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[Epic 4G General] XxLostSoulxX:
RGB is helping it look way better than default trust me lol i know gamma works too but it seems like my color is better than the default RGB but still only time i want brightness at 100 is when i'm outside but most of the time im inside where i go so even at 40 or 50% Brightness it looks bright haha brighter than the EVO at 60%
[Epic 4G General] GRK4G63:
My bad. :o

I honestly wasn't aware that was the norm. Now I know better, though.
[Epic 4G General] Shinydude100:
If you just look at the same RGB values provided, you'll notice that too much blue, and yep blue tint on top of white is what I'm getting blue looks sweet, but at what cost? -_-

I find satisfaction at

R= 429*

G= 429*

B= 429*

Gamma v1 Hack Values: -10, -10, -10

You still get that black, good white, and low light images that would appear on your laptop will correctly reflect on your epic at this setting.

It all boils down to what you want it to look like, as for me, I want my images on my Epic's screen to correctly reflect the image I took.
[Epic 4G General] treoarx:
Sweet

Awesome....the ant never fails to satisfy..!
[Epic 4G General] apen83:
Awesome thanks marcusant

sent from my epic
[Epic 4G General] Tomcat5:
Marcus has nice settings but I found fun ones that make my screen turn green when the brightness is low, whether I put it there or the screen dims. I know it's retarded but I can't bear to change them.

Color multipliers:

R: 2101*

G: 2309*

B: 2505*

Gamma:

All at -60/TextView
[Epic 4G General] MДЯCЦSДИT:
Nyan colonel doesn't get the green screen :P
[Epic 4G General] Tomcat5:
The green's cool! Plus Nyan Colonel lags my phone and heats it up like a fission reactor, reducing my already pitiful battery life. Either that or I imagined it. Maybe I'll try Nyan again next time I flash.
[Epic 4G General] MДЯCЦSДИT:
The only lag I get is the first couple seconds of boot due to liveoc messing up the GPU scale until it loads fully. I get great battery life on nyan.
[Epic 4G General] yellowdie:
Awesome! I love the way this looks! I used the CMWallpapers apk from the CM7 builds to turn my wallpaper off completely and I absolutely love the way it POPS like non other! The screenshots look better on my phone than the computer screen! But you get the point. :D

Good job, Marcus! I love your work!
[Epic 4G General] MДЯCЦSДИT:
Screenshots are useless. Just saying.
[Epic 4G General] Tomcat5:
^^This. And if you really want to post pictures use a high quality camera because cheap ones (<$100) normally have horrible color detection anyway.

Also, Marcus, I clean flashed AOKP B40 and Nyan. It's no longer sluggish and the colors are prettyful. It must have just not liked getting thrown on my dirty flashes of B37+B38+B39.
[Epic 4G General] Fdarkness:
Really love the values. Didnt know my poor epic could be so sexy
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Osyx:
There are many out there, who is wondering over why their vibration doesn't work on their ICS firmware.

So I decided to do a simple thread for the problem because the answer is so simple too.

1. Download Sound Manager/Sound Manager V2

2. Open the app you just downloaded.

3. Press the menu button on your device.

4. Press Vibrate Settings

5. Select Vibrate Whenever Possible (on both or just the one you want)

6. (Close app) Done!

Hope I helped and If I helped please press the THANKS button:thumbup:
[HTC Desire S] Devedue:
I switch on my phone and there comes the lock screen after a very long time to boot(Much much longer than usual). Any solution besides sending it to HTC?

When I click the the power button (not hold it) HBOOT shows up in which the power button also stops working.
[HTC Desire S] dan-fish:
Your best bet would be to send it back. If your phone is under warranty, then you may as well send it back before it expires
[HTC Desire S] Devedue:
No actually it isn't under warranty
[HTC Desire S] Saipro:
Explore the possibility of contact problems with your volume keys. Or the power button. If that's too tough, find the nearest HTC service shop & be not afraid of parting with a few dollars.
[Android Apps and Games] toxicpaulution:
I'm looking for people to compile a list by commenting some tweaks they use. I'm not looking for theme tweaks or "performance" tweaks like setcpu and such. I'm just talking about button remap tweaks or things to pop up a notepad or the ability(like the galaxy note) to snap a screenshot and draw on it instantly. Those kinds of tweaks. The jailbroken iPhone had a lot of different formatted tweaks or shortcuts and was wondering if we had any that'd set the device to the top and wow everyone xD also would be things to get an everyday use out of our phones :) just comment on what you know of or use :) thanks
[Motorola Droid RAZR] blcklab:
Did a search and I couldn't find if this is correct.

