
[HTC Titan] Tachi91:
They work for me. besides the horrible download speeds i get
[HTC Titan] Miroo74:
I downloaded now this two files:

RUU_Eternity_HTC_Europe_1.07.401.01_Radio_16.23.02.09_2_16.24.00.23U_Signed_ETERNITY_RELEASE.exe

IMG_Eternity_HTC_Europe_2.01.401.04_Radio_16.23.03.17_16.27.00.23_Signed_ETERNITY_RELEASE.nbh

But if I try to flash my device with this roms their comes this error:

ERROR [294] : INVALID VENDER ID

Do you know what I must do now?
[HTC Titan] Tachi91:
Which Titan do you have? That Invalid Id means your trying to flash a ROM meant or another Titan
[HTC Titan] Miroo74:
That are all Information.

If you need some or ask for them.

HTC Titan At&t

PI39100

OS: 7.10.7720.68

<firmware: 1600.2200.11004.502

Hardware: 0002

Radio: 16.23.02.26_A_16.27.00.23U

Bootloader: 1.10.160015.3(132409)

CHIP: 1.6.0.0

Which file I must download?

Dear
[HTC Titan] Tachi91:
The AT&T (cingular) one..
[HTC Titan] Miroo74:
Ok, let me reply what I must do.

I must flash my phone with this rom:

IMG_Eternity_Cingular_Att + RomUpdateUltinity.exe

After that I must download the Cab Sender and Zune.

Then I must 7720.68 to 7740.16 Update

Then I must install 7740.16 to 8107 Lanaguage (German)

And after that I must install finally 7740.16 to 8107 Update

Right???
[HTC Titan] Tachi91:
Trial & Error,

Now you can send more then one cab at a time.. So lets say you flashed the phone back to 7720.68.. You can update all the way up to 8107 right there and then all you have to do is copy the .cabs for 7720-7740, 7740-8107, and German 7740-8107 but that might give some errors and not know what caused it.

But for now lets just

1. Flash to 7720.68

2. Update to 7740.16

3. Flash German 7740.16 - 8107

4. Update to 8107
[HTC Titan] Miroo74:
I'm now on installing the update to 7740.16

If it is finished I will flash the german language...

---------- Post added at 01:03 AM ---------- Previous post was at 01:01 AM ----------

I'm now on firmware 7740.16, but I still cant install the German language?
[HTC Titan] Tachi91:
Found out to add a new language you must be developer/interop unlocked... :(
[HTC Titan] Miroo74:
Sorry, but I don't understand what you mean.

If you mean that I must unlock the phone.It is unlocked.

Dear
[HTC Titan] Tachi91:
Here somebody asked if they can add a language after they had already been updated... and somebody said yes, but you must be Dev unlocked.. as in you have complete control of the OS to sideload apps
[HTC Titan] Miroo74:
okay, and how do I dev unlock?

dev unlock means bootloader unock or?
[HTC Titan] Miroo74:
Ok I dev/interop unlocked the phone now.

So I can go in the internet with my sim card.

What do I must do now?
[Epic 4G Android Development] hoffman1984:
CRT On and Off for EI22

Big thanks to Whitehawkx for the original mod... required a tiny bit of tweaking to get it working... But all is good.

This zip includes both the framework-res.apk (enables CRT off) and services.jar (enables CRT on).

I used Legendary services.jar and MostlyStock framework-res.apk (Thanks xBTx), but everything should work well on every ROM... Let me know if it doesn't!

Will be posting a tutorial on this when i get some free time... But for now, here's the download. Enjoy! =)

http://era.techfumaster.com/ERA_CRT_ON-OFF_EI22.zip
[Epic 4G Android Development] MДЯCЦSДИT:
I do screen off in framework-res but everybody has their own ways...
[Epic 4G Android Development] hoffman1984:
holy FU** i think i got two mods mixed up. lol Good catch... and did you get my PM man?
[Epic 4G Android Development] hoffman1984:
Doing 20 things at once, plus a baby... you knooooow!
[Epic 4G Android Development] tabormeister:
Definitely works, themes battery icon and returns to stock AOSP launcher though. Digging CRT on, thanks!
[Atrix 4G Themes and Apps] leijae:
I'm looking for an app that will play sound, thats connected through the headphone jack, through the speaker on the phone. It may sound funky, but what I'm trying to accomplish is playing my guitar through the Atrix.
[Atrix 4G Themes and Apps] omni_angel7:
The headphone jack is an output, not an input. Its a one-way street.
[Atrix 4G Themes and Apps] ifalldownalot:
aw, poor guitar.

