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[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] devator22:
There is a rumor going around that an HTC rep confirmed the Flyer would be getting ICS soon. There has been no similar news for the View. Just a consideration.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] mcord11758:
Just to put this out there, but a 3G Flyer will have a greater resale value than the View due to the limited capability to use it on multiple cariers. If just comparing a WIFI FLyer to View for me you still go Flyer because there is more development.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] x51:
I have the view (Wifi Only) I do not use airplane mode.

I downloaded Anycut (Free from the market)

I created: New Shortcut -> Activity -> Tablet Info on my home screen.

Press that and choose turn off radio. Done.

The drawback is that you must turn off the radio each time you reboot the device. But it's 2 taps now. Tap the shortcut, Tap "Turn off radio".

(This is stock Rooted HC)

Wifi only users: The Flyer is certainly a better choice at the exact same price point. But at $229 for a view and $300+ for a flyer.. I'd take the View... Spec wise, they are identical. (This assumes the Pen is not included with either device)
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] brandonc_mail:
I'm faced with a similar situation- used 3g 32gb flyer vs. Sprint view.

I've been searching reviews and trying to search boards- but I've found a lot of incorrect data.

I've read the 3g flyers are micro sim not proprietary USB jacks... I'm thinking that's wrong and it is the standard HTC flyer connection?

I've also heard only the view has altimeter and barometer and dedicated GPS? Again, I wonder if that comparison meant to say compared to wifi flyer vs. 3g...

A. Can the US 3g flyers all be sim unlocked? (I think it's a us cellular one)

B. View comes with GPS hardware and has a messaging app- does it need a 4g data paid account for the mesaging or GPS antenna to work, or if you have a sprint phone can you view sms on the tablet AND the phone simultaneously? (would love that-I'd buy it just for this) and will the GPS antenna still improve location when connected to wifi?

C. any other differences hardware / software for either?

I do plan on rooting either- any known issues of the two I should be aware of?

Any differences between the 2 in Honeycomb? (Kinda assuming they're still on GB... but I'll find out soon enough)
[HTC Rezound] rcrott1:
any thoughts? just rooted it yesterday, was trying to figure out what the best kernel is
[HTC Rezound] AtLemacks:
Stock, lol. Whatever comes on the ROM is going to be your best bet right now.
[HTC Rezound] fbm111:
I am using stock rooted with ziggy kernel due to his having call recording enabled. Works well for me.
[HTC Rezound] jmorton10:
I used Ziggy's for a few weeks but like most other users I found that it rebooted itself at least once a day no matter what the clock settings where (innefabilis ROM).

I switched to the OC dsb kernel & it has run absolutely perfectly ever since, but I don't see any huge advantage over just running the stock kernel at this point.

~John
[HTC Rezound] feralicious:
It depends on what ROM you're running to some extent. Also, people are having different experiences running the same ROM/kernel combo so ymmv.

I would decide on a ROM you want to try then read through that ROM's thread and look for issues people are having and what kernels they're using. Then read through the kernel threads and check for issues for it being used with the ROM you like.

It will depend on how you use your phone too. I've read where people running Ineffabilis ROM with ziggy's kernel are fine except if they let the phone charge to 100% while it's on it starts bootlooping. So I could never use that since I usually charge overnight and need to use the phone as my alarm clock. I went with dsb but haven't done any oc/uv tweaking yet.

You can always try one out and then change it if it's not working out for you.
[HTC Rezound] pwnwolf117:
I've personally used ziggy and dsb, I didn't notice much of a difference between either, but dsb was/is SUPER easy to flash, puts boot.img INS ph91img.zip on your sd and reboots to villager for easy install (ziggy might have done this to, I don't remember)

I also used both with inefabliss and didn't notice any issue with ziggy, but results may very!

nerd in training ;)
[HTC Amaze 4G] mikeschevelle:
Thought it may be fun to see who is getting good life and how heavy their usage.

please specify if you are using an OEM battery.

Here is the best I have had so far, OEM battery.
[HTC Amaze 4G] Totòòò:
you might as well title your post "who can resist longer without using their phone"
[HTC Amaze 4G] jcparks:
How did your graph go up?
[HTC Amaze 4G] mikeschevelle:
Ah, its Felinos the troll

I probably sent close to a hundred texts, plenty of facebook visits, phones calls.

