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[HTC Sensation] status_six:
Have you made sure the firmware is correct for each rom you experience problems with?

I assume you have updated it from original since boot = 1.27

Latest builds need 3.30

Most ics need 3.24/3.25

Some ics (now only older builds i think) and all gb run on 3.12

Check here for info:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1412618
[HTC Sensation] TobiDE:
I think i flashed 3.30 on my Phone for the newest ICS, but the problem is, that the problem was still there when I used the original rom unrooted with the original bootloader...
[HTC Sensation] status_six:
Yes I think 3.30 = 1.27, I've not got round to flashing yet.

Maybe its overheating = rebooting?

It might be worth restoring to stock then sending for repair since issue was present in factory state.
[HTC Sensation] Niekjuh:
Problem with that is that there is a chance the phone will work properly when they're going to test it... they will send it back unrepaired...
[HTC Sensation] TobiDE:
i don´t hope so...

It is true my phone is sometime hot, so I think it is overheating, but often it is still cold and suddenly shutdown. I think I flash it now to stock and write with amazon. Maybe I would have a bit more luck there.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] StormFreak:
Several people in the CWM Flashable ICS ROM thread (including myself) are finding that USB Mounting/ADB does not work in ICS. Is anyone else having this issue? Specifically people who received the update OTA and non-rooted? It seems the Transformer recognizes that I have plugged in a USB cable, but the debugging icon never shows up, ADB reports no devices, and my computer acts as though nothing has been connected to it. I'm curious if this is a widespread ICS issue on the TF101, or just the specific ROM...
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aligatro2010:
Updated from OTA here and USB flash mounts and works normaly. Can't test ADB right now.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] youxing:
I flashed both the FULL CWM US and WW versions today and found that USB is not working at all.

It'll freeze up for a second and then it'll go back to normal. --> no USB connection

I'll go back to stock 3.2.1 and update over OTA. I'll report back once I'm done!

---

Edit: Going back to stock and letting it do the update OTA works. USB is fully working now.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rhcp011235:
how did you go back to stock? I have the US version. Please link me a CWM zip to go back to stock.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheUndertaker21:
same here i dont want go back to stock sadly
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] baseballfanz:
Are you rooted now also or just stock?

Wondering if it's the root that's breaking the USB connection.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] seeding11:
Same problem here

I posted this in another thread earlier but it's a better fit here. I've tried the US and WW full flash versions on a WW TF today and haven't been able to mount via USB with either. Checking debugging doesn't help. Never had a problem previously.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] daxtsu:
I'm not having any issues with ADB or USB mounting on my TF.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] StormFreak:
daxtsu, are you unrooted or rooted? And how did you upgrade to ICS? Also, if you could please check under settings > Battery. On the right side, do you see "Battery Usage data not available"?
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] youxing:
Nope, it's not the root breaking USB.

I rooted my B60 tablet after upgrading to ICS, it's working fine now!

This is what I did: I'm on ICS and USB is working fine.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] daxtsu:
Yeah, I do get Battery usage data not available. But other than that, no USB issues.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] StormFreak:
What was your upgrade method? Did you download the OTA, or use one of the ROMS here on XDA?
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] daxtsu:
At the moment I'm running a ROM I made myself. But before that I reverted completely to stock honeycomb .21(including recovery, then rooted) and then installed the OTA dlpkg. I didn't have any USB issues on HC, stock ICS, or my custom ICS.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] StormFreak:
It seems the USB issues are only for people who installed the CWM ICS version as opposed to taking the OTA. Now I just need to see if there will be a fix, or if it would be faster to go back to stock and then accept the OTA...
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] itohead:
I was having the same issue and flashed the us ICS update from the link below and it started working. I flashed right on top of the current ICS i had installed.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1334673
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kobiyashi:
Throwing my voice in here. Used the CWM ICS ROM, no USB connection.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] StormFreak:
I'll try flashing the other US ICS on top of my ROM... see what happens... crossing my fingers... If this works, itohead will be getting my Thanks :)
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mipr:
I upgraded to ICS by first going back to stock HC via nandroid backup, then installing stock recovery, and pullin OTA update. No problems with the USB connection. ADB works fine. One thing however - my Vista-64 installed new drivers when I connected the tablet to it. So maybe the problem is on the Windows side? Check your drivers first.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kobiyashi:
Flashing that image over mine worked great!
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheUndertaker21:
You mean flash any ICS on top of the one i have ??
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zackman2091:
I took out my sd card to check to see what class i had (16 gb class 2)

After putting the sd card back in and trying to boot my phone up, it boots but once it is on i cannot unlock or access anything.

The sd card is partitioned and everything. and it worked fine before i did this.

