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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] InternationalNexusFan:
Have you tried a different USB cable?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] benjanidm:
Yes, I've tried the original charger, a blackberry charger, USB cable from original charger through computer, and another micro-usb cable. All have the same problem with recognizing that its plugged in/charging... And now funnily enough it's unplugged from my computer but it's still saying it's connected as a media device.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Luxferro:
Don't power up or turn off samsung devices with the USB connected. It messes up the battery stats. I've had the same thing happen to me before on the Nexus S. Since then I learned not to do that on my phones.

I don't know anything about your other charging issues though.

edit: you could always try a factory reset (which will wipe the whole device) to make sure it is not software related.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] benjanidm:
Interesting about the Nexus S, trying to track back if I unplugged or powered up the phone with USB in...

I just tried factory reset - still showing up that the battery is charging even though it isn't plugged in :(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rlabastida:
Hi, I have the same problem since the 7th of December, first i thought an app or some sync was eating up the battery (i updated G+ and facebook the previous day) but then I noticed that it was not charging, now my GN is dead. I manage to turn in on when is on the charger a couple of times but now not even that. (I have used several chargers and usb cables with no luck)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rlabastida:
Did you manage to solve the issue? I sent mine today to Samsung after trying to get a replacement from Phones 4 u.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] @rbiter:
Possibly chip in battery is bad? Havent confirmed but supposedly we have fuel gauge chips.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
Has anyone else experienced this and fixed it?

Started happening to me three days ago and I can't fix it at all.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] iifuzz:
Iv had this problem twice now.....

it wouldnt charge past 12%, it would not show the charging symbol.... i shut off the phone (it seems to charge while the phone is off).. after 5 minutes, i turned it on and the phone was at 65%?

I tried to tell the guy at the verizon store and he would not do anything about it unless he could see the problem happen.... this doesnt always happen and its annoying as hell...

im thinking it is a software issue since it charges fine while the phone is off...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ray2jerry:
I was looking for a cause/solution as to why my battery life reporting seems so erratic, I will definitely take this advice and see if this might be why. So it should be ok if I only connect and pull the charger with the phone already on? What if I plug the charger in with the phone completely off and then pull it before booting, is that alright too?

It's funny all the new rituals you need to learn to get around the quirks of a new device (like having to turn the screen off and then back on again after docking my Nexus One if I wanted the touchscreen to work right haha).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] spengbab:
I've been having strange issues with my Galaxy Nexus and charging for the past few weeks - I can't seem to get it to charge over 50-60%. Also, whilst it's 'charging', the 'Battery' details page reports 'Discharging' or 'Not charging', even though there is a charging icon in the status bar?

I left it to charge for around 9-10 hours last night, off the mains charger, and it only got to ~45%...

...as I mentioned, whilst it is charging, it never reports that it's charging. The lock screen also suggests to 'Connect your charger'...

...charging whilst the handset is off still results in a half charge. I've tried many different chargers/cables with no luck.

Strangely, I used to be able to only charge the handset off of USB, to 100%, but I've now lost that 'work around' :-(.

I guess I'll phone Samsung returns and see what they say. I'll post their response, in-case anyone else hits this issue.

---------- Post added at 10:50 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:12 AM ----------

Looks like they're sending me a jiffy bag to return it to them...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] iifuzz:
hmmmm, sounds broken
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
Mine is charging OK.

My biggest problem is that even when I have my charger unplugged, the icon is still showing that it's charging.

Look at the screenshots, the battery level is going down the whole time because I'm not charging it but it's showing a bar for charging at the bottom.

And if you look at the time on the clock, a few minutes go by and it still says 38 seconds on battery.

The gap in the stats is from a battery pull.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Chalaska:
Did you ever find a solution for this problem? I'm experiencing the same problem and am unsure whether to try and return the phone or send it in to samsung.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
Nope :(

Have to back my phone up in the next few days and send it back for repair/replacement.