No streaming though
[HTC Amaze 4G] Totòòò:
einstein unexpectedly decided to recharge it for a bit lol

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glad u did all that stuff. very cool story too good to be true having used display only 42% of the time. but who cares as long as makes u feel happy whatever you have done.
[HTC Amaze 4G] eggydrums:
Hey you guys, if you leave your phone on overnight, what's the average percent you'll lose?
[HTC Amaze 4G] seansk:
If I don't have anything on and no apps installed like 3 percent...with all the stuff on and all my apps about 15 to 20.
[HTC Amaze 4G] Totòòò:
2 or 3% the most
[HTC Amaze 4G] eggydrums:
Mhm me too, left mine at 100% last night and woke up to having 96%
[HTC Amaze 4G] jaqm01:
Well since I've installed Bulletproof 2.2.1, my battery actually lost ... 0% in 6h overnight. It was 4%, I plugged it, but the switch was off. In the morning what a surprise when it didnt boot up but presented me the lockscreen with same percentage.
[HTC Amaze 4G] NeoAndroid:
BulletProof 2.3.1 with the included kernel #17. GPS on all the time. Stock battery. Running Juicedefender Ultimate. Lost 1% overnight.
[HTC Amaze 4G] gravis86:
Hey genius, you're reading it wrong. It's not that the screen was on 42% of the time. It's that 42% of the battery that was used, was used by the screen. There quite a big difference.
[HTC Amaze 4G] Totòòò:
U r right leonardo. Still those stats regard a phone that hasnt been used at all during that battery cycle
[HTC Amaze 4G] gravis86:
3 hours and 22 minutes seems like quite a bit more than not at all...

But then again you fail at reading comprehension, so it's not like you can understand what I'm saying anyway.

And if you were going to compare me to a famous genius, your best bet would be Galileo Galilei. Just sayin'.
[HTC Amaze 4G] Totòòò:
oh u didn't notice it was sarcasm? my bad, next time will try to make a note IT WAS SARCASM ;)

and you notice a gap there+some line going up? that is called phone was shut down&phone was recharged p.s not calling you leonardo again, dont want you to truly believe you are leonardo :)
[HTC Amaze 4G] nanayaw6:
How is Juice defender configured on your phone

I am running the BP 2.3.0 with the beta 13 kernel (today) from faux and the best I can pull is 12 hours on stock battery with accounts syncing every 4 hours with always on mobile data disabled. I actively disable wifi when I'm not near one of my networks. What am I missing?

I lost about 15% overnight.

TIA.
[HTC Amaze 4G] seansk:
I lose about 15 -20 overnight as well...I have a bunch of apps installed. If I set it to stock with no accounts (ie, no google facebook weather, no sync) no background data...I lose about 3 percent over night, but that's not very realistic, i need my apps and I'm a heavy google voice, google talk, and facebook user, so all thinks are syncing all the time plus a bunch of apps prolly running bogging down my cpus and the draining the battery. I see marginal difference between faux's kernel and the stock kernel...I still like faux's though.
[HTC Amaze 4G] NeoAndroid:
Okay, battery is almost dead. Here's what I have.
[HTC Amaze 4G] Totòòò:
stock battery right?
[HTC Amaze 4G] mikeschevelle:
how is his usage look different than mine
[HTC Amaze 4G] eliasadrian:
The first difference is he never charged his phone, but with just that image we don't know how much his screen was on.

For me, changing account syncing doesn't change much. My biggest battery use is display on, which is why you should always include that pic if you're trying to say yours is bigger. Get it? Anyways... Then it's being on wifi instead of mobile data, but turning off wifi if you're not connected.

I'll post normal usage pics next time I get a full cycle, but I usually get about a day with normal use for me (couple calls, thirty texts, hour of browser, hour of school research/reading, about 30 min of games)

P.S. Awake time is not display on time, in case anyone was confused by that. They are exactly what they say, awake means you're phone is actively doing something but it doesn't mean your display is on. But if you're display is on, you're phone is awake. I just noticed someone commented on display on time in regards to the OP, but we have no way to tell from those two pics.
[HTC Amaze 4G] tombeach22:
I win!
[HTC Amaze 4G] mikeschevelle:
you sure do Tom :D
[HTC Amaze 4G] seansk:
too funny lmao....
[HTC Amaze 4G] NeoAndroid:
My Juice Defender is setup as "Balanced".It turns off ALL radios when screen is off. It turns them back on when I wake the phone up. That's why I even have Wifi on all the time. It learns when to shut it off based on usage and Access Point name.

