yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Kindle Fire General] michaelkourlas:
Manually re-install the ADB drivers by going into Device Manager, clicking on "Unknown Device" or "kindle" or whatever it's called, and manually selecting the "Android ADB Composite Interface" from the list of drivers rather than having Windows automatically search for it.

Then, go back to the Kindle Fire Utility and re-install TWRP.

If you want to get rid of root and TWRP afterwards, use the KFU to download the stock update.zip, and flash it using TWRP. That'll get rid of everything and restore the Fire to its original state.
[Kindle Fire General] Kindl3:
It only has "Android phone". When i click it it asks me to browse a folder for the driver. I dont know what folder to pick. I tried then android programs files folder but nothing.
[Kindle Fire General] michaelkourlas:
What exactly do you mean by "Android phone"? Is the ADB interface installed, or is it just listed as "Unknown Device?"
[Kindle Fire General] Kindl3:
It is listed as "USB device" but the ADB is installed.
[Kindle Fire General] michaelkourlas:
Try clicking on "Have Disk" in that last screen and specifying "C:\Program Files\Android\android-sdk\extras\google\usb_driver" or something to that effect as the file path.

You need to give it the path where the file "android_winusb.inf" is stored.
[Kindle Fire General] Kindl3:
It just says that the path specified doesn't contain information about your hardware.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nxt:
"Qmadix Holster Shell Combo"

Bought this on eBay. Just search for "Galaxy Nexus Qmadix"

I love it!

I've always been a fan of the Seidio Surface Case/Holster Combo. I've bought them for all the phones I've had, even the Nexus S. The Nexus S, just like the Galaxy Nexus has a curved glass, because of that, the Seidio Surface case is not a slide on case like other Surface cases, but a 2 piece sandwich style case that encloses the phone from the back and front. I did not like this style on my Nexus S. I can feel the seam on the sides of the phone and it was a bit creaky. So a search for a replacement case/holster combo I went.

I've compiled a list of Case+Holster cases here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1399540

On to the review!

Case comes with a rubberized textured snap-on case and a matching felt lined face-in style belt clip holster, also rubberized and textured.

Since it's a snap-on case, it does not protect the top nor bottom of the phone if you drop it. The sides do protrude over the phone so you can lay your phone face down on a desk or flat surface and your screen will not touch the desk/surface.

I have the GSM version of the Galaxy Nexus. This Qmadix case is suppose to fit on both the GSM and Verizon version. It's very snug in the snap-on case. I don't feel it moving around or squishy. You can tell there's a slight gap on top of the phone, but it doesn't alter/affect the phone/case on the GSM Nexus.

The phone can only go in face in which is great. It can go in top or bottom first, but it's made to go in bottom first.

It goes in with a satisfying "click" feel. Since the phone slides into the holster, you have to push it out to get it out. This may take some practice, but a good way to do it is use your pinky/ring finger and place it on the bottom right of the phone and push it forward and then grab the phone from the top sides and pull the rest of it out.

The belt clip is great. It rotates 180 degrees. I wear a 1.5 inch wide belt and it fits it perfectly. It even has a little notch on the clip to securely hold your belt.

There's something cool but odd with the belt clip holster.

It's a stand! But it's useless! It has the metal thing that goes down and has 4 settings you can set it to. You can't put the phone in screen out to use the stand! I can't figure out any other way to use it.

And here's a pic of the phone/holster on my hip:

All in all for ~$20, well worth it if you want a case/holster.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tgmorris:
This is great and saves me from needing to do a write-up when mine shows up (hopefully) tomorrow.

BTW, is it possible to just lay/rest the phone against the "stand" and have it stay in place? I'd think so, at least in the horizontal position, since the case is rubberized.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bc760:
Heres the real question, does it fit with the extended battery?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nxt:
I guess you can kinda lay the phone on the desk leaning against the stand. It works but tap on the desk with your hand a few times and the phone moves/falls.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nxt:
I really doubt it. It's pretty snug as it is.

I'm squeezing the back of the case to try and feel if it pushes in but I don't.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dan76:
Anyone tried this with the VZW Nexus yet? How is the fit?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tgmorris:
I'll be trying it with my VZW Nexus with extended battery a soon as my case shows up in the mail. I'm hoping it will be today.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mystery252:
I'm using it with the extended battery. It takes some effort, but you can make it work.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] infinite_loop:
Would you be able to snap some pics?

