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[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] vrsburi:
Are you kidding? I was not messing so much to test the battery, whenever I have something I'm playing, if the phone is not on the computer :laugh:

For now I am not even surprised with the performance of this battery of 1900mAh, I bought two'll have to test the other.

I move the phone all the time, but this is the configuration I use on a day-day, as I work with computers, if it is dark and I leave or increase the brightness by 25% already my eyes burn with pain, I do not increased brightness when playing or when I watch my anime (most of the time I watch I use the HDMI cable to my monitor).

I think kicking high, improved 15 ~ 20% IN MAXIMUM! :eek:

I'll test at the beginning of next month to another battery of 1900mAh that I have to check whether it is advantageous to original 1500mAh or 1900mAh of.

Yes I still have the original battery!:good:
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] juanlux86:
buen precio de baterias
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] thetitans89:
ep920 charge dock and an second battery when be a good combo.

I myself have two more battery when one run out I just put it in charge dock and insert new one, no more wait.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] satiros:
Thank you very much for your answer

I believe buying a new battery is something everybody wants to ask !

If you have news write
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] vrsburi:
So today i finish my test on 1900mah battery from china... and the result is DONT BUY IT :crying:

The battery runs out fast, hooked in less than one month in less than 12 hours without touching the phone stay on 60% ~ 50% with 1.024GHz max and 245MHz min and remained at 25% brightness at all times or below when joked during overnight.:angel:

Do you put the outlet takes less than 30 minutes to fully charge and less than 15 to end :silly:
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] satiros:
you bought 2 batteries from felpusi right?

one is working and is 10-15 % better than the original right ?

the other is not working well right?
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] vrsburi:
Correct. Now imagine I bought 2 and just 1 worked as it was expected to be the other 50% that is not luck, I would not recommend anyone buy this and have chance to come wrong, you know what I mean right?
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] zolikusz:
I bought a few months ago on eBay 2430MAH battery and it's good.

It has since been 2680MAH battery:D
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] vrsburi:
Thats really good?!?! Can you post the link of the place you bought?
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] satiros:
probably with an extra backcover right?

I like to hear a guy saying i got this battery and is better or even with stock
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] zolikusz:
Send private message, because don't have 10 post.

It's normal size, no extra battery cover.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] zato777:
please

please link to 2430MAh can send? :)

or where you can send?

Sorry for my English :)
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] satiros:
there is no REAL 2430 battery 4 our phone

Any battery can be named 2400 2600 or whatever

We cant go past the capacity of the stock by much

with the best 10-20 % but with extra cost

forget the bigger battery buy stock capacity
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] zolikusz:
I do not know if I can be that lucky?

I bought a 2430mAh (£ 9.95 GBP) battery. / Made in Japan with 2 year warranty.

I possess nearly 36 hours instead of the previous 24 hours.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] davidsplus:
dentsxy cheapness,

I can put that model is?
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] zolikusz:
2430mAh BA700 Gold Battery
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] engahmed91:
the battery will never change
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] gabsporto:
Weird. Sometimes I can get whole day battery life with wifi and 3g turned on the whole day, and sometimes I can't even get half of it, but Neo V has a good battery life IMO.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] S@lvatio:
u

search on ebay................

you will find.....
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] satiros:
The wishes of all with you !!!

We hope you be happy friend

please report if that change is consistent after 3 months.

because sometimes they start good but dont last

anyway i dont understand your why you are not naming or giving link for the product

+I hope the change is not due to different use!

please report

G
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] zolikusz:
I already use it for 4 months.

I did not link because I was poor and refused to comment on the system.

But now I can send a link:D 2430mAh BA700 Gold Battery
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] satiros:
I ordered the battery

soon i will post muy report

also MH1 headset

and 6 pack screen protector
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] christiaNagieb:
I didn't buy this but I think it is very good .. If you don't care about the phone size or the battery price see this :

http://www.mugen-power-batteries.com/mugen-power-3400mah-extended-battery-for-sony-ericsson-xperia-neo-with-battery-door.html

http://www.mugen-power-batteries.com/mugen-power-1700mah-extended-battery-for-sony-ericsson-battery-ba700-xperia-neo-mt15i-neo-v-mt11i-xperia-ray-xperia-pro-docomo-xperia-sx-so-05d-sony-xperia-tipo-dual-st21i2.html
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] musicsmandan:
I have noticed that Sony are trying to win the developers back by releasing ICS for the Play devices.

