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[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] SayWhat10:
i cant find that in the market, do you have a link?

i just see "my data manager free"

who makes the app?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] kiltedthrower:
Good info. Now is there an app that will narrow down how much battery each app uses?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] SayWhat10:
yeh thats the killer question

but most people judge what uses battery by what keeps phone awake, or how much time the app uses the CPU,but ive never actually seen any app that tells simply how much battery an app uses

mardi beads for anyone who can produce such an app
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] jjc5891:
BetterBatteryStats
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] SayWhat10:
exactly where in there does it actually show "battery" usage???
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] jjc5891:
It's not a simple app, you have to define a start point (default is since it was last charged i think), and you can look at which apps are using up all your battery and why. Use 'Process' to see apps.

The developers is an XDA member, I can't remember his name but i'm sure you can find him using google or forum search.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] JoeDV:
I'm pretty sure he means the one you found, "My Data Manager free". It's a nice free app, does a good job of breaking down data usage by wifi and mobile by app. You can set your data limits, when your billing period starts, etc. and it will make the pretty bar and pie charts for you. More importantly than the aesthetics, it does a good job of pointing out what apps are using up your data. For instance, I noticed that Google Currents was pulling down over 20 meg a night, which is all fine and dandy when on wifi, but if not, that's 600 Meg a month for something I barely used.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KeeperOfThePizza:
What's the best stable current Gingerbread ROM? So many ICS Roms on here haha.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dayzed714:
what's "gingerbread"?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KeeperOfThePizza:
...

10char.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wmdunn:
Well ... you have lots of choices, and each one is good. If you like all the bells and whistles, Cyanogen Mod released a new nightly a couple of days ago. Even though it's a "nightly", it is very stable and makes a good daily driver. If you prefer a more stock approach there is Oxygen, which has a few mods, and is an excellent choice. Peter Alfonso also has a very nice, mostly stock GB rom ... very stable. All of these are 2.3.7 android systems. If you would like a basic, very quick system, then you might try DevNull 1.1, which you will find at the Oxygen forums. It is a 2.3.5 android rom ... and one that I have used extensively. All of these choices are quite good ... simply depends on what you're looking for. Message me, is there is anything else I can help you with ... have fun!
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KeeperOfThePizza:
Thanks a lot man!
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vidaljs:
No question about it... Koush is the best GB ROM.... great battery life and it comes simple so you can customize the way you want.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1091153

good luck

and when you finally go to ICS, try this new ROM that is similar to a GB ROM with some ICS for desert

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1495652
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cowst:
what is the advantage of staying with gingerbread?

i was on cm7 nightlies and i was quite happy, but now with ics i cannot imagine any reason to go back.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rimmir:
I had NSCollab 1.0.6.0 (2.3.7) before switching to ICS. I thought it was a decent rom. It's based off CyanogenMod, so it's got a bunch of tweaks (such as different lockscreens).

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=959282

That being said, I think it's an abandoned rom. Not that that seemed to affect performance at all for me.

Sent from my Nexus S 4G
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] BK553:
I have an order for a Prime on Amazon, and I'm waiting for it to ship. At this point, would you wait for the TF700T (given all the potential hardware problems with the Prime) or just go for it. I know about the "technology gets better all the time stuff", but what would you do, TODAY, if you knew what you knew now.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] notown775:
wait. I have a prime and the dock I love it..but if you spent time waiting for say the TF700 who's to say that there won't be something better a little bit later down the road..

!!senseless sensation!!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] chucky7910:
I just got my second prime due to the HDMI out port dying on my first one, most likely because I dropped off the back of my couch. Both primes I have owned have been great no wifi problems or reboots. GPS is hit or miss but I think i read on these forums that a hardware fix is in the works. That being said. No way am I paying 100 bucks more for a plastic back and a slightly better screen. I don't need GPS to work full speed minus wifi on my tablet.....I have a phone for that...and like I said i never had wifi problems.