wah wah wahhhh. :(
[Atrix 4G Themes and Apps] leijae:
AWE MAN! not cool.
[Atrix 4G Themes and Apps] t.Lancer:
uh that's not really right at all. the headphone jack is an output but it also has a pin for input for the headset (Microphone). you'd just need a 4 pin 3.5mm connector. Wire it up as needed and hook up your audio input. Then you just need an app to play what's coming in from the input staight to the speaker.
[Atrix 4G Themes and Apps] SirFork:
last I checked, the lack of low latency audio codecs makes the Android OS less than ideal for music recording and performance.
[Atrix 4G Themes and Apps] leijae:
But with root access on Cm7, can't done of that junk get hacked or bypassed?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Madflapjack:
i updated evilisto port from sense 3.5 because he just bought a nexus s.... so i made an update and suscefully i updated it to v08... can anyone post it for me?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Meddlemaker:
I wish I could post this on dsexton's ICBINB thread, but I don't have enough posts.

Anyway, I have installed the new official KJ6 ICBINB, which is great, BUT I lost the CRT Off animation somehow. I know it's not an essential feature, but it is pretty cool :)

Any ideas?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] xolanir:
You can get the animation from this thread and just throw it into the ROM yourself. Follow the instructions and you'll be golden.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=19778438
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Meddlemaker:
Thanks man, I'll give it a shot.
[Android General] MartyLK:
I finally decided I would take some extreme measures to aide the BL of my Androids. I have an HTC Inspire and HTC HD2 with Nexus S Android. The HD2 isn't all that bad...much better BL than the Inspire, but I wanted to apply this measure to both phones. Will it help? Only time will tell.

I started by removing all screen widgets. Then I sorted the screen icons so that a minimum of homescreens were needed...got it down to 2 homescreens. Then I deleted all widgets without apps not able to be opened through an icon. Then I went into Applications manager and cleared and stopped all non-used apps and services. I also deleted all duplicate services such as OEM email accounts and their associated syncing....using add-in apps for them. (example: built-in apps and widgets like Facebook, Twitter are uninstalled or disabled and am using another combining app like Seesmic. Same goes for the email app)

What I currently have is an Android iPhone. I'm using only icons on the 2 homescreens. And this makes me understand why Apple refuses to use widgets and stick with icons...to preserve BL. I hope this will improve the BL of my Androids because it is purely horrendous. And it is horrendous with all Androids I've tried and used.

Until the recently announced battery tech breakthrough is made available, this might have to be how Android is used from now on. But I doubt these extreme measures will actually help.
[Android General] squishy506:
What is the difference between a widget and an application?
[Android General] primetechv2:
An application is a single, whole program package that is loaded into the phone. Examples would be Tapatalk, the default Calculator, and Angry Birds.

An application can have one or more widgets in it -- a widget is an interactive thing you can place on the home screen. It can give you information, and you can tap on it to change what it says. A good example of that would be Beautiful Widgets, or the little Android guy that tells you about how to use your new phone.

Sent from my Wildfire S
[Android General] daveb673:
@Marty, how long was your battery lasting prior to the "Extreme Makeover"? Mine currently will last me 2 days. Admittedly, I've not loaded a lot of stuff on the phone yet, and I have the power saver mode start at 70%...but I only need to recharge every other day.
[Android General] nieker:
My desire lasts around 2 days with moderate usage. But on a good day (read: many boring moments), it's completely depleted by the end of the day. My biggest battery drainer is whatsapp, if I uninstall the app my battery will last a LOT longer.