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I'm using stock battery.
[HTC Amaze 4G] rachelm920:
When I had my Cliq, I found that some ROMs were better on battery life than others. I am thinking of flashing my first ROM to my Amaze, but I'm still on the fence. Do any of the current ROMs have a better battery life than the stock?
[HTC Amaze 4G] seansk:
probably beastmod best battery life out of all...it is very light (no sense ui) aosp like :)
[HTC Amaze 4G] NeoAndroid:
With both cores enabled through System Tuner, battery efficiency plummets. I'm uninstalling the app.
[HTC Amaze 4G] rachelm920:
No sense? Are there themes for it? I'm used to CM7 and theme chooser LOL
[HTC Amaze 4G] seansk:
if you like sense then bulletproof is your best bet after beastmod, it also has a good battery life but not as good as beastmod, put bulletproof together with faux kernel you're prolly going to get decent battery life. Someone who's had both roms and stock and faux kernel would probably be able to answer theis better.

I don't believe there is a theme for beastmod, but you can always get a 3rd party launcher like adw, adw ex (what I have), go launcher, launcher pro etc, and theme the launcher. We're all waiting for ICS :), development community is limited for this phone, hopefully it'll get better. Mine actually looks very ICSish right now. there are two themes that can be flashed for the status bar etc, the rest can be done through the 3rd party launcher...look in the theme section.

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you don't have to uninstall the program, just turn off dual cpu's, ya i'm not having good luck with dual cpu's either, battery dies very fast. just going back to single for now, until offical ICS comes out for our phone.
[HTC Amaze 4G] tombeach22:
It constantly drains even while charging..... This was over night. Any idea why this is happening?
[HTC Amaze 4G] tombeach22:
It's not clockwork. Does telus warranty batteries?
[HTC Amaze 4G] gravis86:
What does the screen before that say (the one with percentages and stuff)? Also, it that a task killer I see in the notification bar? You shouldn't be using one of those.
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LA-718:
Hello XDA forum, I recently got an Xperia Play and wanted to use Yifan Lu's PSXperia, i have already used the tool several times and had no problems extracting apks and zpaks. After installing said components, when it comes time tostart the game, the health notice appears ad then the screen remains black but does not crash.

In the README for the tool, it has compiling instructions with indicated files. It mentions a "lib" directory and "resources" directory. Can anyone who has successfully used the exploit on an R800x (2.3.3) give clarification on this? I may have overlooked the compiling (is it necessary?) and wanted to obtain info regarding this before I start looking at the logs produced.

If possible, would anyone be able to provide a slight procedure on how to do the compiling and where?

Thanks in advance.
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mehdi.moha:
you have to change your data pack

use PSxperia 2
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LA-718:
Hey Mehdi, just thanked you man, THANKS.

I knew about the 2nd beta but was unsure of using it, but after going ahead and fiddling with that one I am now HAPPILY enjoying Tekken 3 on my Xperia play!
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] AJ88:
hey friends the classic game metal slug 4 is now available for galaxy y but the problem is the link is for file sonic and it sucks i m not able to download it... here is the link http:// www.filesonic. it/

file/4324325943/ ...lug1 .8.apk can anyone upload it to mediafire oR megaupload or fileserve please give new link
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] emjimadhu:
4shared(dot)com/get/WrZQDBhS/Metal_Slug_4(dot)html
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] AJ88:
thanks but that file is infected.

can you please upload this file sonic file to any other website?
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] jairolas:
Doesn't work for me pal.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] stargaterules:
What are your experiences with Google voice? I've heard it drains the battery. I also heard it can cause duplicate messages. Thoughts, comments?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] oscarthegrouch:
Drains the battery any more than other programs, no. Double messages, it depends on how you set it up. I set it up the old way of keeping everything separate. I don't integrate google voice into sprint. I have a sprint number and a google voice number. I don't use sprint for voicemail. I set the phone to conditional call forward to google voice for their voicemail if I don't answer my phone.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Wizard Knight:
I am integrated and have no issues at all. Battery doesn't seem affected at all, the Doble notifications stopped with the most recent update, and I can check my voice mails and texts from any computer (excluding mms)
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] ranchosteve:
How do u check mms
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] wolfkstaag:
You can't receive MMS on Google Voice.