If i'm just using a setcpu profile while Screen is OFF, do I need to click 'set on boot'on the main page?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Andrew C:
No, as long as you have the profile active you don't have to worry about the 'set on boot' option.
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] domeFCB:
i dont know got this phone before two days and im a little bit scared that i will screw something up,i dont know how much time it takes to make such an rom but it would be really great if someone would take his time and make it

p.s. i accidently removed alertRecipients,can anyone tell me for what do i need it and if it is important could anyone give me a link so i can download it ?
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] kurotsugi:
sorry, your english is difficult to understand (for me). don't worry, I've got your point. If you promise to post your question in FAQ section after this I'll give you two hint to restore missing file.
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] Harsh06:
I already answer your question in FAQ section.take a look..
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] jeffcleds:
Don't spam please
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] vendettaismine:
So would Sprint's upgrade to LTE render Epic 4G touch useless for 4G?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Compusmurf:
Yes... But that point is so far in the future, you'll have a newer phone by then....
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] DevalB:
Nope, it doesn't.

Sprint has a deal and contract to have WiMAX (which is the 4G flavor the Epic Touch is running), till sometime in 2015 I believe.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] JohnCorleone:
I believe WiMax will be alive for at least a couple of years because full roll out of LTE is going to take time. Someone can correct me if I am wrong here but I think WiMax will certainly be here for the 2 years if you bought the phone on contract
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Epix4G:
There are numerous threads about this already please use the search engine... And Google works great also
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] vendettaismine:
Phew I was like :mad: now i'm like :D
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] geeksmurf:
It renders 4G for me useless for the most part. As I live in a city with no WiMax :( And the odds of ever getting it are about zero now. Oh well... I just hope we get some LTE love before the next great thing is out. But I'm sure I'll be loving my E4GT for least a year or 2 still.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Compusmurf:
Hence, so far in the future that the LTE network is fully rolled out and the Wimax network shut off which will be more than likely, quite past 2015, yes, at that point, the epic 4G touch will be USELESS on the Wimax network. It can't be upgraded to LTE and at that point, it'll be well past it's useful life as a "high end device" anyway, so, won't matter much.

To the OP, by the time you need to worry, you won't have this phone anyway.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Kchitown1977:
+ 1 I was going to say that

ex Army SGT 11C
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] shaunymac424:
Does anyone know why Sprint went with Wimax to begin with? Was it so they could get it up faster and claim to be the first 4g carrier? Or was it sort of like when HD DVD and Blurays came out... weren't sure which was going to be better?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] demonlordoftheround:
Yes, they wanted to be the first 4G network and Wimax was the easiest to deploy quickly.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] abhaxus:
When sprint chose wimax it was definitely the front runner. It had pretty good financial backing from Google and intel. The problem is that it was never designed to be a mobile technology, it was merely adapted for that purpose. There was a revision (802.16m) that would have given it some legs to compete with lte from a power consumption and mobility standpoint but because Sprint is the only carrier that picked it up, all of the hardware makers stopped investing in mobile aspects of the technology. Effectively that makes it impossible to continue, without the radios being refined wimax would continue to be at a disadvantage to lte in the phone arena.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] dmchssc:
Sprint also needed to start doing something with its 2.5 GHz spectrum. Those licenses had coverage conditions that the FCC could invoke to take the spectrum from Sprint to sell or give to another entity that would use it. At the time, LTE was not a ready for commercial deployment, but WiMax was.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] ElAguila:
I was looking on the market and there are a ton of battery widgets out there. I am looking for something that can tell me how much juice I have left but also one that can give me an estimate of how much longer the battery will last before charging after it has gathered some stats. I saw 2 that people were using called battery monitor widget and one called battery left widget. I am looking for something similar but with the lowest overhead in terms of power and cpu usage. Which of these 2 would be better or is there a different one that would be recommended?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] kobridge:
Just for the Battery Stat montioring, I would recommend 'Battery Monitor Widget Pro'. I've been using this since I had Android. Working flawlessly and providing lots of widgets. I'm not sure about another one but so far batter monitor widget is the best one from lots of battery monitor apps.