I know the extended battery "kinda work" with the similar barely there and feather cases, so it'd be interesting to see how it looks with this case.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tgmorris:
Are you using the EB back or the stock back? On the case my wife is using I had to switch to the stock back when using the EB to get it to fit better in the case. It's not overly difficult and the shape of the back where it curves seems to be the biggest factor.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mystery252:
I use the extended back. I may use the stock back to see what you're talking about with a better fit.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tgmorris:
My case finally arrived. I'm using an extended battery along with the stock back and it seems to fit fine once it's been worked into place.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Powell730:
Anyone had any issues yet using this case with the extended battery with standard back?

I wanna buy this case but don't wanna put too much strain on the phone by not using the correct back...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sivagandi:
I see this available only for VZ nexus. Does this fit well with GSM version?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nxt:
I wrote this review, i have a GSM version, fits great.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fummel72:
Hello,

is it possible to remove the clip?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nxt:
Remove the clip from the holster? Yeah if you break it off.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] millicoelho:
I notice inserting camera side first exposes all available ports. But here and also on the cover, it is shown to insert the other way which exposes only the volume keys(that too partially). Is the right way or can it go both ways? Also if you have to buy a screen protector, does it have to be a case fit or a regular one would be just fine.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nxt:
The case/holster is made to put screen in and camera facing out (protecting the screen).

Any screen protector is fine, the case holds the sides of the phone so doesn't affect the screen protector (squishing it/etc)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] millicoelho:
Thanks for your response. I did not mean face out(screen) which I understand it always goes face-in(screen) to protect the screen. What I meant was top/bottom in(assuming camera side is top) first. In this case it allows both sides to go in but the picture says bottom side in. With this it doesn't expose all buttons/ports. But with top(camera) side in, all ports/buttons are completely accessible.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] litotamez:
So here I am! greetings to all, what rom is better? i'm starting on android, in this moment Im using 2.3.4 on my Galaxy Ace, but dont know for this device what is better? a version of froyo? or a version of Gingerbread, hope you help me!
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] yousseefs:
Ya

A version of Gingerbread is better!
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] litotamez:
ok! thank you! now maybe you can help me, which version of gingerbread is the best for you? 2.3.1 2.3.2 ........?? Thank a lot! brigado ;)
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] franzks:
I'm not really sure of the technical stuff, but from a user's point of view, gingerbread sure feels smoother and more stable for me.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] litotamez:
Thanks for your answer, I see you are using jusada's version, are you using the tweaked version or non tweaked version? and how many are you overclocking the cpu? thanks ;)

PD: Sorry for the questions Im just a noob starting here
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] domnic79:
2.3.4 is more stable then other gb update.

Sent from Galaxy Ace GT-S5830 using Jusada's awsum ICSunday2 + Slaidmod script.

Dont jus say thanks, use d 'THANKS' button. [XDA RULE]
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] franzks:
I'm using the tweaked version.

I did not overclock my CPU because I don't see the point in doing it. All the games I play run very smooth even without overclocking. The Galaxy Ace's battery life SUCKS, overclocking would make it even worse!
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] litotamez:
Ok maybe with your battery I can help...why don't you use 2g networks and no data connection....with this settings and only using wifi my battery goes to two days
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] Prawesome:
Use Gingerbread,its way better in every aspect...

Use non-tweaked version of ICSunday,recommended by jusada,also it gets better stable frequencies when OCed..For more info on Overclocking,go the link on my sig
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] yousseefs:
Overclock

Hi, reaches 960MHz overclock without any problem. Jusada Rom is very fast and contains 2.3.7 Android :)

i'm sorry for my horrible english. ;')

#edit

Since you are beginner, advice NEVER NEVER USE ROM MANAGER. He turns the phone into a brick, hopeless.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] litotamez:
Thanks a lot :)
[Motorola Droid RAZR] IP IHI II IL:
I took my RAZR off the dock today @ 7am, and now @ 7pm, I still have 40% remaining. I've been on it all day, using pulse regularly, lattitude, Gmail, life is crime, XDA, best buy, scouring the market, etc... I have some (but nothing more than stock) Smart Actions running, and a few apps added to the task manager's auto end. Just wanted to re-state, I LOVE THIS FREAKIN PHONE!