So my answer is i would not wait for the tf700....plus you never know what kinda problems they are going to have with that one....at least with the prime you know all the POTENTIAL issues and can deal with them.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Jsorvik:
Personally, I would wait a while. It sounds like ASUS is providing some kind of Hardware fix to Primes that are not working correctly, but parts are not available yet. That combined with the lack of stock almost anywhere leads me to believe that production of new units has been slowed/stopped. My guess is that they are using whatever stock they have remaining to primarily replace units that are being returned by customers.

Whether they are waiting to ramp up production with "the new hardware" or are winding down on the Prime altogether is unclear (at least to me). But it seems definite that "something" is up with the prime production.

I would wait to see what shakes out in the next couple of months unless you are desperate for a new tablet.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jordache16:
I wouldn't wait if I were you. In all honesty, the TF700 is not that much of a step up from the TF201, and in my opinion it is not worth the extra $100. The only reason that I would wait is if GPS a deal breaker for you (which I think most people have a hard time making this argument).
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] clouds5:
So its 50:50 up until now :D

i have to say, i wouldnt either. The prime is fantastic. In most cases the wifi issues (if there are any, in my case there are none) arent a problem in reality because youtube HD stuff wont interrupt to buffer, neither do high quality flash streams on the browser. And thats what counts in the end. IMHO.

So the infinity tab will be a great device as well, but there is much uncertainty about it still. No one knows the exact pricing, if there will be issues, if they will be in stock etcetc. With the prime you know what you get - and that is almost perfect. Pretend the prime is a wifi only device without gps btw. And then be happy that they implemented a GPS sensor anyway that works for positioning not for navigation.

Its such an awesome product giving you soo much for the price. And its stunningly beautiful and feels very premium. If manufacturers release plastic only products like samsung, people always cry for aluminum. On the prime its there.

And the incoming games!? We're gonna lol at infinity blade! :cool:
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Evo_Shift:
There is no good answer. The TF700 may be out next week and it may not be out until holiday season this year. It's also going to be more expensive. Basically is that screen worth an extra $100 and maybe several months of waiting?

Usually in the technology world you buy what you need or want at that time. Don't wait unless you know when something is being released otherwise you will never buy anything. Unless it is an Apple product the delay between the announcement and the time the actual product arrives on store shelves is usually many months. How much do you want to bet when the TF700 is released there will be a new tablet announced by someone that blows the TF700 away? That is the reality in the technology world.

Then there is the question of availability and QC. The Prime was released in mid December or something like that but not available for like a month and you had to either preorder or check websites every day to hopefully get one. And actually it is still like that and it's been a couple months. As for QC, well it is the same company so I am not sure why their QC will change. For all we know there will be QC issues with the TF700 as well. Screens seem to be a big issue with ASUS. I know since I had to return three primes due to screen issues. The original transformer had screen issues and a terrible dock battery issue that plagued early adopters for a long time.

I would say buy the Prime now. Have fun with it for many months. Once the TF700 is readily available and we know there are no QC issues go play with one in a store and see if it is worth selling your Prime. You will not be out much money if you go that route.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] robertg9:
Go for it. I was in the same boat, but decided the extra money wasn't worth it.

The primary issues are WiFi and GPS. My GPS seems to grab sats and lock, but haven't really tried it on the road yet....but, not worried, because my Globasat Receiver BT359 works fine...so either way, I got GPS.

Wifi - all I care about is getting it to work about 2 rooms away from the router, and it also seems to work. The biggest issue for me was "ICS not permitting Ad-hoc network connections" with my smartphone (did not know that issue before I bought it) because that is my main source for internet when I travel. However, there is a fix on the board for that, so I can get a wifi connection no matter where I'm at.

So, even if GPS and WiFi turn out to be truly "flaky" when I really need it, I have the alternatives mentioned above and even buying a GPS receiver is cheaper than the $100.