Won't be disappointed.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] shaunymac424:
I use Battery Monitor. I like the little fuel gauge widget it comes with. Pretty cool. :D
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] jt_hatch:
I've been using Gauge Battery Widget for a while and like it pretty well.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] ElAguila:
thanks for the suggestions.
[Verizon Droid Charge] kynalvarus:
I installed @dwitherell's TweakStock 1.4 on my Charge about 5 weeks ago, and I've mostly been happy with it. The one problem I kept running into was deteriorating performance over time, leading to frequent hard lockups requiring hard reboots. I'd gotten to the point where I needed to reboot the phone nearly every day. Having multiple active apps also tended to cause problems, for example Cardiotrainer + Rhapsody music.

Sometimes when the lag hit I was able to get a CPU usage report before the phone fully locked up. At such times I'd see kswapd0 eating a large portion of CPU. That suggested memory problems. I tried tweaking my OOM kill thresholds, to no avail.

This morning, based on some research, I took a look through my build.prop and noticed that this ROM's default VM heap size is a whopping 72MB. That sounded very high, compared to my previous phones where it was 24-32MB. I installed the VM Heap tool, knocked the heap size down to 48MB, and rebooted. My phone has been running as smooth as silk since, even with multiple simultaneously active apps running.

I'll keep watching to see how this holds up over time, but the difference even over a few hours is noticeable enough that I thought I'd report my findings right away. Regrettably, XDA discriminates against new members, so I can't post into the TweakStock developer thread as I would prefer. HTH!
[Verizon Droid Charge] jco23:
thanks for the tip... just installed Eclipse, at its VM is 48MB.

tweakstock was running great for me though, so real problems like you said. my only problem (minor) was my Scrabble app being such a battery and data hog...
[Verizon Droid Charge] technosapien:
Thanks for the tip -- I had noticed this too, will give it a try. Though I'm on a different version of TweakStock I noticed the heap size is 72 here as well. Trying 48 for a while... will chime in if there's improvement.

- A
[Verizon Droid Charge] imnuts:
It is likely set high because it was found that increasing the VM heap size helped curb hot boots on heavily modified ROMs.
[Verizon Droid Charge] kynalvarus:
Interesting, thanks for the history @imnuts! I did encounter the hot boot issues some months back on earlier iterations of Gingerbread ROMs for the Charge. I will keep an eye out for hot boots to see if my 48Mb VM heap size is too low, or swap lag if it is still too high. Perhaps we will all have to try to find the best heap size for our usage patterns, as there may be no best one-size-fits-all setting.
[Verizon Droid Charge] KarateExplosion6:
Can't remember where, but I think I once read something that said 40 MB is the absolute best size to go with for a variety of reasons. For what that's worth...
[Verizon Droid Charge] jco23:
Back on tweak stock.... can I just edit the build.prop or do I have to download VM heap?

Thanks!

tappin' that....
[Verizon Droid Charge] substanceD:
Just set the value in the build.prop.
[Verizon Droid Charge] buhohitr:
Only change back only when you have issue. I currently using 72m since day one and it's working fine, super fast launching apps.
[Verizon Droid Charge] dwitherell:
Fwiw stock settings are 64
[Verizon Droid Charge] ddavv:
Was so thrilled to see this recommendation, as I observed that my phone is really struggling to memory, and then kswapd0 kicks in. Tried to change it to 48MB, then to 64MB. Did not see any improvements. It looks like all apps get pre-loaded into memory, and once free memory hits less than ~80MB, the phone becomes sluggish. Once I kill all apps, the phone is back to normal snappy lag-free operation. Free memory at that point is around 135MB. This is even worse when I insert the phone into car dock. Re-draw takes about 5-7 seconds, swiping is about 2-3 seconds. In few moments it becomes ok, but still laggy.
[Verizon Droid Charge] kakistocrat:
No problems here

Been on TS1.4 w/ PBJ for about a month now, everything is still as snappy as day one. Thought I was having issues at one point but it turned out it was actually an app, Stitcher Radio, that was eating CPU and draining battery (even though I never launched it). I've over/under clocked with SetCPU at various times but never messed with the voltages.