If i really need my phone to last for a long time (when Im on a big trip or on a festival) I always use JuiceDefender with a very strict setting. This is a big help, but not for everyday use
[Android General] grudas:
whats the point? Where ever you sleep you have access to a plug/usb w/e so whats the big deal ? how hard is it to charge the phone every night? even thought my galaxy s2 hold battery for 40hrs+ i never need that :|
[Android General] marko!:
Ive dont the same thing, I also found some build prop and init.d tweaks that improve battery life.

my brightness is always at minimum, i have only one widget,

My battery could last two days BUT i use my phone a lot. like its on for 7 hours with 4.5 hrs screen on.
[Android General] tailsthecat3:
Hilarious.
[Android General] chrisrotolo:
ther have been many apps and disucssions on BL. heres some common tips.

screen to lowest brightness possible setting. background data always off unless using market. disable -use wireless networks- options, no gps, no location. also turn off *back up my data*. wifi always off not in use. screeen timeout no more than 2 minutes. turn off animations and transitions. setcpu with moderate settings (if you can do a screen off profile it will be beneficial but beware Sleep of Death.) no live wallpapers. minimum widgets or none. minimum homescreens or 1. startup manger. adfree. location cache app. and battery calibration to get the most juice.
[Android General] John_2k2:
the issues seems to be alot with hardware the Htc inspire and HD2 have 1250 Mah Batteries , which are very small.
[Android General] fluxgfx:
If some people are just like me... I can kill at 1800mah battery in 5 hours even at full charge...

I do everything on my smartphone. So anything to save the battery is a good way.

I have the Galaxsy S II and I've managed to drain the battery in 6hours of usage and since I'm not near a power source most of the time then yeah I need all the juice....

I don't sit in an office or am near a power source 80% of the time. I usually carry 2 spare batteries with me and a charger for them just in case.

Cheers! (Extreme power user).
[Android General] Irvysan:
Whats the point??

Here is my daily usage :

Alarm goes off at 6:30am (phone gets unplugged)

Blahblah (at work) reply to emails and messages throughout the day, on twitter A LOT (plume premium)

2 calls approx 30 mins each

Play some games at break and lunchtime (Drag racing KILLS my battery, a bit of plants vs zombies, grave defence HD and maybe some pinball deluxe)

more emails and twitter

another 20min call

a little more gaming while im waiting on customers (1hr or so??)

6pm go home for 6:30pm

BAM! battery is at 10-20% and i need to plug it in again.

this is a typical 12hr day for me and im sure others have longer days and i would appreciate not having to rush home (sometimes) if im expecting a call.

so as far as im concerned anything which will save some precious battery on my devices is appreciated.

btw i have reduced my homescreens to 3 and only have 2 widgets running and that has made a great difference to my battery life (esp. on the DHD)

Irvysan :p
[Android General] alroger:
Basically kill factory and carrier bloatware and you are getting better.

One thing I was amazed about was the eBook reader that comes with our Galaxy Tabs, and suppose others too.. it always working even if you dont have or use it.

And remember, the screen is what takes most out of your BL, always. Lower brightness? Get a better ROM with no bloatware and maybe undervolt the screen.

Homescreens dont change a bit. Widgets do, if they update a lot.. more than that notification stuff do. Like if you use a antivirus or antisomething, just check of notifications.. check of any unneeded notifications.

Vibration theorically is what consumes the most.. but since its not as used as the screen, you dont even compare them. But every little bit helps. Check off keyboard clicks and hepatic feedback - vibrations.

Wifi, bluetooth, data... don't actually consume much.. actually it's better if you leave a service stable on, than keep sleeping and switching it. So leave wifi always on, no sleep policy. But when you go out turn it of so it doesnt keep scanning all the time (unless you want to :P).

Just like any PC, the more you install.... Just check what you got going on, learn how to check processes and services that keep on all the time, and there are some utils to help stop some crap from starting up. I use ROM Toolbox and Autostarts.. some stuff get activated just because you plug you device to charge!

DONT use task killers... dont let anything like that keep running... and no, GMail push notifications wont use any batt. Maybe pop/imap emails always pollling will use some.. but probably nothing compared to the examples above.

Cheers for my 2 cents.

EDIT: and after Xmas, remove those animated wallpapers! :D
[Android General] FlagshipX:
Is Juice Defender a task killer? Not really sure what is it but I've been wondering about that.

Juice Defender Ultimate has been giving me about a 1/3 more time with screen on max. Why is my screen on max, because I was trying to drain the phone. It's on about 40% now which is still pretty bright. I wouldn't be mad to get more life but I think 20+ hrs with moderate use isn't bad. I think the most I did was search the net about 4 hours total. But I was also, customizing, so it the screen was lit for a while.

This is a TMO GSII I'm talking about.
[Android General] robinsons1214:
There are a ton of things you can do, but the truth of it all is that our 3G/4G radios pull so hard they drain the battery, which is why you were on the right track when you disable active since, Facebook and Twitter.