It takes ten days, but if you haven't sent it back by then, I'll let you know what they say the problem was.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Melhouse:
Many have reported the same problem. See http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1427539
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Clancy_s:
That's what I do most often, it works fine for me (but I've had no battery problems so far).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] alghtani33:
Did any one found a solution for this problem?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] burnmatoaka:
http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=23789

If anyone experiencing this hasn't "starred" the issue on Google, please do so at the link above.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] burnmatoaka:
See second page of this thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1427539

Let's thank Melhouse for doing the dirty work before Google or Samsung get around to it. He's going to try swapping out the USB connector board on his GNexus and maybe see if this can't be isolated as a genuine hardware issue. . . [waiting with bated breath]
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jamil-m77:
i think your right i've experienced this problem just lately when i updated to jellybean it was going just fine with ICS it was slower but charging ! maybe its google's new feature to keep the cpu in constant alert to any user input .. but that's just stupid and google ears isn't working as well idk i gonna try to manually reinstall their factory image to see if it helps ... well i guess i wrote alot but i'm so annoyed and i want some one to tell what to do .. by the way what android version were you running when you got the problem ?
[Nook Touch General] ZealotOnAStick:
I bought my girlfriend a Nook Simple Touch as one of her Christmas gifts. I've got a fair collection (a few hundred titles) of books by some of her favorite authors, some of which I've had to convert using Calibre into epub.

I want to "pre-load" all these books for her on a MicroSD card, so that they'll simply and easily show up for her in the Nook's interface, so she can begin reading from them immediately.

How do I best do this without already activating the Nook myself? Is there a certain directory structure I could create manually on the MicroSD card? Or will the Nook format/prepare the MicroSD card if I put it in and then turn it on, even if the initial B&N setup process hasn't been completed?
[Nook Touch General] ros87:
Do you have your own NST?

If so, and I'm just guessing here, but you should be able to set it up on your NST and then simply insert the card in the other NST..
[Nook Touch General] ZealotOnAStick:
I don't. I have a Nook Color. Would that work as well?
[Nook Touch General] ros87:
A qualified guess would be yes .. the NC and NST software are quite similar as they are both built on the same platform

If you want to make sure, google around for the NC sd card structure and compare it to the NST one.
[Nook Touch General] the_scotsman:
According to smiller329, just simply putting all the epub files onto the memory card will preload the library for you.

He can't post here himself yet in dev threads as he's a new member. Just passing this on for him :)
[Nook Touch General] ebonvahn:
i just preloaded a bunch of epub format files and mines telling me its unsupported any ideas?
[Nook Touch General] :
Brand new NST owner (have had a NC for a while). Just make sure the paths are the same (it seems). /sdcard/my files/books/ seems to do it (make sure it matches the NST internal media/my files/books/ thing....
[Nook Touch General] mali100:
I would skip the registration ( http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=15618850&postcount=8 ), put all the books on the sdcard (my files/books), check that it all works, wait until the device autoupdates to 1.1 software and then use the unregister/delete function in the settings menu (take out the sd before doing this).
[Nook Touch General] kneeldug:
I am pre loading a shared drop box account so I can add material easily.

"Hey, I got you that book you wanted...just go to the shared book folder in your drop box."

(With an Androidified nst)
[Nook Touch General] ZealotOnAStick:
Thank you mali100. Worked wondrously.
[Nook Touch General] johnciaccio:
All i had to do is copy them to a microsd card.

Insert it in to nook.

Go to library click on My Files

click on Memory Card

then you will see all the contents of the memory card and can pick your epubs from anywhere on the card.

This worked before and after rooting.

Al so when you connect your nook to usb any sdcard in it will show up as a second drive so you can copy them directly with the nook.
[General Questions and Answers] Psichi:
<pedantic>

If "LEET" is 1337, why do people insist on calling Tiamat 3.3.7 the lee kernel? Shouldn't they be calling it the eet kernel?

Wouldn't Tiamat 1.3.3 be the lee kernel?

</pedantic>
[General Questions and Answers] :
Shouldn't this be on a device/os specific forum. 'cos half the people here don't know anything about eet or lee or tiamat or anything. maybe it should be called what's popular among people, because people would know it more.
[General Questions and Answers] lowandbehold:
+1. Every device has different kernels, so 99% of the people that read this dont know what the **** you are even talking about.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] joho5:
either with setcpu or voltage control...would someone care to just explain how to use these apps.

I understand the governers, and I understand the min / max.

So If I bump that max up to 1400 or even 1600 and leave the minimum down...what exactly does that do?