Any suggestions, i figure im going to have to reflash my rom but i am trying to avoid this
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] crapid:
More info?

What ROM are you running? Is the SD card all the way in?
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[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] tomil76:
Can someone port timescape that look like in stock ROM?

not having problem like force close and running well..very needed..
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] lowspeed:
I'm kinda skeptical they are truly 2800mah with the same form factor....

No reviews....

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B006SK5L2I
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] ckang008:
Ive been using them. Got the 2x battery + charger version. They ard quite good in fact. Beats buying the original for same price of 2 batteries
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Eric-1987:
Do you notice the difference in the 2? Like does the qcell with 300mah more make a difference?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] hausman:
I have one; started using it yesterday. Haven't used it enough to notice a difference, but personally I doubt there is one. If it was so easy to fit 300mah (>10%!) extra capacity into a battery, why wouldn't Samsung have done it in the first place? Surely a 2800mah battery would be a better selling point than 2500mah.

I miss that battery testing web site where the guy stress-tested all the aftermarket batteries and showed how basically all of them were massively over-rated.

I have two OEM batteries (got one as part of the awesome Samsung portable battery charger) and I figured for $15 or so the Q-cell was worth trying. One of these days I'll do a run-down test and see if there's a difference. If there is, I'll buy 10 of them and then report back here how great they are. :)

I *love* this product:

http://www.wireless.att.com/cell-ph...03&q_manufacturer=samsung&q_model=prod5530247

It doesn't charge the phone, but you can toss it in a bag, swap batteries mid-day and have enough juice to get through a long evening of speed tests and server management while out on the town.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Eric-1987:
I've never had a phone die on me mid day.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] hausman:
I've never had hypothermia. Doesn't mean I don't carry a jacket when it's cold out.

My point is that for me, by mid-day my Note is often in the 30-40% range, and if I want to comfortably go for 8-10 more hours it's nice to have a fresh battery so you don't have to think twice about it. It's one thing to be at 5% and getting critical battery warnings at 10pm when you're home on the sofa. It's another to be getting 5% battery warnings when you're out somewhere far from a charger and need to use the phone.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Eric-1987:
Mid day its that low? I go through my whole day and by the time I go to bed at 12 its at 40-60%.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] hausman:
Yes. I have 3 email accounts - 1 exchange and 2 IMAP (even though I set the intervals for IMAP to 1 and 2 hours), and I use the phone as a desktop replacement for answering emails, server management, and various other web-intensive functions. I lose 10-20% per hour while in use. Screen on auto brightness. Bluetooth is always on because I use a headset or a car link for voice calls, though I don't make a lot of voice calls. If I did my battery would be dead by noon every day. On voice calls my battery graph drops precipitously.

I am in a fringe LTE area, which I suspect doesn't help. Sometimes I get 1-2 bars of LTE, and most of the time I get 4 bars of non-LTE. Searching for signal and switching back and forth is probably not good for battery. Either that it's the time that it's on LTE that kills it. So I'm resigned to either swapping batteries mid-day or leaving the phone on a charger at various times throughout the day.

Back to the Q-cell battery, tomorrow I will use my other phone for the day and try to run a couple of video loop tests with the Q-cell battery and the OEM battery and see how long each lasts.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] lowspeed:
Thanks looking forward to the results.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] capite:
Yes please do the test, that would be awesome.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] hausman:
Planning on it...Monday is looking good as ill have some uninterrupted time where the Note can sit on my desk playing movies. I want to run them down as quickly as possible, so I'm planning to turn wifi on, brightness full, fullscreen movie mode. I don't know if running maps in the background or maybe GPS status would help too. Open to suggestions.

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy Note
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] capite:
Maybe try this widget?

https://market.android.com/details?id=ccc71.bmw&hl=en
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] lowspeed:
Don't they make apps that will drain the battery in a consistent way for comparison?

Actually here are some:

https://market.android.com/search?q=battery+benchmark&c=apps
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] hausman:
Thanks...I'll look into those but I figure full brightness video is fine too.

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy Note
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] hausman:
Test 1 is currently running. Fully charged Qcell 2800, started at 6:45am; as of approx. 9am (2h 12m of full screen video with GPS status running in the background) battery was 65%. I have the phone in flight mode to remove network connectivity/signal strength as a variable. Full results will be in tonight.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] hausman:
Well this isn't even close. I'm half tempted not to bother finishing the test. On test #2, OEM battery, after 2h 12m of video the OEM battery is at 78%. 78% vs 65%....that is HUGE. The OEM is winning by a mile. But for kicks I'll finish the test and post all the results/graphs.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] hausman:
"2800mAh" battery is more like 1600mAh

The results are much worse than I expected. And I notice that Amazon isn't even selling these batteries anymore, so that's something to take note of. I would imagine the data below would look familiar for any aftermarket battery sold at a cheap price (and possibly some sold for a not-cheap price).

