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[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] SteveG12543:
You're not alone, I have the setting turned off as well. But a swipe on the trackpad awakes it. Very interesting...
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] gunzy83:
I have the same thing but I also noticed that if you press the no trackpad button on the top row on the keyboard and then sleep it, only the power button will work to wake it up. Seems that the trackpad is not included in the power save option in the Asus settings section like the rest of the keys on the keyboard. :eek:
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] ogg1e:
I've tried all the different suggestions on this topic, and mine will never go into deep sleep when docked.

If I undock it, it'll go into deep sleep no problem. This doesn't behave the same as my old tf101. I think it's ridiculous that I have to undock them to prevent battery drain.

If you can't leave them connected, then what's the point of having a hinge at all?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Ready2Mosh:
Damn, my Prime has been up 155:48:56 and I have 124:05:04 of deep sleep while docked. I was debating about returning it but it works too good to do that. Sorry for your issue, Mine is a C2O model just for reference.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Bandin03:
I took my Prime + Dock off the charger at 100%/100% this morning before coming to work. We'll see what it's at when I get home in 8 hours. Just for reference, I've been unplugging my naked Prime every morning and it's always at 99% when I get home.

Edit: Interesting... The tablet is at 86% and the keyboard is at 93%. Isn't the tablet supposed to draw power straight from the dock's battery when it's attached? Maybe when it's sleeping, that function gets disabled or something. Either way, I noticed I had two emulators and two other games running in the background so that probably has something to do with the power draw. I'll try the same thing tomorrow when I go to work but I'll kill all the apps this time.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] wohli:
Hi, I have the problem that my dock doesn't charge the tablet anymore. Is there a setting where you can turn this feature on or off? Maybe I messed up something...

Now it charges correctly. Maybe false alarm
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Ready2Mosh:
I believe the tablet has to be below 75% before the dock will start charging the Prime.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jetbruceli:
The only thing that bothers me is that I cant really keep it turned off, as soon as I turn it off it comes back on! So when I travel, I have to have them disconnected and then connect them when I need it, but I like leaving it connected!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jlsjonas:
touchpad goes off after a few

Hey

I just tried using the touchpad to unlock it aswell,

and indeed... right after locking it it does unlock it (altough not when I touch the KB first)

BUT... after ~10sec it does seem to shut down (the touchpad) since it doesn't work then.

neither does the lock button

---------- Post added at 10:06 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:02 PM ----------(multi-quote edit)

No, it always needs to draw power from the tablet itself (technical limitation)

& the reason behind it is to preserve the battery, long term.

Since the battery has a limited charge/discharge cycle it limit's the battery 'transfer' when the tablet still has enough of it's own power; probably also for a more 'natural' battery-flow as long as possible
[About XDA developers] gapa:
hi everybody,

even before being a member (2006) I was simply readying this forum and find the info I needed and use it. I am annoyed about stupid questions and decided not to contribute to the mess. was easy to find if you wanted. the account was created at some moment in time when we here at xda had an ftp and for download it was the only way.

now, I find myself in the need of information and tried to read some long posts here. unfortunately, these days, I am not even alloed to read some posts! this is beyound my understanding! do I need to write something like this to get the acceptance to read a post? I can not find any good reason for such a decision!

is there any way to get this sorted without posting ten times? thank you for taking the time to read this!

background: I wasn't posting because the knowledge the other members had was way above my so I preffered not to say stupid things that will only make the threads harder to read. I do not post now because I do not have the time to get involved (thanks for understanding). I will understand if my thinking is not in line with the "forum" rules and if I do not get this right.

I propose to cut my rights for posting but allow me access to read. :)

(I was looking for a solution in q&a but each similar thread had a link to development section that I was not allowed to read.
[About XDA developers] conantroutman:
As you joined in 2006 you should be able to both read and post in any forum without reaching ten posts.

If you are unable to view a forum at all then please contact an administrator.

Sent From My Fingers To Your Face......
[About XDA developers] MikeChannon:
But all members can view Development forums. What I think is happening is that you are following a link to a thread that has been deleted.

Can you give us a copy of the url of the page that you cannot see.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] 2oo2:
Is there a way to stop an app connecting to internet without having to disable alla data connection?
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] Juls317:
Juice Defender Ultimate
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] amraving:
Lbe privacy guard for rooted phones.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] ctomgee:
I use DroidWall. It's free on the Market, but it does require root. I'm thinking most if not all of your choices of an app to do what you are asking will require root.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] 2oo2:
Wow thanks. I already have that app and I thought I'd read it trough thoroughly but there you see.

Anyone know if you can disable apps from starting at all, e.g. Social hub?
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] ctomgee:
Which app?