If paired with on demand does it mean it will use as much processor as it needs to perform a task all the way up to the max of what I have it set to?

also, the thing that seems to confuse me mostly are the individual sliders you can adjust per frequency.

I know this is broad question, but I was just hoping someone wouldnt mind explaining this to me as best as possible...or at least dumb it down for me.

I have googled and searched, and really havent found clear answers to me personally to understand it.

thanks
[Samsung Infuse 4G] THE festivedonkey:
I personally use voltage control extreme.

In regards to the individual sliders you speak of, I believe that those control how many volts the phone uses at each particular frequency. You don't want to turn the voltages down too low/high though because you can freeze your phone and have other problems.

I use the "conservative" governor and seem to get the best battery life with it.

By overclocking to 1400 or 1600 it allows for your phone to run applications, videos, etc. smoother, by using the remaining cpu capabilities of the phone's hardware. The drawbacks of overclocking are that it sucks the battery very quickly, it can cause the cpu to overheat, and can also decrease the life of the processor.

Hope that helps some!
[Samsung Infuse 4G] joho5:
So what is a safe top end? To run on a daily basis.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Perpetrator:
Every CPU is different, some will handle OC better than others. It all comes down to what is stable for you. Also, it isn't overclocking that decreases the life of the processor, but overvolting. Just set the voltages as low as possible while maintaining stability, test using a benchmarking app. Also, ondemand is the best choice of governor IMO.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] dht2005:
I know that some ppl OC to 1.6 with ondemand gov and use that as a stable setting... others report problems, FCs, ... think it depends on individual phone.

Some stay at 1.4 to be cautious...

The UV section is where I hear a lot of dissenting opinion. Some say -100 across the board gives best battery/stability... others say voltage should be high toward 1600 and UV more as you approach lower frequencies... personally I find that a graduated setup is best but I am not an expert.

Just sayin' what I've read here.
[HTC Titan] cyberstrategist:
I'm trying to decide which will be a better fit for a screen protector. Right now, there really seems to be only two contenders. The Zagg and the Skinomi, links provided. I know there are generic protectors but I'm looking for the "best of class" for this beast. Anyone have any suggestions before I scratch this baby?

Zagg

http://www.zagg.com/invisibleshield/htc-titan-cases-screen-protectors-covers-skins-shields.php

Skinomi

http://www.amazon.com/Skinomi-TechSkin-Screen-Protector-Shield/dp/B005OZHG7Q/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1323207100&sr=8-1

-Cyber
[HTC Titan] peestandingup:
I personally hate the wet type of protectors for the screen. It messes up the smoothness of the touchscreen & your fingers don't glide over it easily (especially the tacky feeling Zaggs. Those are the worst).

Go with the dry ones (the kind that use static cling to stick). I ordered the REALOOK protector from Amazon that gets good reviews on their other devices. Should be here in a day or two. They feel as smooth as glass.
[HTC Titan] Tempest790:
I guess it's a matter of preference. I had a Zagg on my Focus for a year now, and it works great for me. It does give the screen a more "grippy" feel though, but I actually like that. If you want it to feel slick, I probably wouldn't go with the wet style. Another plus for the wet though is that it's pretty much invisible when applied. You won't get any peeling or bubbling like a dry protector. A lot of screen protectors are quite noticeable when they're put on a phone.

Reading the Realook reviews on Amazon shows they get mostly great reviews. I might have to give them a try one day. For now, I'll stick with Zagg though. It just arrived yesterday, and my phone should be in by Thursday, so it'll be the first thing I install.
[HTC Titan] pigue:
AT&T

I got the one from AT&T from there website and LOVE LOVE the feel it gives.

Just enough Drag to feel comfortable.:)
[HTC Titan] cannedsoda:
wrapsol makes some good ones as well. haven't decided what to get yet...
[HTC Titan] Balmador:
Got from tmart (can't post a link yet)

search ror item BD005788

Not bad at all
[HTC Titan] uiqjirka:
Brando Ultra Clear is the best.
[HTC Titan] stevov:
got the htc one from clove technology.excellent fit
[HTC Titan] Tempest790:
My Realook screen protectors came in today. I held off on installing the Zagg to try these. I can say, this is probably the most crystal clear protector I've ever put on a phone. It is 100% invisible.

