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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gfropr:
This is after listening to stitcher at work for 2 and a half hours, browsing apps, going on XDA about an hour. Screen auto, WIFI, with 4g mixed in during travel. I'm on AOKP 6 w James bond 3.1.9.9 awesomeness. Seideo 3800, Trexcell Case, and X.O Skin protector, this is with what I think is the best Nexus combo , after reading reviews on each item. I just ranted on about my accessories, sorry. I just love the feel of the phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] noisufnoc:
Just bought my gnex used and the seller included this battery. Pretty bulky for a daily driver, but it's going to be my go to when I'm on call for work. No more carrying around a car charger to get me through the day.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chrisjm00:
I just ordered this along with the case. I noticed in one of the reviews of the black honeycomb case, that the left side of the case doesn't fit well on the phone. Can I blame that on early models of the case? Also, I have a Razr MAXX that I have been using for a little over a month, and the battery life is phenomenal but I could say less about the screen. Does anyone routinely get 3.5-4 hours of screen time? I know that isn't the greatest measure of battery, but I was lucky to get two hours screen time on the standard/extended battery from Samsung.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mstrakt:
Sorry to bring this thread back alive, but I just wanted to give my 2 cents on this battery.

Overall, I'm pretty pleased with this battery when comparing to the stock 1750 and stock extended 2100. With both batteries, I was getting terrible batt life and i felt like I was tied down to the charger. (Avg on screen time was like 2 1/2 hours on the 2100 batt) After having a Hyperion extended on my Droid Charge and was pleased, I decided to go with them again on the nexus and I couldn't be happier with my battery life now. I gave my girlfriend my stock 2100 extended and were running the same ROM (LiquidSmooth), so comparison between the two extended batteries is not hard. I can clearly see that my Hyperion outlasts her stock 2100 by at least 3 to 4 hours on screen time. Now I get about average 5 1/2 hours on screen time (maybe i should be getting more, but this thing gives me enough juice to last through the day and have some extra juice left before going to bed)

I was really iffy and hesitant to buy this batter because of the reviews and what not, but like I said, I had it on my Charge and now I have it on my Nexus and I am pleased. Im used to the bulkiness by now and on my Charge, it wasn't pretty to look at it, but looks way better on the Nexus haha. Plus the bulkiness gives me better grip of the phone. The batter cover fits nicely, no issues there. I also bought the Hyperion Honeycomb case and it fits like a glove and unlike the video (where the left side sticks out), no issues for me. Here are some pics of battery stats and with the case. Hope this helps. Sorry if its so long haha. (I'm also about to try Jame Bond kernel or should I go with Franco?)

Cycle #2

Battery 1

Screen On time

Graph

Cycle #3

Battery 2

Screen On time 2

Graph 2

Case

Top

Back

Side
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Rotary Heart:
Well I don't have an extended batt (I will) but I got an idea. To prove the real (or at least what I think its real) bat time you can download any batt drain in play store and run it until you got X% left with both batt.

That way you will be doing the same thing with both batt and you will see how much longer it last. ( at least that's what I think, lol)

Maybe other user can tell if this is not right.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mstrakt:
Lol that would be the ultimate true test, but would be kind of hard to do since were both busy with school. She has all her syncs off and doesn't use 4g a whole lot (mostly 3g), a lot of instagram and texts. Battery life is so so. As for extended, to me this $20 investment is proving to be worth it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] iHentai:
I also bought this battery and received it two days ago. Today was my third cycle. So far I get around 3:30 on screen time after 12 hours. I was wondering what settings do you have off? I have everything on with brightness auto on Paranoid Android throughout the day and constantly on my phone redditing, texting, and random browsing.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mssam:
The Hyperion wasn't available when I got my gnex, so I got the 3800 seidio. It appears that they're both li-polymer and have similar manufacturing processes (disregarding the marketing nonsense), so the Hyperion should be on par with the seidio. Plus, it's $20 and it has nfc. The seidio w/ nfc is like $60 or $70. You can't lose paying $20 for a 3800 battery w/ nfc...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] iHentai:
Thing is I have the Hyperion but it doesn't come close to the performance from the Seidio ;(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mstrakt:
Hmm. With what people say. Its a hit or miss with this battery. Im guessing it just depends on your rom and kernel setup. Im running liquidsmooth. Was with Trinity kernel but im trying jame bond out. my setting are: sync just gmail, contacts, calendar. All other apps with sync I turn off. NFC is off since I don't use it much except to beam stuff with my gf from time to time. Im also running juice defender which I think helps a lot. I adjust my brightness manually according to where I am. I do probably the same usage as you. Text, browse, instagram, fb sometimes, play games occasionally. I been avg. 5 hours on screen time and a least 1 day on this batt.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] iHentai:
Would you say you had better experience with trinity or james bond? I definitely gonna try out juice defender I guess. I noticed with turning off LTE throughout the day definitely helps, I get up to 4-5 on screen time with it off and turning it on when I want faster internet.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] d11dog11:
Reading this made me want to go back to my Hyperion extended. If you can deal with the bulk... BUY IT!!! Lasts all day and the. Some. Currently 6.5 hours in with 1.5 hours screen on and at 62% battery. Streamed over an hour of music with screen off too. Its great.