Each battery was charged to 100% to start. I used the Samsung video player on full brightness (using the video player setting, not just the Android setting since the video player setting overrides the system). I played 3 movies on the Note during the rundown tests, in the same order. Mostly the Note sat on a corner of my desk playing with volume off; occasionally I stopped it to take a measurement or screenshot.

The "2800" battery lasted 5h 32m to 1% charge. Discharge rate was fairly linear, though it did accelerate a bit starting at about 25%. After movie 1 (2h 12m) it was at 65%, after movie 2 (4h 15m cumulative) it was 30%, and did not make it through movie #3.

The OEM battery lasted 9h 35m to 1% charge. Discharge rate was also linear and remained essentially the same from 100 to 0. After movie 1 (2h 12m) it was 78%, after movie 2 (4h 15m) it was 57%, after movie 3 (6h cumulative) it was 36% (the "2800" battery died during movie 3), and after movie 3 I went back and played movie 1 again (in full) and then started movie 1 AGAIN and got another ~90 minutes into it.

The difference is ridiculous. Since the "2800" battery was only $14, price per mAh is actually better than the OEM battery which is more than twice as expensive, but this thing is more like 1600mAh than 2800mAh. This isn't surprising to me, but it is good to quantify how terrible these knockoff batteries are. If I'd paid $20 or more for it I'd be angry, but given how cheap it was I'll toss it in the drawer and know I have a cheap 5-hour battery in addition to my two OEM batteries.

Since the "2800" battery has only had a couple of charge cycles, I will try to run the test again in a few days and see if more charge/discharge cycles make a difference. My OEM batteries haven't had many more, though, since I have two and I've been swapping between them on alternate days. I don't expect to gain 1200mAh.

Notice something else. When I rebooted for the 2nd test, bluetooth turned itself back on despite the Note staying in flight mode. I didn't notice that during the test, but that means that

the OEM battery was actually under more load than the "2800" battery for the 9+ hour run

.

tl; dr:

"2800":

OEM:

Buy Samsung batteries.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] SPtheALIEN:
Damn.

I have been hearing that the Hyperion ones are good, though. The pricing seems to be about the same as the QCell. I guess I'll find out--they should be arriving today.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] lowspeed:
please report back !
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] SPtheALIEN:
So after using them for a few days, they actually seem pretty good.

I don't think I have the patience that Hausman (I actually want to call him 'haus) to do a more technical burn analysis (thanks 'Haus). Plus, I'm lazy. However, I've been using them instead of the Samsung OEM battery for the past few days and they seem to be transparent enough that I don't notice that a different battery is being used.

For $30 on Amazon, I'd tap that.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] rchapoteau:
I received them the other day as well, and I'm kind of disappointed by them. I believe someone mentioned before that they feel like 1600 may. I think that might be about right. . . might 1800. Definitely not 2500 or 2800 when compared to the oem battery.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] justnada22:
I wish I had seen this earlier I would have told you to save your money, you're not going to see much of a difference with a 2800 mah battery no matter how good the company and quality is.

I have seen many companies out there mislead customers with the actual mah capacity of a battery. Back then it used to be just stickers so these big companies would just put a higher number mah on their batteries.

If you want to see a difference in the battery life on the Galaxy note, you should consider the 5000 mah extended battery view thread for details on the upcoming battery
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] hausman:
I've been around smartphones long enough to have had low expectations. :) The idea was, if there's a battery out there that is anywhere *near* OEM capacity for less than half the price, it's a reasonable deal and one some people might be interested in (myself included). Obviously the Q-cell battery is "nowhere near". I would have been happy if it was 2200mAh or better.

The commercial link for your own battery-sales web site that you posted in the other thread is not currently working, by the way.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Hysterics:
I'm curious, I live in Canada and own a Note under Rogers, which is the same company as AT&T I believe? Is my phone compatible with that unit? I don't see it on the Rogers website, but it seems perfect to me. I'd love to buy one, but I'm not even sure if my model is different from the AT&T Notes, considering the International is different it's not completely unreasonable to be unsure..
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Punchatron:
I just wanted to give everyone an update since I have the Hyperion, QCell and OEM battery in rotation. It's clear that the Samsung OEM is the best battery by a long shot.

There is no way the Hyperion or QCell are anywhere near 2500mah. After testing for last couple of weeks it's clear they are only about 75% of the OEM capacity.

So the lesson learned is to save your money and buy the OEM Samsung battery.Or wait until a decent battery comes out that has been tested independently.