So what's the con. The fit is so exact, they must have measured in microns. It still bubbles up at the extreme top right corner because it's hitting the small ridge that loops the front face. I definitely ding it for that. I guess if you have robo eyes and can place this thing on exactly, and I do mean EXACTLY, it would be the best protector I've seen. I can't see any blank space what so every, but it's still not on 100%.

The screen is slightly less slippery which I like too. It gives it a better feel. For the price, I think it's worth it. Besides, even if it peels off, you still have a second one to apply.
[HTC Titan] peestandingup:
Yep, got mine in too. And I agree. Its almost TOO perfect, meaning they cut this thing so there's hardly ZERO room for error when applying. I actually ended up scrapping the first one I applied (it comes w two) because I wasn't satisfied with the slight bubble in the corner.

But I FINALLY managed to install the second one perfectly. Now its amazing & 100% perfect. Thank God, cause it freakin took forever. You really have to have patience when applying these. Be sure to stick a small piece of scotch tape on the bottom side so you can peel it up easily, because you're going to be doing that a lot to get it to seat just right.
[HTC Titan] lesd777:
I installed the maximum body Zagg and the screen protector turned out perfect. I've installed zaggs on LG Quantum, and Samsung Focus so I had some practice. For some reason the Titan zagg seems better quality than the ones installed on the other phones. I'm really not seeing any orange peel. I also put on the case mate tough case and doesn't mess up the zagg protection at all. For the Titan I love the Zagg:-)

Sent from my HTC Titan using Board Express
[HTC Titan] HalcYoN-Fuze:
I never liked the grabbiness of the Zagg protectors. I ordered the ATT offered two-pack not knowing they were the full on glare reducing version. At first, it was a little too much, but the glare reduction seems to settle in a bit with use. OR my eyes are used to it now, but I quite like it after using it for a while. I matches the matte finish of the phone.

That said, I do want a screen protector that doesn't have anti-glare made by the same people as the ATT Samsung Focus version. Super slick, was pretty tough. Anyone know the vendor that made it for ATT?
[HTC Titan] Tempest790:
"Orange peel" - that's a good description of my Focus Zagg screen protector. It didn't bother me though. I still have my Zagg in my drawer if the Realook craps out, but I don't think so.
[HTC Titan] bobo1510:
I just bought the Skinomi Carbon Fiber full body kit that comes with a screen protector and really like it.

One BIG problem though: The Carbon Fiber back skin seems to have killed my signal strength. I now get no service instead of 3 bars? It covers the whole back of the phone. Even the plastic antennae area.
[HTC Titan] Tempest790:
I'm surprised that it would kill your signal strength. I would check the metal contacts on the back case and the phone to make sure everything is touching and seated properly. Someone else in the forum tried that, and it fixed their problem.
[HTC Titan] gfreek:
I'm using atFolix anti-glare screen protector, it's brilliant get improved contrast and it's finger print resistant!:)

Got it from here: http://www.amazon.co.uk/atFoliX-FX-...m=A3P5ROKL5A1OLE&pf_rd_r=05DX3CNJ9KFAVHD8RYFC
[HTC Titan] xtrememanix:
using this screen protector now . works well and it comes with a tiny piece for the camera len ! (:

http://www.obostore.com/rock-anti-f...n-protector-for-htc-titan-p-3597.html?t=12317
[HTC Titan] gfreek:
This looks good, on close up do you get the frost effect? I ask because that's my only minor gripe with the atFolix anti-glare screen protector!
[HTC Titan] xtrememanix:
i'm not sure what you mean by the frost effect . to me its really clear !
[HTC Titan] gfreek:
Ok I'll answer my own question! Curiosity got better of me so decided to get Rock Naked Screen Protector AF & AG, and sure enough it's clearer then atFolix anti-glare screen no frost effect!:)

So if anyone's interested here are the Pros and Cons between the two screen protectors:

atFolix anti-glare got it from here http://www.amazon.co.uk/atFoliX-FX-...0VSQ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1330083294&sr=8-1 :

Pros:

- Easy to fit

- Perfectly fits the screen of the Titan no gaps!