Using team EOS nightly with stock kernal it comes with.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
Gonna bump this thread to say thanks to everyone who offered some info on this battery. I think I am going to purchase it on Amazon soon, at $25 for the battery and matching case skin I think it's worth it. I don't plan to always use it, just on days I need the extra juice.:)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jonbruin:
How's the weight?

I just got a used nexus coming from an old Incredible and I've been loving it besides the battery life. Is the added bulk of the extended worth it? Is the weight difference notable?

Thanks in advance for all the reviews and feedback about the battery.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hardikjakharia:
Hey,

Can u post performance defense between sedio and hyperion ? Is there like vast difference in juice in them?

Generally how is the response of these batteries? On ebay, sellers which ship to india dont have hyperion, so any suggestion on other brand?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Akatosh:
Just making sure before I order this beast, this will work for the GSM model as well won't it?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jonstrong:
There's a different model extended battery for the GSM model -- make sure you get the right one.

I've had my toro GNex for about 14 months. Stock battery for about 2 weeks, then the 2100 mah OEM extended battery for close to a year. Love the phone, but I was like a vampire, always looking for a snack -- in my case, looking for a place to plug in my GNex. I finally got the Hyperion 3500 mah battery for $20 off Amazon, and it's been fantastic. I'm running JBSourcery 4.5.6 (Android 4.2.2), and have the phone either set to Auto brightness or about 70% when not on Auto. I leave Wi-Fi and BT on all day now. Location Services and GPS are always enabled -- never turn them off. I'm getting push notifications from GMail and G+, have Chrome and Chrome beta syncing with my PC Chrome install, and have active synced accounts for Dropbox, Box, Google Docs, OneNote. I'm in central NJ where I generally have a very weak 4G signal (two blocks away it's great - but not at home!), and a mediocre 3G signal. I probably average an hour a day talking on the phone, a couple of dozen SMS and MMS messages, and heavy use of email, Chrome and XDA app. With the stock and 2100 mah batteries, I was running low after about 9 hours of use, even when turning Wi-Fi and BT on and off only for need. With the Hyperion 3500, I can leave everything turned on as mentioned above, enjoy hours of screen on time, leave brightness up, use a live wallpaper (for a change! -- loving "Wave" free), start the day on battery at 5:30am, and still have 30% or 40% left when I plug the phone in at about 11pm.

I was surprised to find that even though the phone is a bit heavier and bulkier, it's not awkward at all with the "hump". I find the grip very comfortable with the 3500 battery and cover. I also got the Trexcell TPU case -- it has cutouts for the buttons, while the Hyperion TPU doesn't -- the Trexcell allows somewhat better tactile feedback as a result. I also got the Seidio extended Convert Combo for this. It's designed for their own extended battery, so the inner cover (the "Seidio Surface") is a very tight fit over the battery door, but it fits well enough and, in fact, fits perfectly after the felt inside the cover squishes down a bit. With all three layers of the Convert Combo installed (Surface, silicone layer, hard shell), the phone is incredibly well protected, looks great, and is actually quite comfortable to hold (disclosure: I have pretty big hands). I LOVE this combo! Between the battery, case and JBSourcery, this is like getting a brand new phone -- and I would seriously be disappointed if I were forced to replace it with pretty much anything else on the market today.