Now this has happened, would it be any easier to get a working port for the X10 as the devices are a lot similar than the Arc?

Also, any developers that are reading this and fancy giving it a go....I am sure that all of us with X10's would thank you greatly if you manage to get a working port.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vaja_dinesh2006:
i also search but sony now not interest x10 ice so wait for xda developers
[Acer Iconia A500] hatyrei:
Hi,

I was wondering if the 2 CPU's are working simultaneously together? or I'st just 1?., I'm using FLEXREAPER X10 ICS 4.0.3 . Sometimes I get screen glitches .... when My tab is trying to sleep and I touched the screen. Also...when I try the benchmark it only say's the CPU1 processing speed... & etc. Also when I'm browsing in the Playstore the screen animation is a bit lag... Can some1 enlighten me...or is there an app for this? than can force 2 cpu to work all the time together.?
[Acer Iconia A500] WereCatf:
Yes, both cores are enabled at all times. But no, you cannot make an application use both cores unless the application was designed to do so.
[Acer Iconia A500] die_for_rock_vn:
FLEXREAPER X10 ICS 4.0.3 base a leak rom ICS, not a stable rom, so it has some problems.
[Acer Iconia A500] danc135:
Your benchmark is correct.

There are NOT 2 CPU's. There is only one CPU, with 2 cores. It doesn't process two applications at once, it CAN process two threads of the same application at the same time. Think of it as this: two CPUs would be two people writing on different pieces of paper.A single CPU with two cores would be one person writing with both hands at the same time. He can only write on the same piece of paper, but it's faster then it would be if he was writing with only one hand.

Note: this is not related to multi-task. Multi-tasking works based on processing a little bit of each app at a time, so altough it may seen that both are running at the same time, it is not.

Most apps are not designed to work with threads though, so there's your (actually, our) problem. But this is not an A500 problem, it applies to any multi-core processor based devices ou there (including desktops).
[Acer Iconia A500] elborak:
Essentially true, but...

False. Two cores is just two CPUs on the same die.
[Acer Iconia A500] hatyrei:
Thanks for the response guys... I'm getting bit confused with this "multi-core processor".... I was expecting that it is fast to no lag, during browsing apps in my lib,switching application, even browsing in The PlAYSTORE". So It's correct to say that multi-core processor is a bit of a waste if an app can't use it's full/all cores potential? Also if the UI of an OS can't use all cores at the same time?
[Acer Iconia A500] RageAgain:
Dual Core, Dual CPU....

Not entirely, because if the kernel is capable of multi-threading, then it can use one core to run services while another is running the main application. The UI is only another application running on top of the kernel...

The only difference between a dual core Intel cpu and a dual core tegra 2 is the instruction set and basic capabilities, otherwise they can be thought of as essentially the same animal. The kernel, which is the core of the OS, handles the multi-tasking, but android has limited multi-tasking capabilities for Applications. Even so, services that run in the background are less of a hindrance on a dual core cpu than a single core one, and more and more applications are being written to take advantage of multiple cores.

Just have a bunch of widgets running on your UI, and you are looking at multi-tasking and multi-threading. Which are both better on multi-core processors.
[Acer Iconia A500] erica_renee:
A multiple core cpu are not more then one processor stacked on one die. They thread and load balance thru software.Applications MUST BE AWARE Of multi core cpus to take advantage of the dual cores.

A multiple Processor computer has a 3rd processor chip on the main board. this chip balances the load on hardware. this does not add over head on the processors. as on a Dual multi CORE CHIP. has a much higher load overhead.

SO Many people confuse the two. This is due to how the companies market the muticore cpu devices .

