yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] William Haven:
yeah i was thinking about this yesterday. It's the app that is causing this. After all, it's only text right?! And even Facebook isn't' that laggy..
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] faxe78:
I heard that's a general problem of one of the latest twitter app updates. I use twicca and find it a lot better than the original client.

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[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] baz77:
Its laggy. Try bigger font size.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] sbcdk:
It is absolutely useless. I tested a few other clients for that exact reason. Ubersocial is much better, but Seesmic takes the victory. Unfortunately not the best client in other respects imho.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] vcespon:
With LA4 ROM the official Twitter client is less laggy on my Note, but it really makes one wonder what kind of API have they used to end up this way. Other similar apps scroll very smootly.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Jade.N:
I've came to the conclusion that it's the Android version of Twitter that is at fault. I am facing same lags on my wife's SGS2 as well.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] carlitos66:
same here, laggy as hell. Also why is it not possible to pinch and zoom in Facebook app?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] mfractal:
laggy as hell. Switched to TweetDeck, never looked back.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] zard:
Using TweetDeck as well. Best!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] flipee:
its the official twitter app that has issues. i used twica and tweet deck, it works flawlessly.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] ericshmerick:
Yeah, it's useless.

Plume is great, BTW.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] flipee:
Wow that sounds new. Will try plume later.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] magickiller9:
There seems to be a improvement if u use rocketrom v21 with abysskenel 3.5c
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] whmcal:
Twitter through social hub 4 me is silky smooth. No lag...and very pleasing on the eyes
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] phrozact:
I agree the official Twitter client is much smoother on the latest RocketRom (though still not completely lag free).
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] N1NJATH3ORY:
Do you use tweet caster pro ??? As its awesome no lag at all ???
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] JazonX:
Major Lag on the Official Twitter on mine as well.

Config -

XXLA6 - CF-ROOT LA6 / DEODEXED.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] EarlZ:
Same, I stuck with using the official because I like how its widget looks like :D
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] vcespon:
Halelulla! Latest version (3.1.0) solves this annoying problem. I just updated a few minutes ago and it's much smoother.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] qamrij:
Hi guys i was searching for a good minimal theme widget actually the one i found on the market was just text actually i was searching for a widget with also some drawings.

or else if some one can tell me what weather widget is this in the pic

thanks a lot to everyone
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CasseTrop:
That's Asus weather app on the Transformer.

Here's the one I use : http://goo.gl/8KnqT
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Screwedupsmitty:
Your image is broken, but if you want something like my attached screenshot, grab beautiful widgets and the humanity-light skin, alot of people like the tinywhite skin as well. It'll cost you 1.50 i think, I got it on 0.10 app days, but its always good to support your devs :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Tree of Knowledge:
What clock widget are you using in the top right corner? Is that minimalistic text? If so how do you get the overlap effect?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] IXIKelsonIXI:
That's BobClockD3. It's in the market.

Rabble rabble rabble.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Tree of Knowledge:
Thanks man, greatly appreciated!
[HTC Desire S] enigmaamit:
All over the forum, people are going nuts about battery stats, calibration "techniques", apps, scripts etc... to "improve" your battery life. What the hell is up with all this battery calibration mumbo-jumbo?

I don't know who started this, but this calibration, battery stats wipe thing is just plain annoying now. It is a useless, superstitious, ritualistic and nonsensical practice... just as useless as the Task Killer apps and scripts floating around.

I know y'all will boo me for flipping a finger at this sacred ritual that everyone on android seems to be following, so allow me to let Google Engineer Diane Hackborn convince you... (unless of course you believe that you understand how Android works even better than the guys that designed it...:rolleyes:)

OPEN YOUR EYES (and mind) and READ THIS

Please understand that i am only posting this because all this battery stats wiping and calibration etc is just a pagan ritual and doesn't really help. We're just being herded along like sheep, just as was the case with task managers (still is) aome time ago. Break this vicious cycle... :cool:

Enough ranting. :mad: It's your phone, do what you want with it. It's not like I'm Steve Jobs (may God have mercy on his soul) or Bill Gates to dictate how you use your phone...;):D:D
[HTC Desire S] Deleted member 2496007:
Myth debunked! I suspected as much. I usually forget the battery stats thing and never noticed any different battery life. Just some odd representation of dialer usage in battery stats. Thanks for the find.
[HTC Desire S] Steinhund:
Read this already. And never whiped the stats before :-)
[HTC Desire S] dan-fish:
That's good to hear. Never calibrated because I'm too lazy. The whole thought of charging to 100% then letting it discharge and then charging it backup to 100% was just boring! Plus I hate letting my phone die. Thanks for the info enigmaamit!
[HTC Desire S] apk24:
You have great style, man. Love the relevance of your posts, and well constructed structure. This post made me think again about things we have all blindly accepted as the norm, without even questioning the logic behind them. Thank you for the insight. Battery calibration was the most irritating thing for me, and i will never do this again! I have opened my eyes... :)
[HTC Desire S] SimonTS:
Thanks for this. Its interesting to read, and good to be able to tell my mates "I told you so" as I have never bothered calibrating my battery stats. Getting over 48hrs of normal use (calls, data, wi-fi, texts, browsing etc) on a MIUI build is good enough that I never felt the need to even consider caibrating.
[HTC Desire S] sadsac:
Thanks for the heads up

u should link to this in the battery calibration thread! Afraid I don't know how to cross link whilst posting on my phone.
[HTC Desire S] AquaSheep:
It's not completely useless. You can for example delete the batterystats.bin file at any battery level and keep your phone in standby to see what is causing a battery drain in the battery usage UI.
[HTC Desire S] djsubtronic:
That post by Diane didn't really mention anything about calibration though, just the batterystats file. However I have always been pretty sure that charge/discharge calibration is a myth ever since Li-Ion batteries became mainstream. That type of calibration only really helped with the old school Ni-Cd batteries. I ain't calibrated a battery in my life and I am still alive and happy.
[HTC Desire S] Bewinxed:
Mother of God!

How dare you, imposter! challenge our ways of maintaining our handset's life and mind's sanity, how dare you question the teachings of mAhro jr., you dare come to our land, and question our ways that has been passed along from an android's incrementation to another?

Feed The Imposter to the lions!

jk xD

Again, kicking ass with your posts, i always knew that this calibration thing is a gimmick, the effect could be a huge placebo and i think whoever designed android/batteries knows better than to leave the records tied to software, no? anyways great post :D

But that what would the calibration cult say o3o
[HTC Desire S] enigmaamit:
Whoa!! you had me for a second there, brother!!

Thank god for the lines that came later... you're a nasty one!! :p:p:p
[HTC Desire S] Bewinxed:
Hurr durr

knew you would get that reaction XD, keep on keep it on.
[HTC Desire S] volcom000:
Oh really interresting and usefull.... anyway i was too lazy to do it each time :p
[HTC Desire S] sotmax:
Myth or not after a rom installation and only if there is a priblem with battery drain if you charge it at full then go into recovery and hit wipe stats trust me there is a difference.

This is not for every day or once a week etc but for only one time and only if there is a problem realky.

I saw devices with big drain to solve their problem by applying that...
[HTC Desire S] enigmaamit:
Yeah... you must be right.

Google engineers are so full of bull****... we trust you.
[HTC Desire S] bluffking:
nicely put i saw something unusual and someone told to calibrate my battery

so according to you what should be the solution to my problem

check my battery usage graph :silly:
[HTC Desire S] teadrinker:
If you take a glucose tablet when you have a headache, you will notice less pain. Trust me. Or else you won't notice any difference...
[HTC Desire S] BblDE3HAP:
Never used it... Just never needed it :)
[HTC Desire S] epinephrin3:
I agree with the OP about being more open minded about stuff like this. Its good to see this being cleared up, but is that the only way batteries are recalibrated on android devices?? by deleting the batterystats.bin? The only reason is because i know laptops have the option sometimes in the bios to recalibrate the battery. So surely if it was all rubbish then why would it work on laptops and not on phones that use the same type of batteries?
[HTC Desire S] @non4:
When I had a defy a difference was noticed when deleting data/battd which was data about the voltage of the battery, unfortunately when I checked on my desire s this folder doesn't exist, so it must be done another way :confused:

Sent from my rooted baby monitor
[HTC Desire S] psmok:
did it once, didn't find it any different, never did it again
[HTC Desire S] J_Schnacki:
Woah... Old thread, but so usefull. Why is this thread not sticky (to prevent this myth from flaring up again) or referenced in the "All-You-Need-To-Know-For-Newbies" threads I've seen so far?
[HTC Desire S] uur35:
i agree with you bro :good:
[HTC Desire S] VnnAmed:
The only thing that can improve (or not) battery life is kernel/rom change. Or buing new battery. Tested battery Calibration on both Android and iOS. Didn't work.
[HTC Desire S] maxmax195:
This is myth

yes, Battery calibration is absolutely myth
[HTC Desire S] draken101:
Battery myth

I concur I've wiped battery stats and I think my phone is overcharging the battery now and batt life definitely feels shorter
[HTC Desire S] MachiavelliBs:
Agree

the best think for me is to wipe the battery from the recovery , this works for me , outher tools like calibration is myth . Agree !
[HTC Desire S] @non4:
That does the same thing, which is nothing! Cant believe this placebo is still going round!

Sent from my rooted and beanified P880
[HTC Desire S] Mayex:
I absolutly agree with the founder of the topic! :highfive:

Calibrating battery is doing nothing.
[HTC Desire S] razi914:
I dnt know it is myth or not but

it really helped me with my mytouch3g , doubled the battery life!!
[HTC Desire S] MachiavelliBs:
Well for me works , different think is how everybody use the battery and how you charge it ...
[HTC Desire S] @non4:
Its total BS, its the full charge cycle that helps not the deletion of the file, the only thing batterystats.bin is responsible for is this:

Don't believe me? Look here: http://www.xda-developers.com/andro...-battery-stats-does-not-improve-battery-life/

The files that manage power itself are located elsewhere and varies with device due to different battery management hardware, for example on Motorola defy its in data/battd and system/battd

Sent from my rooted P880
[HTC Desire S] optimumpro:
Forgive me for resurrecting the old issue, but I wouldn't trust Google engineers opining on battery stats for several reasons:

1. The process of development at Google is highly structured with almost all developers qualified to do only their narrow specific job. Most of the time, they have no idea about what the other guy is doing or how it is supposed to be done. Even less they know about the total project, Hence, they can only qualify (if at all) to opine on what they are actually doing. Don't blame me. It was designed this way on purpose.

2. Battery problems of Android are caused by Google's sloppy way of implementing battery management . By the way, in my view, this is the way Google implements everything. The only reason Android is successful is Linux. So, less Google on your device you have, the better it is. Battery management, to put it simply, is pure crap (sorry for the word). You can have a battery showing 100% immediately after unplugging, yet after a single reboot (40 seconds), the indicator will show 96%. Or it will stick to 100% for an hour despite you doing some activities with a screen on. Or, it will show 4.2v at 90% and 4.17 at 100%. By the way, these problems simply don't exist on other platforms.

So, an opinion of a Google engineer who "helped" create Android is of very little value, unless of course he/she is responsible for battery management and in this case, the opinion would have a juicy ZERO value (because of miserable crap resulting from the job).

So, those naysayers who claim that calibrating battery is placebo have no basis for their claim. By the way, I haven't seen anyone arguing that wiping battery stats has a direct effect on battery. It does not, but it has plenty of effect on horribly designed Android battery management by way of simply resetting it when it puts too many doodles in your statistics.

Cheers...
[HTC Desire S] jgmccabe:
Intriguing stuff. I'm quite happy to accept, given Dianne Hackborn's comments, that clearing the battery stats file has no effect on battery calibration. It makes total sense. However does that mean "Battery Calibration is a Myth"? I think not.

Now I don't know Android inside out but I've built software before that measures battery levels and what was important was what is considered "100%" and what is considered "<about to have too little current to drive the electronics>%". That's where calibration comes in and, as someone else mentioned, it seems reasonable to use the full discharge/recharge cycle to carry out that sort of calibration.