---------- Post added at 12:44 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:43 PM ----------

I think this is the version you need for the GSM model:

http://www.amazon.com/Hyperion-GT-i9250-Compatible-International-GT-i9250/dp/B006ZBGBKG/ref=pd_sim_cps_5
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Raven-6:
Received my Hyperion battery for my Gnex and I've got it doing its initial charge. We'll see how it performs.

An advisory for those who have purchased this battery and find that the cover refuses to fit: look at the locking tabs on the side of the cover and compare them with the locking tabs on the stock cover. You will see that there are two tabs missing, and there is one extra tab that is in the wrong place and has nowhere to lock in to. That misplaced tab prevents the cover from clipping in, so just cut that tab off and the cover will fit sufficiently.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jonstrong:
That's pretty weird actually -- you may want to contact the seller -- Hyperion is very good about checking on your experience and looking for feedback, and will help out. I never noticed an issue such as you describe, and just to be sure after reading your post, I took my Seidio extended Convert Combo off my GNex to take another look. As I remembered, the new Hyperion battery cover was still snapped on perfectly. I popped it out and checked -- and all the tabs on the cover are in exactly the right place, and line up perfectly with the phone body. No issues at all with it not fitting, or not staying snapped closed with all tabs engaged.

BTW: I see it's been about a month since my last post in this thread. I can say that, after having used this new battery every single day, I absolutely love it. Totally changed the way I use the phone -- I no longer worry about turning Wi-Fi on and off all the time or worry about rushing to turn off BT when I'm no longer in my car. I'm not over-cautious about time browsing or using online apps. I get hours a day of screen time, and with that I NEVER run out of power. I start the day with phone off the charger around 5:30am, and I've easily got 30% or more left when I go to sleep around midnight and plug it in again.

Highly recommended.
[HTC One X] ZeroRilix:
Hey guys, this was posted in the One XL forums and I thought you guys would be able to help him more than the ones in that forum, as that forum is for the LTE version of this phone. He says he is getting slow speeds on his unlocked One X on AT&Ts network. Please help him as he should have posted this here and not there. Here is the link to the thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1586298
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] indiankid25:
hey guys i was wondering what the lightest and quickest launcher is for cm7 i was noticed the included adw is a little laggy at times
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] masamichi7:
Eugene has a free gingerbread launcher on the market, and you can also try FTL launcher, or even Zeam launcher.

Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-T989
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] indiankid25:
Hey so do you know how to make the wallpaper scrollable on ftl?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] masamichi7:
I don't think there's a setting for it on that one. I know the dev tried to keep it lightweight

Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-T989
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] masamichi7:
And just to throw it out there, ADW Ex, once fully configured, has great features and runs fairly quick. Its all preference though.

Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-T989
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Laazyboy:
I recommend Eugene's gb launcher, as I find adw to be too laggy in the app drawer. Launcher pro is still a good candidate for cm7 imo

Sent from my SGH-T989
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] knickfan5745:
I like Zeam.
[HTC Sensation] Pikabat:
Any comments on HTC's flagship compared to Sensation with ICS. I wonder if Sense 4.0 ROMs have this bugs as well

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1582151
[HTC Sensation] Olokolski:
:eek:

I will buy OneX in december in this case when HTC will correct all issues. Seems our ics update is quite good :)
[HTC Sensation] DANOFDANGER:
Bug #1 Its mofo huge, you couldn't sit down to save your life when its in your pocket.

Bug #2 its quad core, super inefficient with poor battery life.

Bug #3 has no microsd card and limits to only 16gb, lots of us have trunk loads of music, games, photos and other essentials we would like to easily store.

Bug #4 Did i mention how big it was ??.
[HTC Sensation] biojo:
Ill aggree the no sd card is ****e. but i thought it came with 32gb, and the one s had 16gb??
[HTC Sensation] k0zmic:
Bug 2 is debatable since there is that other fifth core that's used when the phone is idle. The 4 cores only come alive when needed.

Although, reviews do say battery life isn't great.
[HTC Sensation] descb600f:
It has a crap battery life and you can't even change the battery.

And don't get me started on no SD card.

I have just returned from the shop about to buy the S when I discover that there is no room for an SD card. Why have HTC Watch when there is no space on the phone to store the Fing films.

A real step backwards in development and a step closer to an Apple clone oh dear I think I may seriously have just stopped being an HTC customer. I have been with them since the HD but if this is the direction I'm going to have to find a different company because this is the wrong direction for me.