So a application that can not thread itself on a multi core chip will run in one of the cpu cores. a threaded app can well guess?

a dual Processor computer can run non multi thread aware app or program on two cores..

Its quite simply complicated..
[Acer Iconia A500] netham45:
You can throw all the hardware you want at a system. In the end, if the software sucks (not multi-threaded, poorly optimized, bad at resource management, etc...), it's still going to perform bad.

Dual core doesn't mean it can run one applicaton at twice speed, it means that it can run two applications at full speed, given that they're not threaded. Android's largely meant to run one application foregrounded, and since they can't magically make every application multi-threaded, you won't be seeing the benefits of multiple cores as much as you will on a more traditional platform.

Also, a dual-core tegra 2 is good, but only in comparison to other ARM processors (and even then, it's starting to show its age.) It's going to perform poorly compared to a full x86 computer, even one that's older.
[Acer Iconia A500] erica_renee:
This is so true . With the exception of a TRUE Server dual OR Quad processor computer.. There is a special on board chip that will thread application calls to balance the load for non threaded programs and games..My first dual processor computer was a amd MP3000 back when dual cpu computers started to be within user price ranges. Most applications/programs did not multi thread .

And yes as far as computer speed and performance you will not gain any from this. but only will feel less lag when running several programs at once.a 2.8 ghz dual processor computer still runs at 2.8 not double that.
[Acer Iconia A500] WereCatf:
Actually this is incorrect. All such decisions are left to the OS's own scheduler, for multiple reasons: the CPU cannot know what kind of tasks it is to run, what should be given priority under which conditions and so on, like e.g. on a desktop PC interactive, user-oriented and in-focus applications and tasks are usually given more priority than background-tasks, whereas on a server one either gives all tasks similar priority or handles tasks priorities based on task-grouping. Not to mention realtime operating system which have entirely different requirements altogether.

If it was left to the CPU the performance gains would be terribly limited and could not be adjusted for different kinds of tasks and even operating systems.

(Not that anyone cares, I just thought to pop in and rant a little...)
[Acer Iconia A500] danc135:
Self correction

I said a multi-core processor only runs threads from the same process. That is wrong (thanks to my Computer Architecture professor for misleading me). It can run multiple threads from different processes, which would constitute true parallel processing. It's just better to stick with same process threads because of shared memory within the processor. Every core has its own cache memory (level 1 caches), and shared, on-die level 2 caches.

It all depends on the OS scheduler, really.

With ICS (and future Android versions), I hope the scheduler will improve to get the best of multi-core.

In the end though, it won't matter if applications aren't multi-thread (much harder to code). What I mean is, performance will be better, but not as better as it could be if developers used a lot of multi-threading.

To answer hatyrei's question, yes, it is a waste, in the sense that it has too much untapped potential.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] wish777:
I went thru /system/ apps and was deleting apps and I deleted my stock google calander or something that syncs with it....I've looked at the debloated apps and cannot tell which one would it be?....None of them say anything like this....I'm trying to sync beutiful widget app which is synced with stock google...wont allow...and went to accounts and sync.....when it reaches calander had red ! mark.....damn...please help...I feel like a dumbA*S now....lol

edit: just found a restore point .......that fixed it...thanks guys
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Donjuanal:
Factory Reset

Factory reset should fix all that. Its a bit of a PITA but I don't see much else to do.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] lactardjosh:
Can you give us a list of the apps that are in your system/app folder?

Then we can try and compare it against the stock list.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] player911:
I found this really awesome APP in the market to automatically turn Bluetooth on and off when your on a call. This allow great power savings by having access to your bluetooth speakerphone or headset without having bluetooth enabled all day draining power.

I've tested it out to some great extent over the past few days and I must say that it is pretty awesome and should come as a stock option in the future.

The program is pretty simple with 2 check boxes: Enable while on call and Enabled with Powered.

The first option is the main one and will enable bluetooth once you receive or make a call. This allows you to simple just turn on your headset or auto connect without any user intervention. The program will also automatically turn bluetooth once the call has ended.