The main two things I do, is

1. add a widget for turning off 3G or 4G (If its in your area).

2. Installed Startup Manager ( it disables startup programs in the unseen background, (my phone is rooted)).

by doing these two things I am able to get 17hrs+ on a standard HTC EVO 4G battery. Keep in mind the more you use the Internet the more it will drain your battery. So I only turn the internet connection on when I need it or the app needs it.

*I also only use one screen and remove unnecessary widgets but I find that doesn't help the battery life all that much, (my personal Preference)

*When I or my sons game on my phone I put it on Airplane more which turns off all Radios including the Phone (call/text)

*Drawback to turning 3G off, you have to wait a few second for the internet to come back on and MMS won't download through your messenger unless have it one.

I've been off the charge for 8hrs and my battery life is still at 65%

Sorry to be long winded but if I know anything its battery life
[Android General] Drashna:
Completely agree. What's the point. Either you don't use your phone for ANYTHING, and watch the battery last for 2 weeks (literally), or you use it so heavily that it lasts only 2 hours....

I was sick recently, and as such couldn't use my phone (I couldn't open my eyes without getting dizzy, and even closed.... still was). Suddenly my HTC Inspire 4G used only 20% of the battery in 10 hours. The previous day, heavy mail, "friendstream" (HTC's facebook/twitter/etc app/widget), listening to music (well, audiobooks) for about 8 hours, and I had only 20% left. And i've found that overclocking the phone to 1.3GHz helps more than any other tweak.

Don't get me wrong, I'm obsessive about using my phone *and* getting awesome battery life out of it. But the ONLY way to true "maximize" your battery life is to *minimize* your usage. But then you might as well buy a feature phone.

And I know a few people with iPhones. a 3GS and a 4 and a 4S. They don't get any better battery life than I do. Heck, they get worse. Even under the same type of usage.

For me, the problem isn't the usage, isn't what's running, or what's loaded (but it does help/hurt). The problem is that battery technology has NOT kept up with consumer needs, or IT development. Your battery is dying as soon as it leaves the factory. Your battery is dying every time you change it. Especially when it gets hot. your battery dies faster when it's cold outside. We need better energy storage medium. Period.
[Android General] lotherius:
Buy the biggest battery I can find on eBay....

Use the fsck out of my phone all day and have plenty of battery left.

Problem solved.
[Android General] Irvysan:
<<<< What he said :D
[Android General] jedah:
I don't think the use of WiFi could be overstated.

On my Skyrocket, leaving Wifi on (indoors), it'll sip about 1% every hour. I go out and have 4G LTE on, it drinks up about 3% every hour.

Minimizing widgets also helps. I saw noticeably better battery after removing my facebook and Latitude widgets.

The screen also sucks up the most battery. Turn it off on every occasion. Just turning it off instead of letting it shut off by itself has made a difference for me.
[Android General] phoenix_rizzen:
Battery technology has kept up with usage. However, battery size in relation to the power draw, has not.

Compare the size of the back cover on your phone, with the size of the battery. Why is the battery this tiny little 2" square, when the phone is 5" tall and 2.5" wide? Why aren't batteries the same height/width as the phone? Why isn't the battery the same size as the back cover? Why aren't phone manufacturers optimising the size of the battery (meaning, making it as big as possible)?

It would be so nice if phone manufacturers would stop with this stupid "race to the thinnest" crap, and started:

- releasing phones that are actually comfortable to hold like a phone

- releasing phones with batteries larger than a pack of matches

Actually, keeping a battery cool makes it last longer, not drain faster.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] vickypollard:
Since ICS brings all these UI changes, I thought it would be nice to post some ICS-optimized apps here. For example, the pre-installed Google apps integrate nicely with ICS, thanks to their usage of ICS UI elements.

Have you guys/girls found apps that were updated/made to use these elements on ICS? I haven't found any yet.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Chrono_Tata:
The FriendCaster app has a pretty ICS look, especially if you look at the friend profile page. Very similar to the People app.