On a side note I also weighed all 3 batteries on a postage scale I have at work and the Qcell and Hyperion weight in at about 40 grams and the OEM comes in at 50 grams. Quite the difference and it shows in usage.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] lowspeed:
I ended up getting ANKER and that too I think is about 75% of the original.

I think if you want 2500mah you need to go with OEM.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] capite:
Another vote against Qcell -- I had ordered a long time ago, just got around to using them on a trip. Terrible. OEM battery seems to last at least twice as long.:mad:
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] littlewierdo:
Seido

Just wait for a Seido battery to come around. These guys make good batteries but you pay for them.

I bought one for my Captivate (the stock OEM was 1500 mah, the extended Seido was 3600). While I didnt do any 'hard' testing, the results were obvious to me.

On the stock OEM battery, my battery after a 12 hour period was around 25-35% with all radios (GPS, Bluetooth, Wifi, data) on and streaming audio via bluetooth to a fm transmitter during the 12 hour period. I would need to occasionally turn the screen on for 15 seconds or so to either pause the audio playback, look at the time, or do a quick market search for an app I heard about on one of the many podcasts I listened to. Oh and once toward the end of the night / morning I would download the amazon app of the day at around 4 AM (but it never downloaded because I intentionally had the app store set to not download anything over 1 MB on cellular data).

Using the same type of use mentioned above on the stock battery, on the 3600 mah Seido, I ended each night with around 65-68% battery left.

While Seidos are extended batteries (which basically doubles the thickness of the phone) and will add a bit of weight to your phone, cost around $60 USD, they do come with a replacement back cover and they actually do work. I have a friend who bought one for his Evo and he had a noticeable improvement as well.

As of a few days ago, Seido did not have one available for the ATT Note but my guess is they will have something soon.

A word of warning, be careful trying to buy these on Amazon right now because the ones I saw listed are ONLY for the international Note and are NOT compatible with the ATT version of the phone. Your best bet would be to look them up on Seido's website before you purchase anything to obtain a model number and then once you find one that specifically works with the ATT Note, use the model number from Seido's website to compare with the ones you find on Amazon to make sure that you are getting one that is compatible.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] lowspeed:
They are the same batteries...

I don't want to make my phone any bigger so it has to accept the original cover.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rasi_x:
So i updated to CM9 and all was quite ok... But the video was not working, so i decided to downgrade to cm7 again.

so i did. After first start i had to realize cm7 was quite crashy suddenly.

So i went back to cwm and wiped system, data and cache.

And now i suddenly cannot install any CM zip files. tried both cm9 and cm7. flashed the included boot.imgs and booted up into cwm.

When trying to install the CM zip file, it just gives me some getpro messages (mk16i, mk16a and iyokan) and then Status error 7: Error in update.zip.

I tried several CM versions and redownloaded them multple times.

Anything i can try?
[General Questions and Answers] pstrain:
Does anyone have a google talk APK for version 4.0.3-239410 (330)

I am running a Betamod version of ics on a desire hd and the talk app is an older version. I would really like the ability to voip with this mod but cant find an apk to install the relevant version of talk, Can anyone help me please?

cheers
[General Questions and Answers] maitreyapatni:
I have hauqin _32gb. android 2.3.4

i have titanium backup Pro

I takes backup of my two apps named - Browser and Music, and uninstalled them But now when i tries to restore them with titanium back, it restoring and after that nothing happens.

Please Help
[General Questions and Answers] zelendel:
Never restore system apps. This never turns out well.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jonikwg:
Hi xda-community,

we are wondering how we can modify our Android by limiting access to certain settings. We have LG-p500's for our employees and we managed to limit the apps they can acceess with an simple app, works a treat.

However employees keep changing settings and then complain that something is not working anymore with their device.

Now i was wondering what the easiest way is to block Access to the Settings? All they should be able to change is the Language settings and the Ringtone Setting, nothing else. What would you recommend is the easiest approach?

Thanks in advance for the help.

Cheers
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scapcom:
there is nothing that i know of. i would use clockwork and make a backup right when after you flash, then when they mess it up you should be able to restore. otherwise tell the employees that they break it they bought it. thats what i do at my company. i got a legal sheet from google i have everyone sign when they get somthing.

hope this helps
[EVO 4G Accessories] madunix:
I'm debating with myself whether or not if i should go with Lexar or PNY 32GB Class 10 SHDC.. how reliable is PNY with SDHC? Same question for Lexar..
[EVO 4G Accessories] madunix:
PNY Class 10 32GB MicroSDHC for $41 free shipping..
[EVO 4G Accessories] madunix:
Transcend, PNY, A-Data.. i'm finding decent deals varying from $30-$40. Which is most reliable would you guys say?