The second option could also be a great one if you are a heavy bluetooth headset user that never takes it off. This option turns on bluetooth every time it is on a charge, so at night you can dock the device or plug it in, then continue to wear your headset to take calls when needed. This option can also be replaced by a NFC tag but works well enough without requiring a tag. One example would be in your car. Plug your device up and it can auto connect to your bluetooth device.

Pretty impressed with the app and it will end up making my normal install list. The app is free on the market and well worth a download if you use bluetooth for any headset or speakerphone.

Android Play link:

Bluetooth on Call
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Medic97:
Whats the name? or add a link
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] player911:
It's a surprise! J/k.

It was lunch time and I forgot to post the link before rushing out to eat. Updated OP. I didn't make it or endorse it, but it is just a handy little app. When I first installed it, it wasn't shutting down bluetooth properly... so it would turn on and stay on. But after an update it works as it should.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EP2008:
Do you find bluetooth to use a lot of battery power when on idle (not on an active call)? I find it doesn't really impact my battery at all. I do question if an app like this can have a negative effect on the Bluetooth headset you're using, since it's constantly looking to make a connection when there's no connection to be had... Like the battery drain experienced when a phones cell ratio has to poll for new towers when the signal is low or dead.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] c_86:
thats a good question....
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] player911:
Not at all. The bluetooth simply turns OFF completely on your phone... it isn't sitting idle or anything. The program simply toggles bluetooth on and off like you would otherwise in settings manually.

For the headset, it shouldn't have any negative affect either. If you have your headset physically turned on, but not connected, it will usually go into a hibernate mode to save power.

But here is my situation and how I use my headset:

I don't wear it all day. I have it in my car door handle. I answer the phone manually like always. I get a lot of calls and most are quick. While I'm driving, if I know the call is going to be long or if I want to be handsfree, I simply turn on my headset and put it on. By that time, my phone's bluetooth is already activated and seeking a connection. The headset doesn't know any difference. Once I'm done, the phone turns off bluetooth and I turn off my headset.

If you were to wear your headset ALL day, and like to answer your calls handsfree... then this might not work because there wouldn't be enough time for your headset to connect before the caller goes to VM.

If your a heavy bluetooth user, then obviously leave BT turned on all day. If you have a headset and like to use it occasionally while on calls, this app is great. With this app, all you have to worry about it turning on your headset and putting it in your ear. Once it connects, the call will be transferred to the headset and you can retire your phone.

I haven't tested how well it works having the ear piece already turned on and ready to go but I would suspect that you would have to manually answer it from the phone. It just depends on how fast your headset and phone connect to each other.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] SuperDev:
Guys can any1 upload the stock touchwiz.apk with rotation

P.S:-Not Spacecaker's TouchWiz!!Pure TouchWiz from DDKQ8
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] SpaceCaker:
Black background stock samsung icon ? i can make

herpderp © aint got money to pay to my fish
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] SnowPluralism:
Stock Touchwiz from DDQ8
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] dshah37:
These are the current settings of my phone. Flashed Blend today and it's been great for the most part so far. There's no native wifi tether app, so I installed Wifi Tether.apk (I believe this is the most common, some ROMs even have this inbuilt.

I got it from http://code.google.com/p/android-wifi-tether/ and used QBKING's video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IQpIxUxnCqU to install it. However, my wireless network SSID won't show up on the laptop. Any help would be appreciated. THANKS!!!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] kobridge:
Because it's ICS modem, you need to change the device profile to 'Nexus CDMA'.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] brholmes:
The Sprint hotspot app should work for WiFi tethering.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] dshah37:
nexus CDMA didn't work. However, I allowed to do it on Epic 4G and it showed an ad-hoc network on my laptop and even joined, gave internet access. But nothing loaded in the browser. :mad::mad:
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] dshah37:
I believe that's something Sprint would charge me for.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] dshah37:
This is a screenshots I took once of the log. I believe I was on Galaxy nexus CDMA profile at this time
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] kobridge:
If you have a Sprint Hotspot on EL29, then you can use it. If you don't have a 'hotspot' plan with sprint, using this Sprint hotspot (modified on EL29) should not charge you any money.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] tensux:
I am hoping that open garden makes a version for ICS. On gingerbread the hacked hotspot usually take a few minutes to kick in. Open gardens app gives internet access immediately. Great app, worth donating for.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] dshah37:
are you sure? this is the regular touchwiz, i don't see how it'd be 'hacked' to be free. I don't want a long bill with hotspot charges :)
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] brholmes:
If you are using a ROM that has included the Sprint Hotspot hack (which I believe blend does) then no, Sprint should not charge you.. I would just recommend to not go crazy on usage though.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] killaphatboy:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=20166744