Nonetheless, thanks to OP for this little tidbit, I'll remember it if I ever start experiencing problems.
[Verizon Droid Charge] kynalvarus:
ddavv, sorry it didn't work for you. Some of the other things I've done to my Charge to help with the lag:

Changed io scheduler to bfq (from sio)

Tweaked my memory manager kill thresholds to 6,8,20,28,32,40 (WIP, YMMV!)

Removed some apps that kept heavy services in memory all the time, e.g. Accuweather & Lookout Security, and streaming media services I didn't use much (Last.fm, Slacker)

Turned off Google location services to stop the k3g_wq CPU runaway bug (this may be fixed in Google Maps > 6.4.0)

Switched to ADW.Launcher

Trimmed widgets I wasn't using frequently (down from 20 to 15)

I still do get a bit of lag after the phone has run for a while, so daily reboots are still a good idea for me - but I'm slowly improving my situation. I'm probably going to take a few hours to do a full wipe & reload once the FP1 ROMs start dropping, and be much more careful about indiscriminate app restoring from Titanium Backup this time. Good luck!
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Liambass:
hi there,

I have two (potentially related) problems, the power draw of my desire is immense, from a full battery I get 3hrs tops (in airplane mode). Even when plugged in I don't get much longer i receive a message saying that the power draw is too high.

I have tried restoring factory settings a few times, 3 different batteries and an external charger.

I thought it might be worth trying a custom ROM to see if that helps but i can't get the phone to connect to the computer, it appears to "charge" when plugged in (although still with the above problem) and when i enable USB debugging it senses that there is a cable plugged in and says "USB debugging connected" but the computer can't see it and the phone never asks what i want to do with it when it's plugged in. I've played around with all the USB settings on the phone, tries 2 different cables, 2 computers and both winXP and Ubuntu.

any ideas?

Liambass.
[HTC EVO 3D] bogie03:
is there any way to use your htc for a modem to send faxes? or is there an app? anything would help please!!

Thanks
[HTC EVO 3D] megabiteg:
I know that many phones had this functionality in the past, but I think that the platform that axed, but I will dig in and see what I can find that might help you. Can you give us more explanation about what you intend to do and maybe we can have more opinion about what you can and cant do?
[HTC EVO 3D] notharry:
Dear Megabiteg,

Can you remember how long it has been since mobile phones had fax functionality, and which models or brands has fax functionality?

Thanks,

Harry.
[HTC EVO 3D] Jsparta26:
This is the first I'm hearing about fax functionality
[HTC EVO 3D] leecavturbo:
this would be handy
[HTC EVO 3D] blueblade123:
I don't see how... Where are you going to feed the piece of paper through? Geesh!!
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[General Questions and Answers] ugadawg1:
I have a project i am currently doing for my data management class and part of the project is to create a data model showing all the relationships between the entitys and the attributes and keys for each entity. I turned in a draft of my model and my professor told me i need to fix things but does not tell me what or how. If anyone knows what i am talking about and can help please reply with your email and i will send you the project info with my model. Thanks
[HTC Sensation] jedininja666:
Guys can somebody help me out? I've flashed the very latest 3.32 firmware package from this thread (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1412618) and I've tried out both DarkForest and the very latest Elegancia ROMs. On each, the browser is absolutely awful, Xda for example takes forever to fully load before you are able to double tap to zoom and then scale the page up. And then when you do, the text goes unfocused for a second and then finally scales up appropriately. Also panning around the page tends to get a bit 'sticky'.