That is all...

\\Carved into this thread by my RAZR//

http://android-gz.com
[Motorola Droid RAZR] keeb119:
I completely agree. At first I was completely unimpressed with the battery life. But now I love it.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] jiwengang:
You missed the most important part,were you on wifi or LTE through the day?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] IP IHI II IL:
Little of both, actually. Forgot to mention I also have live wallpaper, and a good 3-4 widgets pulling data throughout the day, too.

\\Carved into this thread by my RAZR//

http://android-gz.com
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Adauth:
Agreed on all counts. Even with heavy use I can make it through the entire day and only be down to 30-40% when I charge it for the night.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] lamboh:
Sike ....I stream Pandora at work and in two. Hours I am at 30%....strictly Pandora with my screen off....on 3g but with good coverage ...
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Adauth:
hmm I use Jango and Tunein radio pro alot during the day along with calls and text. Plus I check out pulse and visit some forums on tapatalk and such and my battery life is great.

When you first got the phone did you let it drain all the way down the first couple of times before charging it? Not saying thats the problem, just heard and read alot about doing that helping battery life.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] brutalz:
That is an old wives tale... or at least it is now. Older batteries definitely had "memory", the newer ones like in our Razr's - not so much.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Adauth:
Probably, but I did it anyway. Kind of like when you pick up a new performance car, you are not supposed to go WOT for long periods till 300-500 miles on the clock. It probably won't matter much, but i'd rather be safe than sorry. :)
[Motorola Droid RAZR] zeidof:
I've installed "data on demand" from market, data and background sync is depended to screen on/off now & my battery life with a normal usage is more than 30hrs, love it
[Motorola Droid RAZR] schizo:
Really, guys? I assume that was in 3G all the time, right?

How many data you guzzled everyday (in MB) in term of emails, messagings, browsings, markets, etc, etc? i spent 2.5GB out of my 3GB quota every month which averaged to 70-90MB everyday for those activities. And my SGS II can only survive 10 hours at the maximum :( That even after i claimed the old battery and replaced with the new one (luckily for free by Samsung)

I seriously considering this RAZR blade, would you think it will slive my SGS2 battery life in two....?

Unfortunately only the XT910 GSM/HSDPA available here, no LTE in sightings...
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Adauth:
No that's 4g all day for me I have unlimited data so I really don't keep track.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] jonnyzlio:
Totally Agree!
[Motorola Droid RAZR] hidden_hunter:
I dunno how you guys are getting such amazing battery life, I have light usage with 3 email accounts sync'd and don't get more than 8 hours battery life. Mine is an Optus phone (on Telstra)
[Motorola Droid RAZR] garywojdan81:
It's gotta be directly proportional to the network type then. Let's take a poll to see if the GSM or CDMA version do better with battery life.

I have the CDMA razr on Verizon & routinely get 18+ hrs of battery life with 2 push email accts, Facebook & twitter syncing every hour & 9 Widgets that have to update periodically. I use the battery extender smart action and have some of the services on the auto-end list of the stock task manager.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] hidden_hunter:
CDMA RAZR has a bigger battery doesn't it?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] mistawolfe:
Dude, you're full of it. Let's see a battery graph, with the radio screen as well.

Then we'll see some charging. There is NO way you get a full day (with 30-40% left) with heavy usage - NOT POSSIBLE. I rarely use caps, but it's needed here.

Not trolling either, just calling you out.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] val5:
2nd with this, wondering about batt graph....

Coz it sounds impossible to have 30-40% with heavy usage full day

RAZR -武装 戦線-
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Aashrey99:
What did you guys do to get such awesome battery stats? I'm running a rooted stock ROM (Asia) with the supercharger scripts from zepplinrox. My battery life is pathetic. I get like 10% drain per hour on idle. This crappy battery life started after I flashed my phone for the first time. It's been like that since.

Is there anything I can do to improve battery life?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] mistawolfe:
Yes, remove supercharger.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Aashrey99:
I just applied supercharger today morning. My battery issues have been going on for way before that. I don't think its cuz of supercharger.