The supposed improvement in screen resolution is not important unless you look at it through a magnifying glass. I doubt that the eye could really discern the difference

Lastly, They announced the prime coming out in October, then got pushed back, and they STILL aren't readily available. So, if they say the 700 is June release, I wouldn't expect to see it in the stores till Sept at the earliest...and ready supply....try Christmas.

Good luck,

Bob

PS....also remember, the people who post are the ones who have issues or "think" they have issues.....Some are real, some are due to lack of knowledge by the user. Remember, very few happy customers post and say "WOW". So, on any board, most operational questions are of the negative variety....and I'd also say again....A lot of that is the user
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Techie2012:
I'd say wait until the problems on the Prime get fixed or until the TF700T gets released. ASUS says there are only 1% of defective units. I'd say in my case is more like 100%. I bought/returned 4 Primes, they were all defective.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] junrider:
If you can wait for a tablet, I would wait. With the other android and an apple brands, newer asus tablets, and maybe a fix for the current prime coming out you will have more options to choose from. If you cant wait, buy a prime from a company that has a return window no questions asked and test it yourself.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] ickk:
Don't wait. I was in your position about 10 days ago and today I am happy I made the decision to buy.

My unit works fine (minus a bad firmware update that killed battery life), and it's beautiful. It's fast as hell and makes my **** feel huuuugggggeeeee having a quad core tablet.

The tf700 is barely an improvement for waiting and spending a hundred dollars more. The resolution increase will barely be noticeable - except on the hardware, which will likely be taking a beating from the screen. The transformer prime is the last tablet with an ips panel I will buy - waiting on future ips panels seems like a bad idea with the advancement of oled technology.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] BK553:
Looks like the TF300T just cleared the FCC, so maybe it won't take as long as I thought to get the TF700.

My real concern is that they are phasing out the Prime, which is why supplies are basically zero.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] BK553:
Every day the situation changes, so it makes sense that people are curious and that old threads won't still be relevant. I also see that every day, like clockwork, you scold or berate the poster like it's your job. What's more annoying, someone coming here advice seeking from other members, or the people that post just to post, without adding any real value. I've been a member since 2007, I know how XDA works.

"Pushing down useful threads" If you tell everyone who comes on here to just search anyway, who cares? 16 people offered thoughtful, relevant answers. You're the only one who had to insult the OP.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] junrider:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1523783

I would read this thread, seems like there is going to be new parts for the prime to improve wifi and GPS end of March. Maybe you should wait when it goes into effect in the production line.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] BK553:
Yeah, I'm usually the last one to wait, in fact I'm finally just now giving up on my viewsonic Gtab that I got right when it came out. It's tegra2, but stuck on froyo and even the best efforts of the devs on xda have resulted in a less than stellar ICS ROM. So, it's time to lay down some more money. I'm keeping my order at Amazon, and we'll just see which comes available first, the Prime or the TF700. Either way I'll be happy.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] nunoloule:
I think you should not wait.

1º No one knows when the Infinity will be for sale.

2º The improvement of screen is irrelevant for me;

3º The Infinity will not be smaller or lighter;

4º The Infinity will not be cheaper;

5º The Infinity will not be faster;

6º GPS should not be essential in a tablet and my Wifi is normal.

For me, the main improvement in the Infinity is the 3G and 4G option that the Prime do not have.

Anyone who prefer 3G/4G should wait.

For me, I am wait for an official firmware update on Prime that would enable connection with Ad Hoc networks, because I have Joiku software in my Nokia phone.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jordache16:
+1

I on the other hand would not want the 3G. I currently pay for internet 3 times... (home internet and 2 unlimited data smartphone plans) so the last thing I want to do is to pay for another internet connection. I currently use my Thunderbolt to tether to the Prime (I use the Open Garden app) and it works great.

But for those who don't have a smartphone or don't want to tether from their phone to their tablet (which I don't know why you wouldn't) then it may be worth the wait.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] McT1980:
Just get the prime! I love mine.. No issues part from gps but who needs that anyway.. And tbh why would u need a retina display on a 10.1" screen? Just don't see the point but that's my opinion :)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] clockwork58:
+1

I wanted a tablet but didn't NEED one.