This is driving me nuts, the browser in Gingerbread was MUCH more fluid and text scaling was instantaneous. I've tried searching but no one seems to be reporting this issue. Please don't tell me that this is by design? It's really awful, I mainly use my phone for web browsing and ICS has ruined for me a previously enjoyable experience.

Does anyone have this same issue as me?
[HTC Sensation] fridgeman:
use google chrome
[HTC Sensation] ccs16rocks:
Browser is super smooth and is loading web pages fast. Perhaps you have high standards.
[HTC Sensation] Hgaara:
The only issue I have is, that if I click on a link within a different app, say gmail, it won't take me to the link, but rather the last page I had opened.
[HTC Sensation] jedininja666:
You didn't answer my question; are you seeing the weird unfocused and then scale up issue when you double tap?

Well, for me in Gingerbread, that NEVER happened, it was much much faster. And I shouldn't have to use Google Chrome, the point is HTC have broken something.
[HTC Sensation] k0zmic:
Yep, it's a bug with the stock Browser.
[HTC Sensation] jedininja666:
Also, can people say exactly which firmware version they are using? Maybe there is a problem with the latest one? I want to try every possible permutation to help get rid of this issue.
[HTC Sensation] jedininja666:
Also I found this thread; http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1550841

Seems like I'm not the only one to have seen this issue.
[HTC Sensation] sshede:
I have absolutely no issues with the ICS stock browser. Since I've tried it, it's the only one I use. I don't like HTC's take on it though.
[HTC Sensation] jedininja666:
Are you saying that when you double tap to zoom, the text DOES NOT got fuzzy for you for a split second, before properly scaling up and into focus?

If it absolutely doesn't then I'd be very interested to know which firmware and rom you are using.

On Gingerbread you see, this fuzziness 'middle step' never occurred, it when straight into scale.
[HTC Sensation] adolfo778:
use a different browser, stock everything is lame I use a different launcher GO SMS for messaging and chrome for web
[HTC Sensation] dLeTe:
ICS Browser+

Try ICS Browser+ in the Play Store. I prefer using it over the stock one only because of the added functionality and features. Expanded Quick Controls and Gestures are awesome!
[HTC Sensation] jedininja666:
But does that fix the fuzziness on double tap zoom? I don't care about extra features really, I care about the rendering and the speed.
[HTC Sensation] vgpclife:
I haven't had any of the probs you mentioned. I've been using the ARHD 6.5.1 ROM for ICS. However, are you using the stock HTC Browser or the AOSP one? Its easy to confuse the two. The HTC Browser is 'stock' for an HTC phone but its NOT the real ICS browser that Google makes. Once I figured out how to get the AOSP one in my ROM over the HTC one, I've switched to that every time I loaded a new ROM. I feel that its better than the HTC one and I think its hardware accelerated too, but I could be wrong. There's another thread somewhere on how to switch the browser.apk files that I've posted in before. Maybe that could resolve your issue? Also it could be possible that those ROMs removed something or did a tweak that could be causing your prob too.
[HTC Sensation] jedininja666:
Well, I've just flashed LeeDroid, and it does exactly the same thing, so that's 3 roms now all with the same issue. I tried ICS Browser+ just now which I believe is pretty much the stock ICS AOSP browser, and it was the same deal. I also earlier found a flashable zip file which installs the AOSP Browser and I gave that a try, I still got the split second fuzziness on double tap or pinch to zoom.

I'm wondering if I might have had a bad firmware flash and it's broken something; I've tried re-flashing the latest ICS firmware but nothing improved. I think I'd like to go back to Gingerbread and start again, but I have no idea where the Gingerbread firmware can be found.

One other thing, do you use the 'fomat to fit screen / text reflow' option? I've noticed that turning it off speeds things up a bit, although there is still a slight moment of fuzziness during the zoom after double tap.

I've also got ICS installed on my HTC Desire and it does not have that issue, but it mentions in the changelog that a fix was applied. This leads me to thinking that it is a problem with the ICS version of WebKit. But, you say you don't have any issues, which is baffling. Which version of the ICS Firmware are you using?