I carry 2 spare batteries for my phone so I can watch movies etc on the move but you can't do that with a phone that doesn't allow you to remove the battery.

I'm really gutted right now I didn't even check for SD slot because I didn't think in this day and age anyone (except Apple) would not include one.
[HTC Sensation] peacekeeper05:
There has been reports that speaker sounds get crappy when playing non tegra optimized games.
[HTC Sensation] peacekeeper05:
I think since this is the first time HTC to ever use a tegra (non qualcomm chip for their modern smartphobe lineup). They messed up with it.
[HTC Sensation] benefit14snake:
guys, tegra 3 has amazing battery life. It uses the companion core while listening to music and watching videos. It only uses the cores when needed. I've been using the transformer prime since release and the battery life us out of control. If you peg all four cores at 100% then sure it will die quicker. Also for medium tasks it splits the load across cores to keep them at a lower frequency and voltage. Real life usage is much different than benchmarks.
[HTC Sensation] kanav bhasin:
Well they messed up with our qualcomm s3 on the sensation too :p
[HTC Sensation] mrg02d:
HTC needs to take some notes from apple...

Anything worth doing, is worth doing right. Imagine having an iPhone that allows you the freedom of an android phone!

Matt
[HTC Sensation] ChobbyNS:
Iphone is ok,but unless they put 4,3" screen,changeable battery,expandable memory and better UI they are out of my option.

This things is must have for me,and i think that most of you thinks same.
[HTC Sensation] stewarta13wsb:
Picked this up on a Google+ thread. Anybody heard anything about this.....

Surely not the same as the Sensation issue - " I love mine. Easily the best phone I've ever used- except for the dust that's trapped underneath the screen" ????

And can you explain " Shame about the 2.8GB of space for apps. Much prefer how it is on the nexus with the full amount for whatever you want. That was what put me off buying the one x when I went into the store today." ???

:confused:
[HTC Sensation] dmcb123:
For anyone in America there is the HTC EVO 4g LTE. It had an sd slot and the s4 krait.
[HTC Sensation] broncogr:
Thread closed.

Not related to Sensation
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] randy_c:
Is there any way to set speed dial for this phone? search by can't find it
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Rashkae:
You could:

1. Add a contact to your favorites

2. Put a shortcut to "Call Direct" that contact right on a home screen

If you want the dialer to have an option like "long press #2 to dial a person" then you might need to use a different dialer.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] llopmesquer:
Ok. But somenone tells me that is possible to have speed dial with a long press on a dial number (3 for example), and configuring the name of the contact taht you want to call. But that does not work for me...
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] svencho:
No. You just can add Favorite People on the homescreen. This option miss for me. HTC have the best Call Options.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Pezo:
I don't really mind having no speed dial, I haven't used it much on my previous phone anyway.

With, I don't know what you call it, when typing the numbers corresponding to letters, the contacts get displayed (I think HTC called it smart dial a long time ago), and the call history right there I find I'm not using speed dials at all.

I'm not a heavy call user though...
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] ntduyphuong:
Speed dial is not available on Android 2.3.x. It will be on ICS :D

You should use another dialer. I recommend DW Dialer (& DW Contact)
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] tozehome:
On home screen, add a shortcut to your contact number. Then just press it to dial.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] llopmesquer:
Thanks! While I wait for ICS :rolleyes:, I'l use the favorites.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] piafinho:
One alternative option until ICS arrives:

Try swipepad and add the options to directly call to these contacts.

Then you can, with a single movement, even without needing to open the Phone application, call them.

I just discover the application. Not sure regarding performance impacts but the usability it gives is great.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] randy_c:
It does have speed dial. Just long press a number then set it up.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] muadong200474:
xperia

when i upgrade my room, speed dial was disapper :| I use KA sspeed
[HTC Rezound] jaestreetss:
Ok so today I got my htc rezound

I'm already rooted.

My q. Is how can I get to ics 4.0?

Like step by step.

Your help is apreciated.

I'm on a stock Rom.

And no access to a laptop.

Wat do I need to flash?
[HTC Rezound] ericsignals:
You can flash an ics Rom...such as Scoslers clean Rom 4.2....will need to flash a patch since you are probably on gb firmware, he has it listed in the op, make sure to read it and it will go smoothly.
[HTC Rezound] jaestreetss:
Can you post a link and thanXx for the fast response.