I went from potentially choosing a TF101, then maybe buying a Thrive until i heard about the Prime and then i pulled the trigger.

Buy what you think is best NOW cause 2 months from now it'll all change again.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] namebrandon:
I'm in the same boat.. but I heard June now for the Infinity series.. no way I'm waiting 4 months.. I'm sure 6 more new tablets will be out by then anyway..

Besides, the HD screen is about the only real benefit I'd be interested in, and honestly, I've been re-watching Battlestar Galactica in SD on my iPad 2 for the last week and I enjoy it just the same as if it was in HD.. I'd love to have the HD panel, but IMO, 4 months and $100 more just isn't worth it to me.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jerdog:
First off... the first rule is.

Secondly... post in the correct forum - i.e. Questions go in Q&A
[General Questions and Answers] D200P13:
so i have made this thread so both devs, 4ext recovery by max and Android Revolution HD rom by mike, to try and help figure out why im showing a 0mb within the rom on ext4.

i have walked through multiple times in the rom's chatroom on how to format the sd card. everything was done as it should.

within the recovery, i see the correct values for the sdcard and sd-ext but in the 4ext control it displays a ext4 of 0mb when it should be 2gb.

the total of the sdcard is 16gb formatted for sdcard 13gb and 2gb sd-ext.

in the os settings, it says the sdcard is 13gb as it should.

i contacted in the the treads to the recovery dev and he said its a rom issue so to contact mike. went in the chats and they also said its a rom issue. contacted mike directly (after some thread posting with no help) and mike said to contact max the recovery dev.

i would also like to point out this is the same results for another sdcard that i have. different brand but same size and class.
[General Questions and Answers] D200P13:
i think i posted this in the android questions but should go into the sensation questions...
[General Questions and Answers] D200P13:
so no1 knows how to get sd-ext4?
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] Arexero:
When i took a photo with flash, the photo have a green tinted on it (DC 32). without flash not so obvious i think(DC 33). I'm using night elf kernel and rom from Team xperia V01 right now. it is normal?

I'm also have the problem with video chat in G+. before using this Rom, i can join the hangout. The video icon in the red circle (see attchment) seem dissappear now. Is it becausemof the rom or kernal?
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] Tinderbox (UK):
I have white balanced your second photo, using the white on your notebooks screens search box.

Does this look right now, if it is, the lights in your room might be confusing the camera`s white balance system.

John
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] skyboyextreme:
use larut improved camera files it will fix your green tint problem and will also make your images look a tad better ;)

you can find the improved files here
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] Kinhooow:
try to take pictures in party mode in camera mode (sorry my poor english, I'm brazilian)
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] juninromualdo:
if you do not want to do the above procedure, taking the order "party" will help you to improve the quality of the camera, I noticed also that the pictures taken with ICS are much better.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] tinyXperia:
On ICS: Just flash camera fix v3, fixes everything.

Thank him here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=23004605&postcount=89
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] Arexero:
Not on ICS right now. Still on GB. Yes I had tried that larut.apk before but fail to do correctly :p. :p

So i had to flashed my phone twice. So i give up to that method. So maybe try to use the party mode and see the result. Thank for the advice guys.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] Arexero:
Do you have the camera flash problem? i try for the last time and ok but no flash.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] skyboyextreme:
strange larut camera + lips from official s.e neo page worked for me and eliminated the green tint for me....

yes it fixed the green tint when using the camera flash....
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] Arexero:
really? maybe related to hardware. used the backup file, still the same. look like i have to stick to the greenish photo. but when i take the photo (w/o working flash) i can see the are no more green tinted photo. Just no camera flash only:(.