If you have root, you can freeze it using Titanium Backup.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] kjplasma:
you can also try Startup Manager from the market
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] ctomgee:
Ah yes, I forgot about this app. I have this installed too.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] Stephen88:
try Gemini App Manager is the best app!
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] Simba501:
Stop an app from connecting - DroidWall

Stop an app from starting - Autostarts
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] KcDaRookie:
For freezing apps you could also use app quarantine, I like it best.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] bman55:
When did the white epic touch come out?

GalaXy S ll [blazerV3] @ 1200x720
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Epix4G:
Sunday
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Ja5oN:
I'm gonna stick with da black
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] bman55:
Why?

GalaXy S ll [blazerV3] @ 1200x720
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] il buono:
Because he can and where the hell did you get the 1200x720 resolution?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] ShiftyBob:
picked up the white today... it's sweet. (The white case makes it faster)
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] AVAH0LIC:
Lol just like the flames on my friends civic! haha =)
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] bman55:
I changed my lcd density lool

GalaXy S ll [blazerV3] @ 1200x720 I
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] lexvdub1:
Picked mine up on Sunday aswell, first time with Sprint, hopefully they don't disappoint.:cool:
[Sony Tablet S] hempis:
Hello,

I was installing several games and apps today, and in the end i have under 200mb of free space, but on the sd card i have about 28gb free space... Is there any way to "transfer" the installed apps and games data to the sd card?

Tks
[Sony Tablet S] unclespoon:
No, not until we get either root or (I believe but I may be wrong) ICS will we be able to install apps to the external SD card. You can put movies, music, pictures and whatever else you want on there so make sure you do, and save as much space as possible on the internal 16gb usb storage for apps cause you're gonna need it!
[Sony Tablet S] kurtis.austin2:
Some apps and games will let you transfer. Go to Settings > Applications > Manage Applications, then click on the application and select transfer to sd card if it will allow it
[Sony Tablet S] ps3taker:
I think this will still leave it on ram as it won't trancfer to sdcard2 - that's what it looks like to me.
[HTC Sensation] oj0043:
Is there anyway somebody can make an add-on for a 4g icon for ICS Sense roms?
[General Questions and Answers] upcreeknopaddle:
can anyone help i recently rooted my nexus s 4g flash and tried a couple different roms and on a couple of them some of my apps are no longer available for my device for instance mixzing,flash player,and navigation
[General Questions and Answers] mustang8650:
these missing apps, did the rom say they were included, is it possibly they were stripped out of the current rom you are running?
[General Questions and Answers] upcreeknopaddle:
well one of the roms off of clockwork mod download said had too flash G apps i am assuming google maps and navi would have came with that but it did not...i believe that was cyan 9 .. i have a stable and completely working rom with a kernel now but i am curios if its something i am doing wrong ...
[General Questions and Answers] upcreeknopaddle:
also when i went to the market it says my phone is not compatible with adobe flash player and mixzing which i have both installed on current rom now and no problems
[Acer Iconia A500] army81:
I have just bought a ACER ICONIA A500 with firmware 3.0.1 build ACER_A500_1.016_COM_GEN1 , when I try to update I have the message "This firmware is updated" (OTA). I have try also to update to 3.2 with http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1113878 but I have the image of the triangle with Android. How can I do to update the firmware?

THX
[Acer Iconia A500] lostbrain:
Check this thread!

You should check with Acer Support what is the latest firmware in your region.

Rooting will void your warranty!

Is your current firmware stable? Is everything working OK?

Good luck with your tablet.

That problem seems to affect a lot of devices.
[Off-topic] inquisitor:
Hey folks,

The internet-deprived and poor population of the isolated island of St Helena in the South Atlantic (a British overseas territory) have a unique opportunity to finally get their 10 MBit/s satellite link (shared by 4,000 people) replace by one of the fastest submarine optic fibre cables, the South Atlantic Express.

Allthough the UK government recently approved the construction of an airport for nearly £ 250 million in order to establish high-spending tourism on the island and so make the island self-sustaining there is no commitment to get this cable to the island.

But how should they get tourists on the island if they even can't upload a simple YouTube video? How should hotels confirm bookings or answer calls when internet access and international telephone service frequently fails due to sun outages? How should you explain high-spending tourists that they can't call home or get their emails?

Without a working telecommuncation infrastructure the investment in an airport for nearly £ 250 million is odd.

Since without proper internet access St Helenians can't get their voice heard on the web I thought I should ask you for your solidarity with these isolated people. They will only get broadband if the global online community solidarizes with them.

So I would kindly ask you to visit our website at http://www.connectsthelena.org/ and to support our initiative that has been started yesterday! This is a unique chance. It is highly unlikely another submarine cable to come anywhere near the island for the next decades.