However, it's still calibration which means, to me, that this thread is inappropriately titled. It should explicitly refer to the idea that deleting your battery stats in order to gain more battery life is a myth, not battery calibration per se.
[HTC Desire S] Likort:
Calibration can still increase the amount of time your phone is able to stay on. I had a battery that appeared to drain quickly, and when reaching a low battery threshold of around 1%, the phone would turn off. After calibration, the battery appeared to drain slower, and would take longer until reaching the shutdown battery threshould which still was around 1%. Of course, the battery didn't suddenly get stronger. But the calibration improved the overall experience simply by indicating to the system that the 1% mark was at a lower battery voltage than previously assumed, resulting in longer battery usage, which can of course easily be percieved as having batter battery stamina as it has the same beneficial effects.
[HTC Desire S] @non4:
Facepalm...

The file involved does not have anything to do with the system perception of voltage and percentage. It only knows what apps used the battery up. You have been placeboed :P

Sent while my supervisor wasn't looking
[HTC Desire S] computerfixer412:
Battery calibration is not a myth

I agree with optimumpro. The Android operating system does a sloppy job at times measuring and outputting the correct percentage. For example, my phone will stay at 1% for hours! Only A factory reset fixes it for me since I'm not rooted and the problem usually comes back after a few months.

I found this post looking for help on my issue but obviously no one here will be able to help. O.o
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pablofmorales:
Hi everyone.

I have the nokia bh 503 headset. I listen music very well in my xperia. But when I turn on the wifi or 3g. The music is stoped intermitly.

Anyone know how to fix that?
[HTC Amaze 4G] AJ26T:
Tmo is going to be testing ICS for the amaze, sensation in the next couple weeks.

Friend is part of the pilot program for them and got a test amaze but hasn't recieved the update yet.

Just figured people would like to know :D
[HTC Amaze 4G] brokenwatch:
How long do you think it will be between testing and release? Weeks or months or no idea?
[HTC Amaze 4G] chrischoi:
Screen shots!
[HTC Amaze 4G] eggydrums:
Lololol good to hear!!!
[HTC Amaze 4G] AJ26T:
If u look at op it says hasn't got update yet they just gave him phone today. It is legit I will report back when I get further info
[HTC Amaze 4G] rachelm920:
Hooray! Finally a supported phone for T-mobile!! I had to root my Cliq to get Gingerbread lol
[HTC Amaze 4G] AndroidNeophyte:
Awesomeness... Saw the word sensation and got excited hehehe.... Thanks for the heads up

Sent from my HTC Sensation 4G with Beats
[HTC Amaze 4G] saulcho009:
Yeah the good old days when Motorola would delay the eclair for months. Luckily we're getting ICS here ;)
[HTC Amaze 4G] Totòòò:
I have no idea if it could help xboarder somehow but can you talk to him maybe giving him the stock rom of ics installed on your friend's amaze could help...
[HTC Amaze 4G] xboarder56:
ya if he could pull it for me that would be great :D
[HTC Amaze 4G] eggydrums:
X I know we shouldn't ask, but since you closed the ics thread, how is it going?

Used cm9 and also ics the other day, and I gotta say, they are awesome, especially cm9 really impressive. It's not like cm7 which was just ugly IMO
[HTC Amaze 4G] xboarder56:
no etas i dont want to here about this anymore and im not working on cm9 sorry cm team hates me
[HTC Amaze 4G] brokenwatch:
shocker lol.

AJ26T any update?
[HTC Amaze 4G] AJ26T:
Not yet will report back when I do
[HTC Amaze 4G] ebatr8:
If one rolls through ill try to pull for you guys just one question i was able to pull everything back on the vibrant using terminal commands will this work on the amaze? S-on gonna cause any issues with retrieving anything? On the vibrant i was able to get kernel and everything so a dev could easily make a flashable odin file and rom after that.
[HTC Amaze 4G] rbaruch:
Why even bother responding to a seemingly innocent question if you're just going to be rude?