The colours are all blue and Facebook-ish though.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xfreshboimariox:
Mine would be xboxfanj
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MДЯCЦSДИT:
Seriously. You are going thread crazy... Mine would be adamoutler, k0nane, drockstar, decad3nce, rodderrick, noobnl, Chris41g, and Marcusant
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] adamdelozier:
All of the above and really anyone who puts out quality stuff. Almost too long of a list. I see people *****ing all the time about lack of development for the epic,but I think were got some of the best out here.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gregory15:
My favorites are k0nane (he's very professional and he hated ciq before it was cool to hate it) and the man that gave me ACS ICS 5.5. Who was that guy again? Haha
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MДЯCЦSДИT:
Me!
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] balagyi:
lol.. I like all the devs. all of u devs r.the greatest.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xboxfanj:
I don't really qualify. I add a couple files and hope for the best lol. The real devs code. Thank you though. My favorites are drockstar, chris41g, decad3nce, and noobnl
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Julian1984:
How can I put silence mode with vol - button?? (As HTC does...)

I've been looking for it, but nothing found...

Thanks!

Enviado desde mi GT-I9100 usando Tapatalk
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] myshu:
You keep volume down pressed and it goes into silent.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MistaBishi:
Yes you can.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Intratech:
Just hold down the - volume rocker. It's very simple, didn't think it needed a how to guide or I would have written one.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mljjlm:
Maybe he wants to have it like this:

Sound - Vibration - Silent (No vibration)

Not sure though...
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Julian1984:
Sorry, i've been out from home.

Exactrly, i want Sound - Vibration -Silent (No Vibration) Pushing the vol - button.

Thanks!
[Atrix 4G General] infestedd:
I found an really good condition atrix to sell for a very cheap price, the only problem is that the home and back buttons, doesnt lit very well like the other settings and search buttons.

In galaxy S, it was just an flex cable light behind the buttons, but i didnt found this piece for atrix. its possible to fix this on atrix or i would need to replace the entire screen?

thanks!
[Atrix 4G General] rlillard:
I don't know the answer, but I suggest you go to ifixit.com and search for Atrix. That show how to dissamble an Atrix. That might help.
[Atrix 4G General] infestedd:
yeah i found 2 vids on youtube, both makes you believe that the light and the screen are the same piece. i gave up from that atrix and bought an new one
[Atrix 4G General] versd:
you can adjust the brightness of the buttons independantly of the screen. it is a custom option in CM7 and it is tied in directly to the brightness sensor.
[HTC EVO 3D] auky:
hello,

installed the norstrom app and noticed graphic glitches (white vertical lines). I hope it is not my evo. Can anyone confirm?

Please see attached.
[HTC EVO 3D] 1107963:
Its not your evo mine does the same thing.. its the app that has those issues..
[HTC EVO 3D] auky:
Thank you for confirming it's the app!
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yongxian:
there is still a big bug for ICS on nexus s to be daily used: video by camcorder has big lag when playing.

seems all latest ICS roms have this bug. it makes no difference with "camcorder not work", i think.

It is a so important function in daily use. Anybody can help if i am wrong?

OTA seems will be in Feb 2012, so upset!

Best wishes!
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RonnieRuff:
I don't think it is a bug, instead I think it is a lack of the proper ICS kernel.

Where is my G Nexus?
[HTC Rezound] spoikle:
everyone knows that using 3g as opposed to 4g when u have a choice saves a significant amount of battery life. but i read somewhere that it's possible to set your phone to use 4g ONLY as opposed to 4G + 3G if 4g isnt avil.

For people like me who live in LA, 4g is almost everywhere. That same article said that if you go with 4G only, the battery life used is almost similar to 3G only, since it's not constantly looking for both 3g/4g signals. can anyone confirm this?

i use an app called "LTE OnOff" And it 1 click takes you to a screen of options between:

1. 4g only

2. 4g & 3g (CDMA)

3. 3g (CDMA)
[HTC Rezound] CharliesTheMan:
There's also *#*#4636#*#* for those who don't want to use an app to access the menu.
[HTC Rezound] con247:
I just put mine in LTE mode with voice. I am gonna see how that is tomorrow.
[HTC Rezound] AtLemacks:
I posted this app in a couple other threads. You will still incur the same battery drain with 4G+Voice as you do with 4G/3g.
[HTC Rezound] spoikle:
oh wow okay, so then that option is pretty much useless... theres no real advantage to going 4g only i guess...

thanks for clearing that up, much appreciated.

on a side note, is a true that using launchers increases battery life roughly 20% or so?

im considering going with go launcher ex
[HTC Rezound] AtLemacks:
I paid for ADW Launcher EX when I had my X2. I haven't taken the leap because I enjoy Sense right now. Someone else may be in your shoes though. Let us know in a couple days if you see a difference.