Thanks for your attention!
[Off-topic] abby2011:
I am so sorry to hear that, i voted.I hope everthing will goes will.
[Off-topic] LordManhattan:
10 isn't "fast" these days.
[Off-topic] LinxuSx:
Shared by 4000 people...
[Off-topic] jaszek:
And its 10 Mbps, not 10 MB/s
[Off-topic] Felimenta97:
The average in Brazil is 1 Mb. Anyway, will subscrible to the topic, and tomorrow, when I get to my PC, I vote.
[Off-topic] jaszek:
Now if in my neighborhood I can get internet faster than 10MB/s? I'm not trying to make some people feel bad, but that is slow for a city like NYC, and overall in the US the internet is slow, where in London lets say, half the city has 10 GBps internet.
[Off-topic] jaszek:
It's around 1.25 MB/s, so average DSL speeds you get here in the City
[Off-topic] inquisitor:
Indeed 4,000 people share 10 MBit/s, which converts into 2,5 KBit/s per capita (of course they won't all use the internet simultaneously, but anyway it's extremly slow with internatioanl data rates usually being in the two digit kbit/s range).

Furthermore an ADSL-subscription with 3GB of traffic included and 384 KBit/s downstream bandwidth costs £120/month (US$ 185/€140).

And even this expensive and slow service is frequently interrupted by sun outages caused by solar flares, for which the involved satellite (Intelsat 707) seems to be very prone due to its age - it was launched in 1996 with a predicted lifespan of 11 years, so by now it has exceeded its lifetime already by 5 years.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Hemulen:
Hello!

I've been having bad receptions/signal loss on my GN.

People have been recommending me to update my bootloader, but how do I do it?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zephiK:
1. Assure you are bootloader unlocked

2. Go into bootloader mode

3. Download http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=20725207&postcount=2835

4. Double click fastboot-windows.bat (windows only)

5. Done

6. Reboot

And your problem is most likely radio related. What radio are you using?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] johantheolive:
Bootloader isn't going to do much for signal, you want radio. See this thread and this post
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Hemulen:
The thing is that I already have the PRIMEKL01 bootloader with the KK6 radio.

How come I still have huge problems with signal loss on 2G/3G?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zephiK:
Reset your APN? Is it bad signal all around?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
Because that nonsense of a magical bootloader helping or stabilizing signal was....nonsense. Same for battery life.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Hemulen:
Well, my reception is good enough - but I very often get signal loss meaning and reception is gone completely for 30-40 seconds before returning as nothing happend.

How do I reset my APN?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zephiK:
I still don't understand why you continue to "join" these threads and mention about these absurd debates in previous threads because they honestly really don't help anyone at all but cause drama. But okay.

@OP: Settings -> "More" (under Wireless) -> Mobile network settings -> Access Point Names -> Bottom right, reset to default.

Try playing around with different radios around the forum. See if one of them will prevent the dropping of signal.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Hemulen:
Thanks! Tried that to see if it helps :)

I've tried KK1, KK6 and KK7.

How many more radios to choose from? And what radio do you use personally?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zephiK:
I use XXKK6 but you have a bad experience with it. Usually "XX" radios are optimized for Europe. But it doesn't really matter, I live in USA and I use European radios.

KRKL1: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1439217 (Korea)

UGKL1: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1430107 (North America)

UGKK7: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1382699&highlight=radio (North America)

.. also, google "hashtab" and verify it's MD5 hash (do not flash a radio without a MD5 hash provided.. thats my recommendation, flashing a radio without matching MD5 may cause problems but if its not provided then look at user feedback anyway, flash it only if you need to). I suggest you to go back to XXKK6 if you manually updated the radio to verify its MD5 hash.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] josteink:
See thread linked in my sig. Should contain all radios this forum knows about.

Edit: for tapatalkers:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1405345
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] KWKSLVR:
Probably because if there's one thing XDA is great at, it's people spreading misinformation that they don't intend/realize their spreading. ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zephiK:
More like people here just love to go into other people's threads and cause drama based off a person's personal experience. If it has helped someone fix their problems even though a person doesn't believe it, that doesn't give them the right to keep posting in there to bring the topic out of relevance to what the purpose of the thread was supposed to be.

We're all here at XDA to help each other. Not bash on each other's feelings. It was simply a matter of updating a bootloader, and having a updated bootloader isn't going to make a phone become worse. No damage done, so is it really worth all of this drama and debate? I don't think so.

And I wouldn't want to continue this talk any much longer as I've dealt with it in the past 2-3 threads. Thanks, show was good, but let's move on.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] KWKSLVR:
Shoot, I'm on 4.0.2 with 4.0.3 bootloaders/modems, although in a lot of the weak signal areas around here I think I might be better off reverting back to the 4.0.2 modems.

What the other poster was trying to say in a not so nice way is, "Feel free to update your bootloaders. There's no harm that can be done and you may have a slightly smoother ICS experience, but don't be under the impression that it is a solution for making a significant difference in your battery life".