The way you're starting to act towards forum members is disgusting. I can only imagine why the CM team hates you

Also if you used proper punctuation and sentence structure people across the forums will take you more seriously.
[HTC Amaze 4G] lgtsanev:
Dude, if it wasnt for him we would still have had the crapware + no root on our phones, so I believe people here take him seriously enough. Just chill!
[HTC Amaze 4G] TramainM:
Woot this is so good to hear! Just to be clear is this like Sense themed ICS like i seen on HTCHUB youtube for the Sensation or Galexy Nexus ISC?
[HTC Amaze 4G] xboarder56:
im working on the galaxy nexus ics
[HTC Amaze 4G] xboarder56:
shut the f up man this is why im starting to reconsider even working for the amaze

they got pissed at me becuase i proved them wrong in there theroy about the amaze cm7 not being possible

Binary can you take care of this thread
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Vangelis13:
As the title says; all of a sudden I cannot drag & drop folders from phone to PC. It starts transferring and it either stops without anything moving over or stops after 2-3 folders. Need to make a back-up of CWM & TiBu so I can format everything and do a new, fresh install but, nada.. :confused:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 4u2nvinmtl:
I had this problem as well. My fix was to turning off and on debugging sometimes helps as well as changing the modes for the USB connection from MTP to PTP and let the drivers install then change back to MTP and finaly keep awake in the dev options on the settings menu.

After all did all that mine hasn't had a problem again yet. I've also herd that you should plug it into a USB port that's not a hub/extra port on the case go for one of the USB ports on the back of your PC that are directly on the mobo.

Good luck.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ~SonkuB~:
same my problem http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1460152

try reboot phone and transfer again
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Droid_Junky:
I have the same problem but it is only within clockworkmod folder. Any other folder or file copies with no issues over to my PC. Windows explorer crashes every time i attempt to move one of my nandroids over to my PC. I am rooted with the correct drivers.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Vangelis13:
Must have eventually done the trick, I managed to transfer the 4-5 folders I needed. Now fresh start of everything, I nuked it. :p

Thanks guys!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Vangelis13:
Try rebooting the phone a couple of times, did it eventually for me. At least I think that's what it was..:confused:
[Android Apps and Games] fruitybytes:
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- Last drop - the rain is getting heavier and you can only miss 5 drops

- Rainy time - 60 seconds to fight the annoying drizzle

Apart from normal drops (blue), you will encounter various kinds of them, including:

- Exploding Drop (orange), destroying all nearby drops;

- Blowing Drop (red), splitting into smaller pieces

- Vortex Drop (violet), swallowing everything in a proxmity

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Check it out:

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SCREENSHOTS:
[Android Apps and Games] mifor:
That's epic! :) so addictive. cute graphics too! hope to see some updates soon!
[Android Apps and Games] fruitybytes:
Addictive, it is :) Thanks!
[Android Apps and Games] fruitybytes:
Any, even slightest feedback is essential to us since we are currently working on another update. Please tell us about your suggestions, bugs that you have found etc.

Roger that! Ahoy!
[Android Apps and Games] mifor:
My suggestions are:

- move the ad banner

- improve the second game mode

- add sounds

- improve settings menu

- add some menu animation?

Best of luck!

When can we expect next updates? :)
[Android Apps and Games] fruitybytes:
Thanks for the feedback.

We are currently working on the update and obviously will take every single comment into consideration!!!

Stay focused! Cheers!

The Fruitiests
[Android Apps and Games] mifor:
Where are you guys from btw? Gonna make a freemium?
[Android Apps and Games] rubikonx9:
Nice!

When are you planning the update?
[Android Apps and Games] fruitybytes:
Planning the update soon but working on a new game as well :) Stay updated!
[Android Apps and Games] fruitybytes:
Hi guys, its Fruity Bytes again,

We are planning an update and since many players have joined us over the last few months, we would like to know your ideas and suggestions for the upcoming upload!

Best regards,

Fruity Bytes Team.

PS. FORZA POLONIA!!! (In case you have not noticed, Euro 2012 is on)
[Android Apps and Games] Deja_Vu:
Add multitouch

Enviado desde mi Galaxy Nexus usando Tapatalk 2
[Android Apps and Games] fruitybytes:
That is the part of the plan!!! THANKS a lot for the feedback!
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] girl_tex:
I have a question, will renaming the latest OTA update (24 MB) to PD15IMG be able to install through hboot?
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dclaw_fantum:
If it is the original file released by tmobile (read: not modified/altered), it will work on a factory stock phone.