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[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] herofmm:
Hi all,

For all years, I could not find a way to add a new phone number to google contact from samsung captivate. Usually, the way I got the new phone number from a person is that I get his/her number and call it right away so that we both have log on our phones. Then, I add the name. But I never find a way to add it to google contact. Then, later at home, I need to log in gmail and manually add it again. Is there way to add it on the phone? If yes, can you tell me step by step? I appreciate it a lot~
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 4-2ndtwin:
After u create the new contact just go to Menu/ Settings/ Accounts and sync and then click on your Google account and select Sync Contacts.

Also u can go to the Contacts/ Menu/ More/ Settings and then select "Save new contacts to" and u can choose Google. And if u have the Auto-sync on and the Sync Contacts checked, it will sync ur new contacts for you when u add them.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] herofmm:
Thanks a lot. Never thought there is a setting for the contact. Have a good night.
[HTC EVO 3D] Engraveds:
Which one should I use. I'm on gsm
[HTC EVO 3D] ryanjsoo:
i`m running crypt0`s ruu on my e3d and so far it`s great! no random reeboots, optional dual core support and my homescreen scrolling is silky smooth even with every screen occupied by an intensive widget. the rom also has more features. i would recommend kamma`s kernel for the lag free governor or chad`s anthrax kernel for features. however the decision is up to you;)
[HTC EVO 3D] jcsy:
what is your battery life for this , if i may ask ?
[HTC EVO 3D] iamdata:
The newest out there is leedrroid 5 for the stock sense u are used to. I would recommend that rom. Loads of extra tweaks

Sent from my HTC EVO 3D X515m
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] flight01:
Sometimes my wifi will say its connected and i know the router is working fine but anytime i use the browser or the xda app or the market or anything that uses data it will not work and it times out. If i switch to 3g then it usually will work fine. But sometimes when i switch over to 3g that does not work either this has only happened a couple of times with 3g not working. But wifi goes out every other day for a hour or so and reboots and clearing cache and dalvic does nothing

Edit: ok I have a problem my wifi is toast it will not work. Tried connecting to three different routers and nothing. Anyone have any pointers?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] flight01:
Bump.... anyone able to help me???
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] wase4711:
what rom are you using?

did you try a different one?

Is wifi sleep set to never
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] flight01:
The newest calkulin v2.8.1 and it is set to never
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] wase4711:
I assume you have rebooted your router first, then tried to reset up the phone after the router rebooted; have you confirmed your router is sending out wifi signals via trying it with another device?

are you using 2.4 ghz wireless phones in your house?

that will interfere with wifi signals

did you ensure your router security settings and your phone security settings are identical?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] flight01:
yup did all that and no I don't have any wireless phones. It was working perfectly the other day. I have tried 3 different wifi conections with the same result. The wifi acts and looks like its connected and working but can not use any data it times out or says cannot display page.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Android300ZX:
Tried different kernel?

Flash Calkulin's format all twice and reflash ROM.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] wase4711:
are you on the stock kernel?

overclocked, or underclocked?

change any of the battery or clock speed settings, or is everything stock?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] flight01:
Ok I will try format all. Do you happen to have a link?

Im on the stock kernel that comes with the calkulin 2.8.1 I have not done any thing else but flash that rom. So maybE I should try a new kernel? Anyone have any suggestions?
[Defy General] 5pace:
Hey guys, I was a victim of the Defy's WiFi problem too a day ago. So I thought it was problem of my router and not Defy's because I purchased it the same day I observed this problem. So I found this topic and thought that it wasn't my router alone plus I wasn't alone experiencing this problem. Later, I found that there's some misconfiguration somewhere in both of the hardware (my phone and the router). So, I managed to fix it now, and guess what no drop-outs of WiFi! I tested my phone's connectivity by using WiFi on my phone this whole night, I am not sure if I'll get this problem again, so consider it as a not-so-much-tested-fix.

Now lets get to business:

Hope this guide helps you.