After flashing a new ROM does it take time for the battery drain to stabilize?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] mistawolfe:
Thing is man, supercharger scripts aren't necessary on a phone with 1 GB of RAM. It works wonders for phones with 512 MB or less.

Are you syncing stuff constantly? My gmail is the only constant sync - everything else is manual. How is your brightness? Check that. I've found the 2nd one from dim is more than adequate.

Give us more details on your setup.

And yes, flashing a new ROM will offset the battery stats. Charge to 100% and calibrate your battery, there is an app in the market to do it. Let it die to 0% uninterrupted, then charge it back up to 100% from a powered off state.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Adauth:
Believe what you want. Why would I lie about something like that? Whats the point? Do I win a prize or something? Maybe I was to liberal with the word "heavy". However I do use it frequently throughout the day. Funny how you single me out when I am not the only one claiming great battery life. Once again I could care less if you believe me. Have a happy new year. Try to cheer up some. :)
[Motorola Droid RAZR] mistawolfe:
Take things a little personal, eh?

I think the only thing you're being liberal about is your battery stories. Again, just asked for proof.

Average smartphone life for a heavy user is anywhere from 8-12 hours, if lucky.

And I'm full of cheer pal, no complaining here :)
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Adauth:
8-12 hours isn't considered an average day? You must work some heavy hours.

;)
[Motorola Droid RAZR] mistawolfe:
Well, I do actually. Lol. At least 10/day.

However, when someone says all day, I imagine waking up early, coffee, commute, work, commute back, dinner, then whatever and bed. Longer than 8-12 hours :)

Perhaps it was my interpretation of the matter. Either way, if you're getting close to 20 hours, PM me your secrets. All ears like Will Smith right here.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Aashrey99:
Ok then, here's my current setup.

Stock RAZR Asia rom, Rooted, Supercharged(Only OOM Group fixes, Die Hard Launcher and Nitro Lag Nullifier, NO Memory management tweaks)

Build Prop Tweaks

Windows event manager = 100

wifi scan interval = 120

Apps Installed:

Air Droid

Android Music

Angry Birds

Angry Birds Rio

Assaulter

Battery Calibration

CacheMate

Contract Killer Zombies

ColorDict

ColorNOte

Droid RAZR Wallpapers

Droid Light

Facebook

Fieldrunners

Flick Soccer

Font Changer

Grenadier

Gun Bros

Heavy Runner

Homerun Battle 3D

Juice Defender Ultimate

MX Video Player

Opera Mini

Pdanet

Quickmark

Radiant

Robotek

ROM Toolbox

Root Explorer

Script Manager

SD Maid

Sentinel 3

System Panel

Titanium Backup PRO

Twitter

WhatsApp

Worms

XDA App

Zedge

Accounts Added:

Facebook

Twitter

Hotmail

Motocast

Google

Sync Schedules:

Email App - Every 4 hours

Gmail App - Default

Facebook - Every 1 hour

Apps Frozen with Titanium Backup

Weather 2.3.5

Social Sharing 2.3.5

Social Messaging 2.3.5

News 2.3.5

News and Weather 1.3.04

MOTOLOUNGE 1.2

GoToMeeting 5.0.79

Homescreen Setup

Simi Clock Widget

Power Control

Calender

Tasks

Music

Social Status

4 icons

Screen Brightness - Auto

Auto Sync - ON(managed by Juice Defender)

Time Since Last flash: 1 day

Battery After 12 hours(phone mostly idle) - 20%

EDIT:

Launcher - Default Motorola
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Aashrey99:
Bump!
[Motorola Droid RAZR] mattlgroff:
I've had my battery last about 40 hours using RazrX rom. Data disabled when locked.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Aashrey99:
Just wanted to clarify, the longer I use a ROM without flashing to a new one the more the battery drain will stabilize(i.e. reduce), right?
[Nook Color General] ggbutcher:
From the cyanogenmod.com blog:

> For those of you who like to build CM from source yourself, you probably know

> that the spin-up time when starting a CM7 build is absurdly long due to the high

> number of devices in our repository. Koush and Arcee have put together a

> solution to this problem that adds new devices on-demand to your local

> repository, saving on both bandwidth and the long startup time.