@topic, nope. Always worked fine for me.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] gullzway:
+1

I also have A Free Sprint to Home(GV#) add-on on my 500 Minute SERO plan. So all calls to and from my cell using GV# don't go against my minutes!!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] subcypher:
Sure you can. Well, sort of. Now you get an SMS that alerts you to an MMS in your Gmail. Better, if you ask me.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] stargaterules:
Do you need to do anything to enable mms in gmail or is it automatic? I know when I had google voice, that didn't work.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Wizard Knight:
you can set the google voice app to only alert on voicemail and receive sms/mms through the regular messaging app (or chomp or whatever). I don't use the app for texts, but I guess some people
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] kingsway8605:
Just for users of other phones who happen to wander into this thread, I believe this only applies to phones on Sprint (unless google rolled it out quietly).
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] subcypher:
Yes, it is due to Sprint and Google working together on integration, I believe. No, you don't have to do anything special.
[HTC Wildfire S] d33ps1x:
Part 3:..

1/ Go to advanced menu and reboot to recovery

2/ If you are restoring a NANDROID backup do so now using backup/restore and restoring the NANDROID backup you wish to put on the new partitions but beware about trying to restore something onto the new cache and system partitions that is too big for them!!!

**Note! From here on in we are going to skip the screen shots of Install zip from SD, and confirming it. If you haven't gotten this down by now it's perhaps time to head to your local nerd and get him/her or he-she to do this for you.

:cool:

3/ Installing CM7.x install zip from SD

4/ Install the Google apps GAPPS zip from the SD

5/ Install the boot portion of the script from the SD card. This portion allows your device to find the right start and end points for the newly resized partitions that you created.

**NOTE!!! You must rerun this portion of the script every time you do a wipe and install or wipe and NANDROID restore! If you do not your device will become stuck at the boot splash screen. So keep this script file on your SD card!

6/ Return to recovery main menu and reboot device and enjoy your roomy CM7.x install!

Now:

Let's confirm through Terminal Emulator that your partitions are actually changed!

-Click on the centre home button on the bottom of your screen to bring up the all apps list.

-Scroll across to the T's and load Terminal Emulator by clicking on it.

-Once inside Terminal Emulator type the following followed by Return/Enter on your virtual keyboard:

"busybox df -h"

-This will bring up the list of all the partitions on your system and as you can see your Data partition is now 290 MB, your Cache partition is now 20 MB and your System partition is now 145 MB with 8.8 MB remaining on your system partition. Just enough for integrating updates to your system apps into the System partition.

So that's it!

Now how about moving ahead to my LINK2SD prepping and configuring tutorial and my Speed up your GPS CWM flash update to top it all off!

Well done! :p

IF THIS TUTORIAL HELPED YOU PLEASE CLICK THANKS!!!
[HTC Wildfire S] Knut-PV11:
Excelent tutorial, thx.
[HTC Wildfire S] hanynemesis:
really good tutorial but i didn't get it what advantages i got from this ?

speed or more space in internal memory
[HTC Wildfire S] d33ps1x:
Well CM7 is a speedy ROM as it's well tweaked to begin with and obviously has a low overhead due to the size.

This gives you an additional 120 MB of internal memory! Combine that with LINK2SD and you've got a phone virtually unlimited for apps.

Glad the tutorial helped.
[HTC Wildfire S] d33ps1x:
One more thing...

Even though the tutorial show 1.58 beta files the linked files are actually 1.58 final. A little added bonus.

Thanks for the PM question so I could clarify that and please click THANKS if if you appreciate this tutorial.

D
[HTC Wildfire S] *se-nsei.:
So, overall this increases the internal memory for apps am I right?

Great tutorial mate, will do this on next nightly update with a kernal. ;)
[HTC Wildfire S] d33ps1x:
Check this out...

Now with a video tutorial for download!!!

See the first post...
[HTC Wildfire S] b02:
isn`t it easier to flash cm, then just boot into recovery and install data 2 sd, after partitioning your sd card ext4 1 gb + rest fat32 ?
[HTC Wildfire S] ROMTesting:
What exactly do you have to do with 1.5.8 MTD Boot Script zip file?

I try to install another ROM (circle battery - change the battery icon) and when I was going to reboot, my phone get stucked at the CyanogenMod logo. It reproduced it again and again. Should I reinstall 1.5.8 MTD Boot Script zip file after doing this or what? Do you know the correct way to install it?