Note: I don't take any guarantee that this method works and I don't take any responsibility for your modem not working properly after doing these steps.
[Defy General] kckc0220:
Can't we just make some changes in the system of defy?
[Defy General] 5pace:
I am not one of the developers, so I am not sure. But yeah, 1 full day my Defy on WiFi and no drop-outs.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] wynand32:
Hadn't used my dock for a couple of days and plugged in my Prime tonight to see how the dock held its charge. I was impressed to see the dock at 98%, which is right where I had left it. That's about perfect.

Just thought I'd make note of a significant positive.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] SDRaver:
Great findings can't wait for arrival of my dock
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] pileot:
build quality on my dock sucked. the small screws in the bottom holding it all together werent flush, im returning it tomorrow and asking for a replacment, other than that its awesome!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Wordlywisewiz:
may I note that when the prime is docked it does not go into deep sleep thus reducing the total battery life if you kept the 2 seperate...

Sent from my Transformer Prime TF201
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] wynand32:
Yes, that's something that ASUS needs to resolve. I get about 1.5%/hour usage when the Prime is docked and closed (and thus on standby), vs. about .25%/hour on standby for the tablet by itself.

That's better than what I get with my original Transformer when it's docked, which is closer to 2.5%/hour usage. But, it would be great if ASUS can figure out a way for the dock to not stop the tablet from entering deep sleep.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] theoilman:
that's very disappointing to hear actually...
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] wynand32:
I don't see it as that much of a problem. If there's truly something about the dock that makes deep sleep on the tablet impossible (I have no idea if there is or not, and it really does remain to be seen), it's not an unreasonable solution to simply store them separately. Even carrying them separately isn't a problem, really.

I do hope that ASUS can enable deep sleep when docked, but if they can't it doesn't really reduce the usefulness of the dock for me. In fact, I use my tablet by itself the majority of the time in any case and thus tend to keep the two separate.

The fact that the dock maintains its charge when undocked is far more important to me, and it does that quite well.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] RichMD:
Just a guess but I would assume it doesn't enter deep sleep because it will turn on the screen when you open it. If it is docked and you close it, the screen shuts off but it still needs to monitor the dock to see if you open it again. It would be nice to have an option to have it conserve power (as if it isn't docked) and you have to manually turn the screen on again.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] theoilman:
I'm not saying it's the end of the world, but one of the attractions of the dock is to make a clamshell shape that will protect the tablet and keys during transport. sucks if it will drain the battery whenever you want to take it somewhere.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] ravizzle:
Mine does go into deep sleep, make sure in asus customized setting you put it in battery facet dock mode, then the keyboard doesn't wake the tab.

Sent from my Galaxy S2
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] slugbug2010:
I didn't know that. Very helpful, I'll check that

I have something setup wrong because my tablet sucks my dock dry in about 3 hours in use - it just never stops pulling the charge from the dock. I only let them sleep together once and it was a disaster :p......dock was drained, tablets had rebooted I suppose because it was in some sort of different "mode", it still had life, but it was alien like life!

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Is that the last setting in that section? I have that box checked.

Hmmm, I don't know then. What is your wifi sleep Policy?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] ravizzle:
My wifi is set to never.

I last charged my tab on thursday night, its between mostly idle since then(like 3 hours total use since then) still have 77% on tab and 37% dock.

Sent from my Galaxy S2
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] bristolmunkeh:
I'd been wondering how well it would hold a charge while docked, so last night I fully charged both the tablet and dock then left it closed from midnight (UK time.)

It sat on my desk like that until I got home from work at 17:15 this evening, opened it up and the dock was showing 99% and the prime 98% full charge.

I've not changed any of the power settings or docked settings yet, so that's running out of the box (post updates of course.)

Of course it's possible the battery indicator isn't accurately reflecting the amount of charge it's used, but based on those numbers it doesn't seem to be a problem.