I will give another try. if still not working maybe i go for the ICS Rom.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] acsakvith:
Thanx v3 Fixed on ICS
[HTC Incredible S] jhon101:
So I just rooted and flashed cm7 using this post:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1337105

Now, it installed rom manager on my phone and also, this method flashed Revolutionary clockwork mod on my phone. the version is: 4.0.1.4

Now in rom manager, I want to use the back up option etc and for that it says I need to flash clockwork mod.

My question is, would it do any damage if I were to flash clockwork mod from rom manager although I have it installed already?

Thanks in advance
[HTC Incredible S] tpbklake:
If you update CWM using ROM Manager, it should overwrite the Revolutionary CWM version with the latest version.
[HTC Incredible S] jhon101:
Are you sure? I tried it, takes a really long while
[HTC Incredible S] Nonverbose:
He's got 485 thanks, I think he knows what he's talking about.
[HTC Incredible S] jhon101:
I tried doing it. It just hangs. I mean the display doesn't turn on and that's it. I waited for about 5 minutes. Nothing happened. Although when I popped out the battery and put it back in, it worked okay but the version of CWM is the same. The one from Revolutionary as I mentioned above!
[HTC Incredible S] tpbklake:
Ok then just flash the latest CWM recovery from FASTBOOT USB mode using the command:

fastboot flash recovery recovery.img

Also you can just boot into recovery and perform a backup without using ROM Manager.
[HTC Incredible S] jhon101:
Thanks a lot man! Really! Couldn't thank you enough. Got it done!
[Nokia Lumia 800] AnyMal:
Has anyone purchased Lumia bundle at the Microsoft store? I would like to know if it's a NAM version as MS not listing any specs on their site.
[Nokia Lumia 800] anseio:
It's the NAM version RM-819 with HSPA 850MHz.
[Nokia Lumia 800] AnyMal:
Thank you!
[Nokia Lumia 800] nyxtopouli:
Fyi i purchased the lumia 800 rm-819 from negrielectronics they have the Puerto Rico variant. It works flawless on att ....box shows 3g 850 1900 2100

Plus this was not the bundled version. So for this who don't want to pay 899 for the phone negri has it for 534.00
[Nokia Lumia 800] AnyMal:
Actually, $899 is not bad if you consider the extras. After selling off all the extras you could end up with one for $400 or less.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] Ciaos:
Hi, I'm new here and recently got hold of the Samsung Galaxy Ace and was thinking about installing this custom ROM (RazrUIV3) :

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1478807

I have tried to understand the stickied thread at the top in regards to using ODIN to do so but I really have no idea what the thread means. I have however found a helpful youtube video to help me, but I would like to verify whether is it ok to do so:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UlgZK7VsecA&feature=player_embedded

I see he followed most of the instructions on the page but only wiped the data and factory reset, what is this davlik cache? Thanks for taking time to read my question and apologies if my English is poor.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] adeklipse:
Sorry I couldn't watch the video because my bandwidth is very limited. I suggest you look at GadgetCheck's videos on flashing the SGAce. No offence to the aforementioned video uploader, though, I just think that GadgetCheck is really reliable and clear on his steps.

The Dalvik Cache is... to simplify just a special type of cache used by most .apk files.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] Ciaos:
Thanks for the help. I will have a look at Gadgets video. Is the ODIN method in the stickied thread the only way to install a rom? Or can it just be down via CWM?
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] raymanlololo:
Both are corrects, but with differences:

ODIN it's for flashing stock roms, and CMW it's for installing custom roms, over the already installed stock so, basically, you've to follow this steps:

1.- Flash any stock rom you want with odin and wipe (cache and partition)

2.- Copy in to your sdcard the CWM and the custom rom (from massive storage mode).*

3.- Run in recovery mode and install the new cwm. Reboot.*

4.- Run in recovery mode (again) and install your custom rom.

5.- Wipe (cache and partition) and reboot.

Now you're running your new custom rom. ;)

* Thats only if the custom rom you want to install need it

I hope helped you
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] SpaceCaker:
for razrui u need cwm 4 not 5