Besides, I pretty good tutorial. Too clearly explanated.
[HTC Wildfire S] d33ps1x:
You have too flash the boot script after you flash a new ROM or a backup. That's explained.

Sent from my cm7.2 Wildfire S
[HTC Wildfire S] d33ps1x:
Do what you wish of course. :)

I prefer link2sd and a load of internal fast memory for booting and important apps. A distinguishing feature that data2sd doesn't have.

If your SD card fails you still have your most important stuff with you. Can't say that for DATA2SD or DATA2WHATEVER, etc...

Sent from my cm7.2 Wildfire S
[HTC Wildfire S] HEshghi:
not working for my htc wildfire s a510e after doing all steps and "busybox df -h" show me the data partition size 150 mb and 40 mb was used :((
[HTC Wildfire S] ROMTesting:
Ok. That's what I thought but I think I did it wrong or something. So the steps are this:

1. Install new ROM or backup.

2. Go to install zip from sd and select the boot.

3. Install it.

4. Reboot the phone.
[HTC Wildfire S] d33ps1x:
Yes. Of course this is for a backup or different rom or something. You still have to do the recovery scrip to resize for your initial resizing.
[HTC Wildfire S] b02:
i just asked, and i just hope that sd card wont crash :D (didnt happen since i first flashed cm)

though, a GREAT guide mate, very well explained ...

p.s. guys click thanks for this, cos' that takes some time to be made, even if oyu dont use it ;) :D
[HTC Wildfire S] johnnyspritz:
You know, I've tried (probably) every single method posted on these boards about flashing CM7, and yet I can't get it to work properly. This is really the most step-by-step tutorial I've seen and I thought it would work, but no, still no data connection.

With other methods I've tried, they've either disabled both Wi-Fi and mobile data connection, just one of the two, or there's a missing phone/dialer app.

With this one, the Wi-Fi's working, but I still have no data connection. Any ideas as to why this could be?
[HTC Wildfire S] d33ps1x:
Did you try the libril fix? What is your radio version?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=21147430#post21147430

If you have a different RUU that Euro 2.3.5 then grab your own libril.so from /system/lib on your RUU install and save it to your SD.

Re-install CM7 and replace and set permissions on libril.so
[HTC Wildfire S] *se-nsei.:
I've followed this tut d33p, but my phone still displays total 150mb internal storage, why?
[HTC Wildfire S] Henry_01:
Strange, I've used this mod also a month ago and it works great.

However I've used slightly different instructions.

Here we go:

put all the required data on the root of your sd card

reboot in recovery

take nandroid backup

go to mounts - format system

factory reset

advanced - wipe dalvic cache

install custom recovery script

reboot in recovery

restore nandroid backup

install custom boot script

reboot

This worked for me, don't know if it works for you guys.

Say it ;)
[Epic 4G General] markstibbyspot:
Just curious if this can be done?

They recently put up a verizon 4g on in my city and was wondering if i can force the epic to roam into verizon 4g, kinda like the roamcontrol app.
[Epic 4G General] AdamaDBrown:
No. Totally different technologies.
[Epic 4G General] mrleprechaunboy:
impossible because Sprint 4g currently runs off a WiMax network which works pretty much as a country wide wifi network. Verizon's runs off of a LTE 4g network, which I THINK (not sure) runs off the same type of networking as 3g...could be wrong about LTE though
[Epic 4G General] flastnoles11:
You are... but no its not possible OP
[Epic 4G General] AdamaDBrown:
I've mentioned here I have some signal problems with my Samsung Epic on Verizon. I think most of these are the result of using a Sprint radio on Verizon. What I'm curious about is, has anyone tried/tested using a modem flash out of the Samsung Stratosphere, which is the Epic variant for Verizon, on the Epic? Obviously the Epic doesn't have LTE, which might be a problem, but the proper CDMA and EVDO handling would be nice.
[Epic 4G General] MДЯCЦSДИT:
No. And the variant is the Fascinate. We use different band speeds. The stratosphere is the gs2 I believe.
[Epic 4G General] Orbiting234:
Actually despite coming out as late as it did, the Stratosphere is indeed a GS1 phone.

But yeah, modem for that phone is useless to us nonetheless.
[Epic 4G General] steveo314:
+1 ^10chars
[Epic 4G General] AdamaDBrown:
In that case, does anyone have a recommendation on a modem that will work better with Verizon, or a way to make one of the existing modems do so?