Somewhat anecdotal evidence, I'll test it out a bit further this week and see if its actually entering deep sleep (presumably it is.)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] ModestMuse23:
This has been my experience as well. The dock does not seem to keep the screen any more awake than when they are not connected. I do love how the screen automatically comes up when you open it and turns off when you close it.

Man I love the two of these things together.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] rjscott2005:
I have the Asus setting checked but my tab is like a vampire and sucks the dock battery dry in just a few hours time. There needs to be a deep sleep setting. It isn't really practical for me to disconnect the dock every time I stop using it. That takes away a good part of the portability aspect.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] wynand32:
Do you mean when the Prime is completely charged (which is what this thread is about) or when the dock is charging the Prime? Because the dock battery IS smaller than the Prime's, and thus it will certainly discharge at a faster rate when charging the Prime's battery (until it runs out, of course).

Indeed, the dock shouldn't discharge AT ALL until the Prime is at 70% or less. So, if your Prime is 100% charged and it still sucks the dock battery dry in a few hours, then you're experiencing some other problem.

Again, this is about the Prime and dock both being at 100%, and whether or not the Prime enters deep sleep. It's not about the impact on the dock battery when the dock is actually charging the Prime from a less-than-70% state.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] slugbug2010:
I think we have the same dock :-) exactly what happens to me. I am assuming user error, a setting i don't have rught, but I'm not sure where else to check. My wifi is set t to never.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] wynand32:
As I said in the post just before yours, if your Prime is at 70% or less, your dock will charge it which will definitely discharge the dock pretty quickly. If your Prime is at 100%, then it shouldn't be discharging the dock at all. If it is, then something's broken.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] rjscott2005:
Yes, from 100%.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] rjscott2005:
Would there be log file that might shed light, like logcat or something? I don't know enough about this, I'm asking. I do know how to grab logs.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] atgmartin:
I think the dock should discharge just a tiny bit during normal use due to sending the key and track-pad signals tot he tablet. Maybe 1%/hour under use.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] wynand32:
Actually, yes, that's technically true: the dock will discharge a tiny bit during actual use (if the tablet's at >70%), although from my experience I don't think it's even 1%/hour. I'll have to run some more tests to refresh my memory, and I don't have the dock with me today.

Again, though, when closed and on standby, if the tablet's at 100%, then the dock shouldn't discharge much if at all. Certainly it shouldn't be possible to discharge the dock in a few hours when in this state--if that's happening, then something's broken in either the tablet or the dock.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] slugbug2010:
Ok, gotcha. Read this and the other comments and that if it doesn't work like this then something is broken. So here it is - tablet charged to 85% (not 100% but still over 70%), dock charged to 100%. The tablet hit 70% at 9:25 pm and the dock was almost completely drained within 3 hours. I did use it during that time, but not a lot, it sat for the last few hours sleeping....and the dock dropping.

I think there are a few of us asking this in this thread because we are wondering if our tablets aren't sleeping right, much less deep sleep - for the dock to discharge so quickly.

I hope you when you say broken you don't mean literally, I'm still hoping and thinking this must be a setting or some form of user error.

Any ideas?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] wynand32:
OK, just to be clear: the dock will charge the tablet when open or closed. It won't suspend the charge when closed and the tablet is in standby. At the same time, I wouldn't expect to burn 100% of the dock's charge to take the tablet from 70% to 100%, but I would expect it to take quite a bit of it. Maybe between your use and charging the tablet, that was enough.

Needs some more testing to see, I think.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] slugbug2010:
Yea, agreed. Thanks for your help. Its an odd thing with the tablet dropping so little over night when off the dock, and yet "sucking the dock dry" if left connected. Separate the two (in my case) and it's fine. Together...not so much. Obviously I can plug the pair in and charge them both overnight, but that doesn't solve this from essentially cutting the overall extended battery time of the two combined by ...... a lot. If the battery is suppose to extend the overall by about 6-8, I'm losing half that.

hmmmm....more testing :)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Haro912:
I had to point this out. In the first picture The time on the clocks are different. Is it bad that that was the first thing I noticed? And the dock only adds about 6 hours onto the tablet. I wouldn't expect much more than that and I would expect less than 6 hours if using the tablet. Just like if you use the just the tablet a lot you get less than 12 hours of battery life
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] ogg1e:
This is behaving the same as my old tf101 did when I got it. I sent the dock into asus on RMA and they fixed it so that it would go into deep sleep when docked and the battery life was fantastic.