Okay, I can't ask this in the dev forum, < 10 posts to date. I'm in the midst of repo sync to get the ics source, been at it two days now, many restarts of frozen git fetches. How does the Koush/Arcee solution work? Can't find anything on it either here or at cyanogenmod.com....
[Nook Color General] ggbutcher:
btw, definitely having problems repo sync-ing in a vm. I'm using VMWare Player with a Xubuntu 11.10 install, just had two aborted repo syncs in it, moved to my quad core box with native Ubunto 10, fewer hangups, but got this, twice:

glenn@caliente:~/android/system$ repo sync

Fetching projects: 94% (230/244) fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly

Fetching projects: 99% (242/244) fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly

error: Cannot fetch CyanogenMod/android_prebuilt

I'm on a 7MB Qwest DSL connection, no latency problems there. I repo sync-ed to the native box, then rsync-ed it over to the vm running on my laptop, over a wired ethernet connection. But, the remote hangups are vexing...
[Nook Color General] fattire:
It's not your guys' (gals?) fault-- github is choking today.
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] restsoft:
I'm converting a wm 6.5 app and need someway to turn on the data connection through code.

Anyone discover a method to turn on the data connection though code?

I'm using a developer unlocked/interop unlocked device and have tried using ConnMgrEstablishConnectionSync without success.

I have followed Heathcliff74's guide but cannot get past this road block.

Thanks.
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] MJCS:
Wrong forum and there is no way.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] coachmoore:
I have cm7 with gmail, however, everytime I get an email both the gmail and the email alert me. Is there anyway to turn the email off and just keep gmail or maybe uninstall email in titanium backup?
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Karakoram2:
In the settings of the gmail app there is a setting called email notifications. Uncheck that setting, and you should stop getting notifications from it.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] OriginalGabriel:
If you're using the GMail app, just delete the account from the Email app.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] mazjohn:
I just got my TP today-My question to those who have been using it :

Is it better to do a full "power off" when finished using at the end of the day?

OR- should I just let it sleep and take the hit on slight overnight battery drain?

Letting it sleep might help limit wear and tear on power button i would think, but will sleep cause a shortened battery life?

Would love to hear what others think!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] tbns:
I'd like to hear an expert chime in here.

I haven't turned my tablet off since I got it. It's nice to have it laying around the house, ready to rock at any time. I mean, I do the same thing with all of my electronic devices (they are always in sleep mode).

Plus, if I understand things correctly, much of the components of smart phones are shared in tablets... and most people generally don't turn their phones off. I'd assume these devices are designed to be left on all the time.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Wordlywisewiz:
I'd like to hear from someone to
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] tylermaciaszek:
I generally turn off when I go to bed then turn on once I wake up then by time IM done showing device it's powered on and ready to go

---------- Post added at 11:00 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:59 PM ----------

I like to turn off so it's like a fresh start in the morning
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] indiscriminant:
I have had my TF101 since June, my TP will be here at the end of the week (just got UPS tracking from BB ordered on Christmas Eve).

My TF101 has not been turned off ever, in 6 months the only time it gets turned off is when it takes an updated to reboot or in the rare instances I have run it dry without having the ability to plug it in. I charge it every couple of days depending on use and my wife and I just pick it up whenever we need it, never worrying about it being on or not.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] ravizzle:
I liked to reboot my tf101 every couple of days, idk if it was placebo, but scrolling seemed smoother after reboot and after a couple days it would get sluggish again til I reboot

Sent from my Galaxy S2
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] mazjohn:
I am also wondering, is there a way to wake the device up from sleep by touching the screen? I would prefer this rather than having to hold down the power button every time to wake it up-

If the OS cannot do this on it's own, does anyone know of an APP that can add this feature?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] kokusho:
My TF is plug in every night (just by habit cause most of the time the battery is at 75%) and in sleep mode.

When it's not charging it barely lose 2% overnight and everything is sync when I wake up.

My advice, let it in sleep mode. Everyone hate looking 2 minutes at a booting screen.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] LondonGentleman:
I dunno man but when I powered off my Prime it didn't come back. It's on it's way to NCIX for replacement right now.

Might be good not to test if yours will survive a shut down!