It does have hotspot hack included

Sent from the flawless Blend "Goodness" 3.1 using Tapatalk 2 Beta-4
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] kobridge:
You need to go the place where you downloaded the rom and read carefully if the rom is including the Sprint hopspot hack. If it's including the Sprint hotspot, you will see the similar information like below -

(Crawrj's & Maddoggin's Hotspot hacks to unlock Sprint Hotspot & USB tethering)

The difference between Stock Sprint Hotspot and hacked Hopspot is, Stock Hotspot will not work for you if you don't have hotspot plan or it will ask to to activate the Hotspot. But for the hacked Sprint Hotspot, it just works and shows the 'activated' notification without asking anything.

There are lots of thread related to the same topic. If you spend just about 5 minutes, you will figure everything out by yourself.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] bigtoysrock:
100% POSITIVE Blend 2.6.2 has a hacked hotspot in it. Thats why there is not wifi tether included. If you have problems shoot me a PM anytime or hit me up on Gtalk, name is in my sig.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] dshah37:
My computer says "Connected", however it also says "No Internet Access". Any settings that need to be tweaked? Thanks!:)
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] tensux:
using the hacked hotspot it sometimes takes a while for the internet to kick in, thats why i was saying i liked open garden better
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] dshah37:
I waited for a good 4-5 minutes. Still not working :\

Any ideas or suggestions? Thanks!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] tensux:
right click the wireless connection, and have it run through windows troubleshooting problems, i remember using a hack hotspot on one rom that i needed to do do this every time to connect, or you could try open garden :D
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] synenergy52:
I'm very dissapointed that T-Mobile servers/software are STILL compressing their MMS. I thought T-Mobile was working on this. Any updates? Extremely blurry
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] anomy13:
I'm very dissapointed that you dont follow xda forums and that blurry mms is fixed ages ago in most roms including juggernaut and darkside.
[Fascinate General] MrManiacNF:
Sorry if this this is a crap thread, I know people will find out in their own.. but just want to let the telus fasinate users know.

I don't know any details, problems, etc... yet.. but I will be flashing it in just a bit.. I will report back.

-Maniac
[General Questions and Answers] tmettler5:
Is there a setting in ICS that makes apps install directly to homescreens that I can turn off? It's driving me crazy that when I install apps I have to delete them from home screens.
[General Questions and Answers] sahil kaul:
Open play store then go to settings. Uncheck auto add widget to home screen and you are done ;)
[HTC Rezound] Wendemixda:
I unlocked and rooted my Rezound but now have trouble with ROMS I am flashing. I made a nandroid backup of my stock software. I just want to relock my bootloader and go back to my stock. How can I do that?
[HTC Rezound] csong95:
Just go here and download this here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1504824 this will just have everything you need
[HTC Rezound] dyetheskin:
"fastboot oem lock" without quotes is the command in the terminal once you've rebooted to bootloader and selected fastboot while USB connected

sent from my ICS flavored HTC Vigorous Vigor. If I helped please use the "thanks" option!
[HTC Rezound] Wendemixda:
Thanks. My problem is my phone right now won't boot to any rom I install and they say I cannot run stock with the unlocked bootloader. I did the "fastboot oem lock" and it said "waiting for device". my phone right now is just a black screen.