- Excellent anti-glare and anti-fingerprint

Cons:

- You lose sharpness of the display and get frosted glass effect on close inspection!

- Easily scratches!

Rock Naked Screen Protector AF & AG got it from here http://www.obostore.com/rock-anti-f...ed-screen-protector-for-htc-titan-p-3597.html :

Pros:

- Good anti-glare and anti-fingerprint

- You don't lose sharpness of display i.e. no frosted glass effect

Cons:

- Fiddly to put on!

- Not a perfect fit for Titan about 1mm gap around screen!

- Easily Scratches

For me between the two I prefer the Rock Naked Screen Protector over atFolix losing screen sharpness/frosted glass effect was too much of a compromise!
[HTC Titan] jconfus:
I'v used Skinomi before. It is so easy to install.

The installation does not even need to be carefully done. I am not really good at it. When I was done I was like oh GOD so many huge bubbles, but I trusted the manual and reviews online and waited for a couple of days. Then all of them are GONE! Really. It was so amazing.

CON: Sometimes the area your finger goes through will have "rainbow" like strip, especially when your finger is sweaty or oily. Wipe again will get rid of the strip, but might leave another. It does not already happen but when it does, your screen will have a small area of transparent colorful strip, especially in white background. You can still see the text.

For me, I would still go with Skinomi unless there is another one that is as easy to install AND does not have that "rainbow" strip. If anyone knows one plz let me know.
[HTC Titan] drupad2drupad:
Do we have any screen protection that says "windows phone" on top in the area where we have HTC? Idea is to cover HTC.

Sent from my HTC Titan Windows Phone
[HTC Titan] ArtieQ:
I've bought two Zagg's now and I'm ****ing disgusted by it. After I've put it on I got all these ugly ass marks on the screen and they never go away. It's not dust or something like that, just marks :(

Love the feel of it tho, I always felt my Titan was way too slippery so I decided to get a fullbody and now I can at least hold it with one hand without being scared of it slippering out of my hand and dropped.
[HTC Titan] gio_rdxphi:
Hey,

Anyone who has tried : Skinomi TechSkin™ HTC Titan Carbon Fiber Skin Protector?

Or should I buy: HTC Titan Armor Carbon Fiber from bodyguardz?

Which one is better and why?

Thanks!
[HTC Titan] GinCifer:
I don't think it good to spray something wet on Titan... It just ah back case cover on, so it easy to gets wet the under or the screen... My friend order some screencover on ebay, and use the spray of invisible shield to spray on, bút a little to much. Now he has a very little spot at the corner of his screen... So tony, but can see it if u know where:( So i think titan suited with dry protection...:D I'm using some cheap screen protection:P Someday will try realook:p
[HTC Titan] prgwhiting:
If I were you I wouldn't touch the Zagg with a barge pole. I bought one and it was an absolutely appalling fit. After carefully applying the front screen, I ended up with an extra piece of plastic which would have covered the button on the back release. To Zagg's credit they went out of their way to refund me, but it's a shoddy piece of work.
[Defy General] Lanney:
I have a problem with the keys under the screen backlight. Diode is not lit ( search button ) . It can be repaired without mentioning the screen? From what I've seen that light is combined with a screen plate. I don't want send it to the serwis because I I lost my warranty. If this repair is not complicated maybe another after sales service will fix it cheap.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] niv3d:
Check this out! I'm not sure how accurate it is, but its a cool tool.

http://antennasearch.com/
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] m_usmanayub:
Is there any AOSP ROM (Oxygen/Cynogenmod) for desire which supports arabic (arabic keyboard with combined arabic letters???
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] m_usmanayub:
Any clues??? Anyone??
[HTC Rezound] Geoi1006:
Curious if anyone has a way to upload music from their phone directly to the Google Music cloud. I don't have a home internet connection as my data with Verizon is unlimited. Suggestions? Thoughts?
[HTC Rezound] Cares:
Unfortunately it is not possible at this time. I've have researched this before in the past and it has to be uploaded from a computer.
[HTC Rezound] AtLemacks:
Do you have Google Music? If so, go steal someone's WiFi or go to a coffee shop/etc download the music manager and upload what you want. Otherwise tethering is your only option. Right now they don't offer the ability to do it from the phone.