Now it's horrible with the prime. Fully charged and within 20 hours of no usage at all, the dock was down to 20%. I never even opened it up. That's pathetic.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] regalpimpin:
There's a sticky over on the transformer forums about the battery drain issue with some docks.

Essentially, some have a different chip in them that will never work. Would have to RMA the dock, or return for an exchange.

To test if yours has the issue. Change the setting in Asus customized settings so that the tablet shouldn't wake from the keyboard. Then turn off the screen and hit a button on the keyboard. If the device wakes, you've got the issue.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] ogg1e:
That was the issue with the original tf101. Regardless, mine doesn't turn on with a keypress. But it still has a terrible battery drain, even with wifi off.

It will wake up when I flip open the 2, so it's not going into deep sleep. Either it's a defect, or there's an app not letting it go into deep sleep.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] zurui:
My dock hasnt arrived yet, but it sounds like the dock likes to fully discharge itself every time in order to charge the TFP. Isnt that bad for the docks battery cycle life?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] ogg1e:
Yes. But the fact that I can only get about 2 days of standby time with minimal use is horrible.

Asus states that you get 16 hours of full use out of the dock/tablet when both are charged. I get no where near that. I don't even get the chance since it's discharging itself so fast.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] monlover:
Hi,

I used to have an Acer Iconia in the past, I remember when browsing the internet, every time I select tab or link it I hear a click and the link or tab gets animated for a second before it loads to a different page.

This option was very useful specially when text too small and also to know what link I have selected.

Now with the transformer I only hear the click but the link stay stedy before the next page loading.

Is there any way to activate the animation of the selected link or this is the way Asus transformer operate.

This happened on the stock internet and with Dolphin HD browser.

where do I go and change the setting.

Please help.

Thanks.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] st0nedpenguin:
There's no link selection highlight on the Transformer running HC, although by all accounts ICS should be bringing link selection confirmation to the Transformer.
[Android Themes] lawsonmh15:
{**NOTE BEFORE BUYING**}

A drop of Charlie Sheen's semen, and a 7 gram rock, were infused in this theme.

Seriously though, this theme is intended for rooted devices running a custom rom with the theme chooser app pre-installed. Soon there will be standalone GO Launcher Themes, but currently, this is for Theme Chooser only. Providing you are running a rom with theme chooser installed, all you have to do after installing the theme is go to the theme chooser app and select the theme.

That being said, Tigerblood is the culmination of hundreds of hours of theming of a multitude of apps and launchers. Essentially, it is a compilation of several standalone themes I've done including GO Launcher EX, GO widgets, and a multitude of system apps and elements including the system framework, pulldown, all major notifications and most of the most popular market apps including

GO Launcher EX

Launcher Pro

Dialer

Contacts

Gallery

Music Player

Video Player

FlexT9 Keyboard

ICS Keyboard

Camera

MIUI Camera

Shootme

Calendar

Settings

Root Explorer

FM Radio

Google Plus

Music (Player and Widgets)

MMS

Android Market

Facebook

Google Talk

Google Voice

Google Search

Gmail

Email

GO Tranparent Widgets

Dropbox

Lockscreen Sliders and Icons

XDA Forum App

Twitter

Stock Launcher

Stock Browser

Dolphin Lite

Metamorph

Icons Galore and much, much more, but the few screenshots and overwhelming size of the theme ought to tell you everything you need to know regarding the amount of work that went into the Decked Out line of themes. This is by FAR the most comprehensive Theme Chooser theme on the Market. Enjoy.