I'm liking the resound community
[HTC Rezound] ericsignals:
Scott has a link and directions in Op with patch you will need.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=21568997#post21568997

The community is great just make sure to do the reading, most of the time any issue you may run into will have already been discussed and explained. A lot of new users just flash and go to the last post. Reading the Op usually explains everything you'll need to know. Welcome aboard.
[XPERIA X8 Android Development] TeamMex:
Hi everyone ツ

This is My ROM FROYExp of the line xperience

​

Rom android 2.2.1 FROYO

Requirements:

1.- Latest Baseband

2.- CWM of xperiamini or Xrecovery

3.- Stock KERNEL -- ONLY WORKS WITH THIS KERNEL!

How to install:

1. Download FroyExp™ 3.zip - 129.19 MB

2. Boot into CWM or XRecovery

3. Full wipe

4. Flash the ROM

5. Reboot

6. Enjoy

Download:

FroyExp™ 3.zip - 129.19 MB

OLDER Downloads:

FroyEXP 2

FROYExp Beta7

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You can also visit the WEB PAGE and the Facebook group

... Everyone's invited!

Very special thanks to nobodyAtall

SEE CHANGELOG IN 2ND POST

My Other roms

Xperience nAa kernel | Xperience Stock | Xperience WALKMAN MOD
[XPERIA X8 Android Development] TeamMex:
FroyExp v3 17/02/2013

* Fixed Multitouch
* Updated multitouch module for cypress and synaptics
* Updated netfilters to add support to Wifi tethering
* Fixed some graphics issues
* Updated Tweaks XPerience
* Added support to Ext3,and EXT4 partitions (if u have partitioned sd the system install apps inside ext partition)
* Supported SWAP PARTITION and automounted.
* XPeria S font
* Deleted Squashi keyboard(added xperia keyboard and htc)
* Fixed superUSER PROBLEMS
* Deleted superuser changed to superSU
* Updated market to 3.10.10
* Much more Optimizations.

FroyEXP 2

* Superuser updated

* Xperience theme updated

* more performance

* more battery duration

* dalvick optimizations

* Gaaps updated

* fast :D

* good for Gamers ;)

* And more :D

* Fixed problem with ScreenshotER

FROYExp first release

* added ClockworkMod recovery v.3.2.0.0-r3 for x10mini and Xrecovery

* Baseband verification on installation.

* Undervolting and Overclocking handled CM Settings menu (by default none is active)

* SDcard Cache size changed to 128K to avoid music players lags

* Added optimizations of System I/O and more.

* Added FROYEXP theme :D

* Added overclock ññ 825mhz max min 122mhz

* added undervolt

* fix minor bugs of stability

*Based on miniCM6

You can use alfs or nAa kernel ^^

if you use nAa kernel edit build.prop and change the line wlan to tiwlan0 :)

if you have problems with installation on custom kernel edit updater-script and delete this some lines :)

PD:SOrry for my bad english
[XPERIA X8 Android Development] TeamMex:
Reserved
[XPERIA X8 Android Development] ElmirBuljubasic:
Niceeeee :))
[XPERIA X8 Android Development] arsyshell:
Thanks, dowloading... :rolleyes: i hope this will get best video recording & sounds quality from another froyo :D (just hoping) :p

_________________________

sorry my bad English :D
[XPERIA X8 Android Development] Jimmy Thrashmetal:
Xperience rules!

Well done bro... Keep walking! :cool:
[XPERIA X8 Android Development] Spevky:
I don't know but i like this somehow :D Nice work.
[XPERIA X8 Android Development] uremytoy:
by screens i see its nice. keep it up bro. just askin: is that possible to u to make clock cenetered and change laucher? :P
[XPERIA X8 Android Development] dsaklein:
This rom based on which rom?
[XPERIA X8 Android Development] dsaklein:
If you dont like it dont comment. And if you are so smart than you knew that 2.2 is already done so you cant develope anything new with it but offcourse you knew it...
[XPERIA X8 Android Development] Tim_Grundy:
lol joker aint ya?
[XPERIA X8 Android Development] dsaklein:
Lol its not my intend to be rude...but im respect people who makes roms and even if they are just modded...
[XPERIA X8 Android Development] ElmirBuljubasic:
Please, show me your rom!