It's not helping to mislead people. Not that anyone in this thread has, but to the new user, there are a lot of things that are misread. New bootloaders and modems probably WILL make the OP's ICS experience somewhat noticeably "better", but they do not solve the OP's desire, which is to get extra battery life.

It's going to be very frustrating for people that think that new bootloaders fixed their problems, only to have their problems "come back" (because unless your original bootloader is just plan trash, your battery life difference is negligible) which will lead to more of the same types of posts that are all over XDA that are chalked full with a lot of opinions and not a lot of proof, which only leads to an over saturation of conflicting information when people use the search function.

But I agree, dude coulda been a little more tactful. :D And to the OP, flash a new bootloader/modems. It really can't hurt. I'm on Revolution HD which is already fast/smooth, and there are places within the ROM that smoother/quicker with 4.0.3 bootloaders/modems. Also, when you say signal loss, do you mean you'll go from 2G/3G to nothing, or from 3G to 2G sitting in the same area? It's not a fair comparison since I'm on Verizon, but I've had some times where my signal drops for no reason. A buddy of mine's Rezound is that same way, living in the same area, we think it may be a tower issue. Although I do see times where it happens in other places.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
What is this 'tact' thing, you speak of?

/me runs off to Google.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GadjetGirl59:
My screen has started dimming then goining into sleep mode. I first had the power saver on, then took it off. Has anyone experienced this on their device? I am a little perplexed.

Thanks for any help.

Sent from my -P7310 u GT sing xda premium
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GadjetGirl59:
I think I found the problem.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EVIL JIMMY:
Hey guys, I took the plunge and bought a set of these batteries from eBay, thought i'd share the findings with you guys!

Seller posted quickly and I received the batteries within a few days, fit the phone perfectly, lack NFC as expected and seem to last longer than the stock battery! Even better they haven't exploded in my pocket ;)

These are for the i9250 (GSM) model.

Screen shots of battery life after a day of medium usage, screen on auto, some tethering, pictures, internet browsing, bit of gaming, 40minute stopwatch countdown.

Video review

[YOUTUBE]NgHA9A6CxwM[/YOUTUBE]

Pictures

Overall I'd have to say I am very impressed with these batteries! only £10 for two batteries and a charger is a steal in my eyes, and I would highly recommend a set to anyone looking for some extra juice out of their nexus!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] blackout203:
Thanks for the review. I'm sure the lack of NFC will be a deal breaker for most as it would be for me.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EVIL JIMMY:
Yeah I can see it being a top feature in other countries where there is a NFC infrastructure in place, but here in the UK we have barely anything to use NFC with, so I'm fine to go without!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sblantipodi:
Warning chinese batteries can.explode or burn.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] -Phazenine-:
I also broke down and bought two 1900 mah batteries from ebay. Paid 13$ for them and a charging dock. Was looking for Anker but couldn't find them.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cchant:
I emailed anker about offering a slim extended battery for the i9250. They said they plan to have one but didn't know when. No word on if it is nfc capable
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Poerger:
Am I the only one having problems with these chinese batteries?

Well no actual problems since I dont own one, but still: I dont trust 'em. Not one bit.

I bought a >500€ phone and I wont install a cheap replacement just to save some bucks. Worst case these things ruin the phone or even worse hurt me...

Really cant understand it to be honest. No risk I want to take just to save some money and gain a few mAh at best.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jingo.smile:
So how is the batterylife after some days of usage?

What about the charger, getting hot loading the original battery?

Did you notice something negative about them now?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kms108:
Hopefully those that against the so call chinese batteries, please rephase them as non original batteries, many batteries are chinese made, even some samsung galaxy nexus batteries are made in china, and nokia, motorola, even HTC.

---------- Post added at 09:57 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:55 PM ----------

we've had iphone and nokia that exploded, should we all not buy nokia's and iphones.

As long as these batteries had pass the QC, are certified safe and meet certain requirements.

thats what matters.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EVIL JIMMY:
The battery life is if anything getting better! No problems with the batteries as of now, i'll update the OP if anything happens!

The charger is great! really useful and it does not get hot while charging both the original and non original batteries.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] meuz:
Thanks op with try to buy 2 batteries and try them out. Want to buy the 2000 mAh with cover but expensive.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EVIL JIMMY:
No problem :) I've also bought the official 200mAh battery from Korea with cover, it's in the post!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ljwnow:
Then throw yours away and play with your dead phone and your dead laptop and drive your dead car...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Fatila:
I've had two chargers die on me, the second one died with a big bang and tripped the circuit out leaving carbon scoring on the cable. I have been refunded for the charger but now have no way of charging the batteries except for putting them in the phone so they're next to useless (would only be of use as quick charge spares when low on power to swap out).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kms108:
well you're lucky it didn't happen in the phone.