12/20/2011:

Added support for GO Message 3D widget

Re-did all in app menu icons

Re-did ADW

Added VM Notification animations

Re-did K9 Notification animations

New phone sliders

Full notification animations for all of the most popular apps including, but not limited to:

Incoming Calls

Missed Calls

Email

Gmail

GTalk

K9

GO SMS

SMS

MMS

Alarms

Downloads

Uploads

Dropbox Uploads/Downloads

Dancing Music

Market Updates

Market Installs

XDA IM

Tapatalk IM

etc...

12/24/2011

{** ORIGINAL BLUE FLAME OVERSCROLL EFFECT ADDED!!! **}

Added theming for apps with caps in the process name

-Soundhound (Icons)

-Dolphin Browser HD (Full)

-Titanium Backup (Full + Widgets)

-Autokiller Memory Optimizer

-GOWidget Clock Widgets

-VP Forum App icon fixed

-Modified SystemUI Title bar

-Modified Status Bar Pulldown

- Beveled and "Ninja-fied" the droid

-ADB Wireless (Full + Widgets)

-Quicksettings (Full)

-Camera Background

On with the Screenshots!!!

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[Android Themes] lawsonmh15:
Thinking I should throw this elsewhere..
[Android Themes] dEris:
I don't like it. Way to red bro. Try using red as an ascent color.

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 Singh MIUI

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[Android Themes] lawsonmh15:
This is what was asked for so....

Anyone can slap together a theme with new borders and slight xml changes. This is far and away the most detailed theme on the market. The only thing even remotely close is Mixer and it's got roughly 40% of what's themed with mine.
[Android Themes] ropodope:
You have no idea how awesome this theme looks on your phone unless it is actually on it. Wow! Its amazing. No one has the level of detail and gradient hue and shading in a theme chooser theme as this Lawson has in this one. The in call dialer alone is to die for. If you can't pony up for this then you are deserving of the lack of quality in a theme that is on your phone.

Love it. Thanks big time Lawson. I never thought a theme chooser theme could look like this.

ropodope

No I won't date your daughter so stop pm'ing me!
[HTC Rezound] Therev29:
I was going to wait until I was completely finished to release this but it seems a red theme is in high demand and with ICS leaks starting I didn't know how long until it would be outdated.

This is my first released theme for android so go easy on me. :D Another reason I'm posting this is to get some feedback from the community as to what they are looking for in a theme. I realize there are some things that could use polishing so let me know what you think. I'm open to feedback so long as it's constructive!

Disclaimer:

Flash at your own risk, You are the only one responsible for your phone.

I'm sure everyone knows the deal by now.

Install Directions:

1) Download latest version of Redzound-v0.x-Ineffabilis.zip

2) Boot into recovery

3) Make a nandroid backup just in case.

4) Wipe Cache

5) Install Redzound-v0.x-Ineffabilis.zip

6) Reboot and Enjoy!

(for some having issues with statusbar foreclosing boot into recovery and fix permissions)

Screenshots:

(screenshots slightly outdated will updated soon)

Whats Themed:

Tons of Framework images-new

SystemUI

Mail

Browser

Music

Contacts

Settings

MMS

Dialer

Camera

Flashlight

BootAnimation

ICS window animations

Roboto Font

Animated Notifications - (Turn off by setting notifications to transparent in mik settings )

Clock is not themed it is Beautiful Widgets "brackated_Red" skin

Rosie and a lot of other HTC things are not able to be themed at the moment. (to my knowledge anyways)

Bugs:

I have not come across any major flaws or bugs. But then again I don't use everything on the phone so please post with as much detail as possible of the location of bad icons and text strings if you find any.

To Do List:

Version v1.0 will more than likely be the final update.

As for porting this to ICS.... I"m going to wait until there is a official ICS release or as close to official as the devs can get :D

plus I need a little break this theme has consumed a lot of my time lately!!!!!:o

Download in 2nd post